[Scubadevils]

Cayin N7 + Turii Ti

 

[RemedyMusic]

AudioSense DT600 + Penon OS133 + LP6K

It's nice to see an Audiosense entry here. I personally think they know how to tune well and have a peculiar house sound. I have the dt300. A shame that they are selling their products at a really low price and seems that they are going out of the hobby scene.

 

[RemedyMusic]

Cayin N7 + Turii Ti

Turiiiiiiiiiii

 

[F700]

Xduoo XT10 II / iFi Gold Bar / Plussound Verse / Oriveti 0400 = Digital device meets analog sounding companions

 

[Amadeo Nospherathu]

Hiby R6pro2 (Line out) -> ALO CDM (Amp mode) -> Oriolus Traillii JP (PW Saladin+ cable)

 

[Hinomotocho]

I'll be 46 in a few weeks and have loved Drum n Bass since the mid 90s. It's one of the orignial sounds of our slice of the generation! I'm an early riser these days, but there was a time when I was more apt to go to sleep at the same 5:00 hour that I wake up at these days, lol. I'll also say, seeing someone laud those big Sonys with Drum n Bass has planted that seed in my head - I'm a HUGE fan of the IER Z1R. Listening to this now and it's making me smile. Hope you're having a lovely Sunday

Thanks. From 95-2000 I got to see Doc Scott, Kemistry & Storm, Dom & Roland, Grooverider, and Goldie. I looked up an upcoming event from a UK DnB DJ but saw it was from 10pm - 3am
I've stuck with the old-school ones I know, but the YouTube algorithm presented me with this newer evolution of DnB that has rekindled my enjoyment of it. I love the crowd's energy and participation, makes you want to be in that room - a great high-energy set from a young female DJ (Kara). That drop at around 2:40 pretty much sums up my attraction to DnB - dark, eerie, ominous sounds underlined with a deep sub-bass.

Overall I prefer my IER-Z1R and they would probably match, possibly exceed the experience, but I recently re-purchased the MDR-Z1R and I'm trying to appreciate them more, and going with the large ear speaker approach for DnB. I also re-purchased the XBA-Z5 and those 16mm drivers perform superbly.



One of several flyers I still have from those mid-late 90's gigs

 

[povidlo]

 

[TheRH]

This was sooo relaxing!
You do not see too many 240s. How do you like yours?

 

[TheRH]

I dig the U4S with the Eletech cable. And who knew these took over 100 hours to break in? Again, I really dig these!

 

[AlexxxAA85]

I loved it for the year I had it lol. But I ended up upgrading to the 320 for the interchangeable tube amps.

 

[Scubadevils]

Thanks. From 95-2000 I got to see Doc Scott, Kemistry & Storm, Dom & Roland, Grooverider, and Goldie. I looked up an upcoming event from a UK DnB DJ but saw it was from 10pm - 3am
I've stuck with the old-school ones I know, but the YouTube algorithm presented me with this newer evolution of DnB that has rekindled my enjoyment of it. I love the crowd's energy and participation, makes you want to be in that room - a great high-energy set from a young female DJ (Kara). That drop at around 2:40 pretty much sums up my attraction to DnB - dark, eerie, ominous sounds underlined with a deep sub-bass.

Overall I prefer my IER-Z1R and they would probably match, possibly exceed the experience, but I recently re-purchased the MDR-Z1R and I'm trying to appreciate them more, and going with the large ear speaker approach for DnB. I also re-purchased the XBA-Z5 and those 16mm drivers perform superbly.



One of several flyers I still have from those mid-late 90's gigs

Another big D&B fan and again since the 90s… interestingly, we have a legend here on Head-Fi @Codename john -

 

[Scubadevils]

On holiday this week and serving up a tray of audio goodness to myself this evening so as to decide on a combo - the N7 and MEST MKIII were chosen, and actually a fantastic set for drum and bass.

 

[e-dub]

Thanks. From 95-2000 I got to see Doc Scott, Kemistry & Storm, Dom & Roland, Grooverider, and Goldie. I looked up an upcoming event from a UK DnB DJ but saw it was from 10pm - 3am
I've stuck with the old-school ones I know, but the YouTube algorithm presented me with this newer evolution of DnB that has rekindled my enjoyment of it. I love the crowd's energy and participation, makes you want to be in that room - a great high-energy set from a young female DJ (Kara). That drop at around 2:40 pretty much sums up my attraction to DnB - dark, eerie, ominous sounds underlined with a deep sub-bass.

Overall I prefer my IER-Z1R and they would probably match, possibly exceed the experience, but I recently re-purchased the MDR-Z1R and I'm trying to appreciate them more, and going with the large ear speaker approach for DnB. I also re-purchased the XBA-Z5 and those 16mm drivers perform superbly.



One of several flyers I still have from those mid-late 90's gigs

Oof. Man, Mysteries of Funk didn't get the traction I thought it deserved. It was a fantastic LP.

 

[e-dub]

Another big D&B fan and again since the 90s… interestingly, we have a legend here on Head-Fi @Codename john -

Oh, wow!

I remember at least one member of Noisia used to have a username here aaages ago. But Groove himself, nice!

 

[Scubadevils]

Oh, wow!

I remember at least one member of Noisia used to have a username here aaages ago. But Groove himself, nice!

It’s the other half in this case Grooverider and ?!