[Austin Morrow]

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I could probably use one when I move to Seattle. Impressions please! 

Your moving to Seattle? Let's plan a meet, would be cool to meet you in person. I live a few hours away from Seattle.
 

 

[pseudohippy]

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Your moving to Seattle? Let's plan a meet, would be cool to meet you in person. I live a few hours away from Seattle.
 

So what about you Austin, you coming to the Seattle Meet?

 

[Austin Morrow]

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So what about you Austin, you coming to the Seattle Meet?

What??? When???

 

[cifani090]

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What??? When???

http://www.head-fi.org/t/576440/seattle-meet-front-panel-express-1-21-2012
 

 

[Austin Morrow]

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http://www.head-fi.org/t/576440/seattle-meet-front-panel-express-1-21-2012
 

Yeah. Might be able to make it. Maybe not.

 

[MorbidToaster]

Not for a few years. Don't get too excited.

 

[Austin Morrow]

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Not for a few years. Don't get too excited.

Okay. Hahaha.

 

[Sorensiim]

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Quite Good,Don't get them mixed up with Skull Candy's,i bet you nobody heard of WESC till now...their a swedish brand.
 

Please tell me you're trolling.
 
Wesc is one of the many brands made by chinese manufacturer Coloud. 
 
WESC Bongo:

 
No-name headphone priced at $5 from the local dollar store ("Tiger", here in Denmark):
 

 
Coloud Helo Kitty Pink Rubber Headphones (Notice that the metal band is inside the padding on these):

 
Hate to burst your bubble, but it's the same headphones. My 5-year old son has a pair of them branded as "No Fear" headphones and they sound like an alarm clock radio playing in a tin can 10 feet away. You're right they shouldn't be confused with Skullcandy, that would be offensive to Skullcandy.

 

[lukasaswin]

Sorry guys, I only had the chance to reply today... it's been a hectic week for me.

Sorry guys, I just had the chance to reply... It's been a hectic week for me...Sorry guys, I just had the chance to reply... It's been a hectic week for me...
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I used to own a d-zero, then I took an arrow in the knee..

Hahaha... it took me ages to figure out the joke... i had to ask my mom while kept repeating my self, "No, Arrow is a brand." I guess my brain circuitry was burnt out after a whole day's work... perhaps an amp will help? haha...
 
 
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pseudohippy
The Arrow is even thinner and sounds fantastic. Not sure which has a bigger footprint though. The thinner the better in my book. I would not even consider using an amp if I didnt have hard to drive headphones that I like to use at work without a full sized desktop amp.
 

Thanks, dude... I like thin too...
 
But just recently I had the chance to try both a fostex hp p1 and a clas...
I can't decide which one I like better... perhaps at the end I'll get both. hehehe....
The Fostex is my main priority at the moment, though...
I'll post pics if I get to purchase one... hopefully soon
 
 
 
 

 

[Austin Morrow]

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Please tell me you're trolling.
 
Wesc is one of the many brands made by chinese manufacturer Coloud. 
 
WESC Bongo:

 
No-name headphone priced at $5 from the local dollar store ("Tiger", here in Denmark):
 

 
Coloud Helo Kitty Pink Rubber Headphones (Notice that the metal band is inside the padding on these):

 
Hate to burst your bubble, but it's the same headphones. My 5-year old son has a pair of them branded as "No Fear" headphones and they sound like an alarm clock radio playing in a tin can 10 feet away. You're right they shouldn't be confused with Skullcandy, that would be offensive to Skullcandy.

 
Yeah, they all look quite similar. 

 

[steampunk]

My old stuffs, still love it to hear.

 

[dfkt]

Bragging with James444's IEMs - for fun and profit!

 

[Austin Morrow]

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Bragging with James444's IEMs - for fun and profit!

Very beautiful rigs dfkt. I really love the look of the new Sennhesier IE80's. Sennhesier is, and will continue to be one of my favorite headphone and earphone manufacturers with Grado and HiFiMAN.

 

[Austin Morrow]

I posted this already in a different thread, but alas, I've been switching up my portable rigs as of late. Been going back and forth between the Radius HP-TWF21, the Grado GR10 (my new favorite IEM), the Ortofon e-Q5, and the Final Audio Design Heaven A. All played directly out of my iPhone 4 this time, decided to see how the IEM's would fair up without the TTVJ Slim tagging along.
 

 
 

 

[WayTooCrazy]

I'm just getting into portable audio, but I have an ultra mobile setup...

I also have an iPod 5.5G with Fiio E5 and Sennheiser PX200-II, and an iPad 2, but I don't bring them to many places.  I still would like to do something with the 5.5G though, looking into a portable amp, but not sure what to get just yet.