[RexAeterna]

I haven't heard many subs so I won't make a guess at it. I do think edm would benefit more from bass extension than beats by dre like thumping from a bassreflex port kind of bass.

subs are sooooo yesterday. word around block is that rotary woofer way to go for deep,deep extension down to dc flat(0hz) so clear out your basement or attic and put one of those suckers in there for true earthquake sub-bass.

 

[Austin Morrow]

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This is the Sennheiser RS 220 in my living room rig, which consists of a MacBook Air (2011 13"), Fostex HP-A3 DAC/amp, AudioQuest Forest optical cable, and Sennheiser RS 220 wireless headphone system.
 
The drumsticks belonged to Alex Van Halen, and were given to me by Jerry Harvey of JH Audio, at a Van Halen concert (February 20, 2012, in Detroit) for which Jerry was the monitoring engineer.
 

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(Click on the photo to enlarge.)​

 

Absolutely gorgeous photography, Jude. What camera and lens did you use to snap a picture of the RS220 with? Also, will you be making (hopefully in the not so distant future) a video review or demonstration of the Sennhesier RS220 on an episode of Head-Fi TV? I know I'd enjoy a show, and a lot of other people pry would too.
 

 

[Zeebra]

Ya'll bitches posting on a Jude page! Actually nevermind someone rearranged posts in a way that puts me on a different page so now I look like a total tool

As an on-topic addition, I moved my fan headers from a controller to motherboard, applied fan throttling schemes in BIOS, and my desktop is whisper quiet now. Makes listening music a LOT more enjoyable!

 

[Blurr]

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subs are sooooo yesterday. word around block is that rotary woofer way to go for deep,deep extension down to dc flat(0hz) so clear out your basement or attic and put one of those suckers in there for true earthquake sub-bass.

LOL, never heard of it before, has a nice read about it, other than shaking your furniture I doubt you would be able to hear such low frequentie. It would be nice to recreate a disaster area in your living room with such a system though. 

 

[markc8773]

My Set Up
 

 
My Wadia 171 and Gradp PS1000

 
HeadRoom Ultra Amp and Desktop Power Supply

 
Shunyata Hydra Cyclops With Cobra Zitron Power Cable

 
Nordost Valhalla (S/PDIF) Coaxial Digital Cable

 
Finite Elemente Pagode Signature Rack

 
Shunyata Venom 3 Power Cable

 

[Austin Morrow]

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My Set Up
 
 
 
My Wadia 171 and Gradp PS1000
 
 
HeadRoom Ultra Amp and Desktop Power Supply
 
 
Shunyata Hydra Cyclops With Cobra Zitron Power Cable
 
 
Nordost Valhalla (S/PDIF) Coaxial Digital Cable
 
 
Finite Elemente Pagode Signature Rack
 
 
Shunyata Venom 3 Power Cable
 

 
That's a very awesome setup! Simplicity and cleanliness is the key to any setup, IMHO.
 
 

 

[markc8773]

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That's a very awesome setup! Simplicity and cleanliness is the key to any setup, IMHO.
 
 

Thank  you

 
It took a while to save up but it's well worth the wait.
 
 

 

[markc8773]

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Restacked and cleaned up the whole room.

The Maggies work this time. New carpet, too.
 
Oh, and Wii's are dumb.

Very nice setup friend. Those VTI racks are absolutely awesome. My old man has the same one and they look even better in person. Very reasonable prices too.
 
 

 

[Tilpo]

LOL, never heard of it before, has a nice read about it, other than shaking your furniture I doubt you would be able to hear such low frequentie. It would be nice to recreate a disaster area in your living room with such a system though. 

I can see you're Dutch.


PS: the word you seek is frequency.

 

[MorbidToaster]

Very nice setup friend. Those VTI racks are absolutely awesome. My old man has the same one and they look even better in person. Very reasonable prices too.
 
 

Once I get the time I need to fill the.poles and buy another set.

 

[Blurr]

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I can see you're Dutch.

PS: the word you seek is frequency.

idd had het niet eens door 

 

[dailydoseofdaly]

 

 
Hey gang thought i would share. The top is my project studio, and the bottom is my bedside rig.
 

 

[AuralRelations]

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Hey gang thought i would share. The top is my project studio, and the bottom is my bedside rig.
 

What do you think of those Herbie's feet? Worth the money?
 

 

[dailydoseofdaly]

What do you think of those Herbie's feet? Worth the money?
 

My amp was having a problem with hum so I got them for isolation and they did help. As far as making the amp sound better, like the website claims. I can't hear a difference

 

[jude]

 
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Absolutely gorgeous photography, Jude. What camera and lens did you use to snap a picture of the RS220 with? Also, will you be making (hopefully in the not so distant future) a video review or demonstration of the Sennhesier RS220 on an episode of Head-Fi TV? I know I'd enjoy a show, and a lot of other people pry would too.
 

Thank you, Austin! The camera was a Nikon D300, and the lens is a Nikon 24mm f/1.4G ED.
 
As for the RS 220: It was in the Fall Gift Guide, and I think it has been mentioned in an least a couple of the Head-Fi TV episodes, but, admittedly, not the subject of a full episode yet. I'm not sure yet if there'll be a dedicated episode for the RS 220, as I'm far behind on videos right now. If there is one, the video's conclusion would be this: I love it! It has been one of my most-used headphones since its arrival. The freedom afforded by its wirelessness, combined with its fidelity (which far exceeds any other wireless headphone I've yet used), makes it a first-grab headphone whenever I'm around it. Though it doesn't sound exactly like an HD 600 at its best, it still does remind me of a well-driven HD 600. Again, I love the RS220 for what it is (and what it sounds like it's not): a wireless headphone.