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That bag'll ruin a man.
Nice selection. The purchases-- not necessarily the lack of female other.
Post pic(s) of your latest "significant" purchase(s)!!! v2.0
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That bag'll ruin a man.
Nice selection. The purchases-- not necessarily the lack of female other.
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A couple of Woo Audio stands and a pair of T1s
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^ looks great, nice spot for 3 beautiful headphones and stands
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just got the bryston bda-1...
burning it in. good times to come....
burning it in. good times to come....
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Not at the same time but, havent posted here in a long while.
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iPoo classic 6g 120gb, iBasso D3, Gilmore Lite, Fisher FA003
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Slides. keep em in my backpack when aggro skating.
Had to get em.
HD414 pads. Not for Grados though, i'm going to quarter-mod the other side and fit them under the mesh of these old Audiotechnica AT-702's that i bought on ebay.
They leave quite the red marks as they are now without padding
Yup. No big purchases as of late. Can't afford or justify such as of now
Darn, if you had told me I would've just given you my KSC75's w/ headband for the cost of shipping.
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You have to post some pictures and impressions of that mod. I actually have a pair of those in my closet. They are most likely from my dad, I don't know of anyone else in my family who would have bought them. They sound good, but my main issue is comfort.
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HD414 pads. Not for Grados though, i'm going to quarter-mod the other side and fit them under the mesh of these old Audiotechnica AT-702's that i bought on ebay.
They leave quite the red marks as they are now without padding
Yup. No big purchases as of late. Can't afford or justify such as of now
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The price cut got me.
Between buying speakers and this, my headphone purchases for the next few months will be seriously lacking
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As promised:
The headphones are fantastic, definitely keepers. I don't know if I want to pay $995 for the DAC1 yet though. They're a great match.
For lack of a dedicated digital cable, I'm using one of the interconnects from my old setup. Hence the stray RCA
The headphones are fantastic, definitely keepers. I don't know if I want to pay $995 for the DAC1 yet though. They're a great match.
For lack of a dedicated digital cable, I'm using one of the interconnects from my old setup. Hence the stray RCA
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just got an LCD-2 and aDIY gainclone amp.. pics coming up 
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Darnit. That headband must do quite a bit for the bass too. Nice. Anyways, thanks for the mention Raguvian.
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Sure thing. Basically I quarter modded the pads, spun the black plastic ring off; and sort of bent and fit the HD414 pads in underneath the mesh through the little hole; pushing the pads back to shape with my fingers. You could almost say the pads were designed for the AT-702. The fit is perfect, The sound sig is unaffected and the HD414 pads are quite comfortable. As for long term comfort, these might put uncomfortable stress on your upper jaw after more than 3 or so hours. It is most likely due to the weight of the head phones themselves though.
I like the sound. Good imaging and separation. They sound quite open, particularly due to the separation they give to distant ques in music. They might be 8-ohm phones though, so in order to get a proper bass and open sound they might need more power than normal. There definitely low ohm phones like most from the era.
I do think the HD414 pads are worth it, due to the natural perfect fit under the mesh and comfort. Be sure to quarter mod the pads though.
Darnit. That headband must do quite a bit for the bass too. Nice. Anyways, thanks for the mention Raguvian.
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Sure thing. Basically I quarter modded the pads, spun the black plastic ring off; and sort of bent and fit the HD414 pads in underneath the mesh through the little hole; pushing the pads back to shape with my fingers. You could almost say the pads were designed for the AT-702. The fit is perfect, The sound sig is unaffected and the HD414 pads are quite comfortable. As for long term comfort, these might put uncomfortable stress on your upper jaw after more than 3 or so hours. It is most likely due to the weight of the head phones themselves though.
I like the sound. Good imaging and separation. They sound quite open, particularly due to the separation they give to distant ques in music. They might be 8-ohm phones though, so in order to get a proper bass and open sound they might need more power than normal. There definitely low ohm phones like most from the era.
I do think the HD414 pads are worth it, due to the natural perfect fit under the mesh and comfort. Be sure to quarter mod the pads though.
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The price cut got me.
Between buying speakers and this, my headphone purchases for the next few months will be seriously lacking
20 free games get hype. I don't use the 3D on mine at all, but portable SSFIV, DOA, and...Nintendogs are all stupid good.
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Thanks, I will have to try that. As far as power for them, that is not a problems. I have a Pioneer SX-950 that it should work well with.
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For going ever so slightly off topic, I feel obligated to properly contribute. This is my most recent, and last significant purchase for some time to come.
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Darnit. That headband must do quite a bit for the bass too. Nice. Anyways, thanks for the mention Raguvian.
Sure thing. Basically I quarter modded the pads, spun the black plastic ring off; and sort of bent and fit the HD414 pads in underneath the mesh through the little hole; pushing the pads back to shape with my fingers. You could almost say the pads were designed for the AT-702. The fit is perfect, The sound sig is unaffected and the HD414 pads are quite comfortable. As for long term comfort, these might put uncomfortable stress on your upper jaw after more than 3 or so hours. It is most likely due to the weight of the head phones themselves though.
I like the sound. Good imaging and separation. They sound quite open, particularly due to the separation they give to distant ques in music. They might be 8-ohm phones though, so in order to get a proper bass and open sound they might need more power than normal. There definitely low ohm phones like most from the era.
I do think the HD414 pads are worth it, due to the natural perfect fit under the mesh and comfort. Be sure to quarter mod the pads though.
For going ever so slightly off topic, I feel obligated to properly contribute. This is my most recent, and last significant purchase for some time to come.
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Praying this will be my last audio purchase in a while...
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