Pictures of Your Portable Rig (part XVI)
Sep 3, 2013 at 1:26 PM Post #6,466 of 37,611
My Ko Jo KM - 01 with external dac IBasso DB2

Source : AK 120
Dac : IBasso DB2
Amp : Ko Jo KM- 01
Iem : UM. 3 DD
Cable : sys Concept Canada optical cable
Wagnus mini to mini

Sound Quality : high end portable iem set up

 
Sep 3, 2013 at 1:30 PM Post #6,467 of 37,611
My Fostex TH 900 with Ko Jo KM - 01

Source : AK 120
Dac : IBasso DB2
Amp : Ko Jo KM - 01
Headphone : Fostex TH 900
Cable : Venture Craft Audiophile grade mini to mini
Tralucent Audio UBER cable mini to mini
Sys Concept optical cable

Sound Quality :
High end SQ for night time listening. At home



 
Sep 3, 2013 at 1:42 PM Post #6,468 of 37,611
The big and super bulky one.

Oh wait, they are all really big and "transportable" at best.


No offense :)

I think the Wagnus wins.



Please be wagnus! :D



wagnus x 3 ^_^



magnus x 1



Never had the wagnus...but if u said wagnus sound similar like mass kobo...so my guessing would be:

For low impedance and iem:
Kojo - wagnus - international.
For higher ohm / hard to drive cans:
International - wagnus - kojo


Wagnus is the winner in term sound quality,and Ko Jo smooth sounding amp
Alo international is the winner in term big power , SQ is a bit harsh


lol love how the Kojo has an extra layer of padding so it doesn't get scratched


Yes I wrapped first with eyewear cleaning cloth and anti slip mate :D

Thank you all for the quote

Sound Quality wise

All have the right choice : the winner is Wagnus Epsilon S
Runner up 1 : Ko Jo KM - 01
Runner up 2 : Alo International

Power wise : the winner is Alo International
Runner up 1 : Wagnus Epsilon S
Runner up 2 : Ko Jo KM - 01
 
Sep 3, 2013 at 5:13 PM Post #6,470 of 37,611
  I forgot how convenient physical media buttons are compared to my usual iPhone 4S interface; and how good the Wolfson DAC sounds. It's too bad my battery drains like there's no tomorrow. :frowning2:
 

 
Agree nothing comes even close to the ipod's (video or classic) UI then you also have the rockbox. As for the battery, just swap the hdd for a 128GB CF or SDXC using the Tarkan adapter and your battery performance instantly has a big boost. You got throw away that hdd.
 
I bought the 64GB ip4s a couple yrs ago thinking about loading it for music, but the truth is I can't stand the touch screen for playing music.
 
Well about the sound, there is a reason that some high-end CD players use that dac chip. Then you have the diymod option to rewire the circuit not just to clean the "dust" but also achieve your preferred sound signature with the caps of your choice. Those caps are amazing that's all I can say.
 
 
 


 
Sep 3, 2013 at 5:52 PM Post #6,471 of 37,611
I forgot how convenient physical media buttons are compared to my usual iPhone 4S interface; and how good the Wolfson DAC sounds. It's too bad my battery drains like there's no tomorrow. :frowning2:




What rockbox theme is that? :)
 
Sep 3, 2013 at 9:33 PM Post #6,473 of 37,611
I forgot how convenient physical media buttons are compared to my usual iPhone 4S interface; and how good the Wolfson DAC sounds. It's too bad my battery drains like there's no tomorrow. :frowning2:


What rockbox theme is that? :)


I believe this is the Amarok theme. I chose it because it displays a lot of information, the album art, and is a pretty display screen overall. :D
 
Sep 3, 2013 at 11:02 PM Post #6,475 of 37,611
Just got the intruder. W4r just reached a whole other level going balanced. 
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This is how i transport for my gear around. (Camera bags work great with audio equipment!)
 

 

 

 

 
Sep 4, 2013 at 12:18 AM Post #6,476 of 37,611




I'm enjoying this combination of components a LOT. My only concerns so far are battery life and the need for two of the three components to recharge via wall wart and AC power. Overheating is a concern with the Continental in a pocket or small bag. Lovely sound though. The W4Rs like them as much as I do.
 
Sep 4, 2013 at 1:16 AM Post #6,477 of 37,611

 
Hey, I've seen that CLAS before 
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 How are you liking it? Happy to see you can actually use it with your iPod unlike my 2006 model lol 
 
 
Thanks,
 
 
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Sep 4, 2013 at 1:18 AM Post #6,478 of 37,611

 
ALO Rx Mk3b+ and 5.5th Gen iPod video 30GB my main portable setup
 
 
Thanks,
 
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Sep 4, 2013 at 2:21 AM Post #6,479 of 37,611
So, I just made this foamed-out case, from the use of an old Poker set case, along with some egg-carton foam from a camera case, and thought I might show you guys:)
As you may have noticed, I had to trim down the egg-carton foam a bit to allow it to actually fit my rig parts inside of the case.
 
The only thing that I need to do now, if I can be bothered, is to replace the locking mechanism, as this one is fairly old, and is becoming rather weak. If anyone has any idea where I can acquire a simply locking mechanism, or what those parts are called, do let me know! 
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Rig consists of the following:
Source: Colorfly C3 (Soon to be a iBasso DX50)
Amp: JDS Labs C5
Interconnect: Onest11 Right-Angle 3.5mm-to-3.5mm
Headphones: V-Moda M-100
 

 

 

 

 

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