[woodcans]

Your photos are top notch! Any Tera notes/impressions are appreciated. Loving mine.

 

[shotgunshane]

Your photos are top notch! Any Tera notes/impressions are appreciated. Loving mine.

Thanks! Especially coming from you; your FAD pics are great! Tera impressions and/or review to come soon.

 

[agoston.berko]

 

 

[JoeDoe]

Very interesting... Hows the sound Berko?
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[Podster]

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Nice gear!
Also nice pouch is there a make and model?

Troll & Oregonian, I'll check it out tonight and see if I can get you a make and model on this thing. My company was ordering them for technicians to carry their Droid's in as they are super rugged and have one of the strongest rotating belt clips I've ever seen! I like the individual pockets and I'm not sure if you can see it because I have it tucked inside it does have a velcro flap cover as well. I did not use the cover often as it allow me to get to the volume control easy and both the Yo-Tank and Tomahawk fit inside snugly, this shot let's you see the cover tucked in behind the iPod better.
 

 

[Podster]

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Adapter not necessarily required.......
above quote from http://www.head-fi.org/t/635800/impression-apple-nano-7g-lightning-to-30pin-adapter

I second that on the Nano 7, it simply IMHO has one of the best headphone outs yet, I did the Apple lightning adapter FiiO LOD gig (you can find this in the thread posted by Achmedisdead) and several have determined the Gen 7 Nano does not really benefit from external amping! YMMV

 When I ran my 7th gen into my C421 and then out to my Foxl the battery died so fast in the Nano it was crazy plus I did not get any better sound quality than running the Nano headphone out straight to the Foxl as a matter a fact the battery in the Nano lasted forever comparatively speaking

 

[audionewbi]

Ipod nano 7G output sounds better than ipod vidoe 5.5G, ipod touch retnia. 
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I second that on the Nano 7, it simply IMHO has one of the best headphone outs yet, I did the Apple lightning adapter FiiO LOD gig (you can find this in the thread posted by Achmedisdead) and several have determined the Gen 7 Nano does not really benefit from external amping! YMMV

 When I ran my 7th gen into my C421 and then out to my Foxl the battery died so fast in the Nano it was crazy plus I did not get any better sound quality than running the Nano headphone out straight to the Foxl as a matter a fact the battery in the Nano lasted forever comparatively speaking

 

[Podster]

Sorry Newbi, I should have clarified I have never heard the headphone out of the Video 5.5

 For what I have had and listened too the Nano 7th Gen has a outstanding headphone out and I've yet to external amp via the lightning and gotten better results that the Nano headphone out

 

[TrollDragon]

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Troll & Oregonian, I'll check it out tonight and see if I can get you a make and model on this thing. My company was ordering them for technicians to carry their Droid's in as they are super rugged and have one of the strongest rotating belt clips I've ever seen! I like the individual pockets and I'm not sure if you can see it because I have it tucked inside it does have a velcro flap cover as well. I did not use the cover often as it allow me to get to the volume control easy and both the Yo-Tank and Tomahawk fit inside snugly, this shot let's you see the cover tucked in behind the iPod better.
 
 

Nice!
That is the most useful belt pouch I have seen so far, would be cool if you can find out the info for us.
Thanks!

 

[kfarndog]

I will put a third in on these reported results.  The Ipod Nano 7G battery dies much more quickly using a LOD set up and without a noticeable (to my ears) sound quality difference.  I either use IEMs without an amp or amp the headphone jack for full size cans.
 
As always, YMMV.

 

[Jamesy1969]

If it played nicely with FLAC (or was Rockboxable) I'd have one

 

[grokit]

 
Before lightning there was fire...

 

[Greed]

My temporary rig, until a few new toys come in. Loving the sound, and the Socket 1 LE is the best sounding portable DAC I have ever heard. 
 
 

 

 

 

 
IPC 7G 160GB + VentureCraft Go-Dap DD Socket 1 LE (w/ MUSES02) + Headstage Arrow 4G + Heir 8.A  (All dual-locked together)

 

[audionewbi]

congrats, that looks wonderful. 

 

[mosshorn]

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If it played nicely with FLAC (or was Rockboxable) I'd have one

 
 
Honestly I use the Ipod plugin on Foobar. It converts everything to ALAC for me, and leaves MP3 alone. YMMV, but it's not that slow either