Will have the jds labs atom and either helm bolt or iBasso dc03 for mobile portable option. Which is betterDon't forget cable is last choice to tune-in IEM with your source (dap or dac+amp)
I preferred Penon OSG with M6 pro, but on M8 stock cable is better.
I spend more to have more isn't a good rule for cables everytime
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Volt scale up better with a good dap or wait to read about L&P W1/W2 if you prefer dongles
You should be looking at E1DA 9038S G3 Susum Edition DAC.Definitely. Lastly which produces better quality music between the iBasso dc03 and the Helm Bolt
3000 edition or 2000You should be looking at E1DA 9038S G3 Susum Edition DAC.
Depends. Perhaps there is a thread dedicated to to E1DA and do some research. You need power if you gonna use it on 3DT and Volt.3000 edition or 2000
It's all good. This is 2.5mm and we need 3.5mmDepends. Perhaps there is a thread dedicated to to E1DA and do some research. You need power if you gonna use it on 3DT and Volt.
Are you using indoors or outdoors? Are your phones wireless charging capable?It's all good. This is 2.5mm and we need 3.5mm
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Nvm the D model is 3.5 the S is balancedAre you using indoors or outdoors? Are your phones wireless charging capable?
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Well that was the craziest week I've had in a long time. I haven't bought anything for myself as far as something fun or something other than a necessity like food etc since my father passed in late 2018. I am just now finally coming to terms and dealing with the loss instead of stuffing my feelings and trying to ignore them. Music truly transports me to a better place, it is unexplainable how much my mood has been uplifted since I've invested in high quality headphones and iems. Though it seems that I am frivolously blowing money by the thousand, it really does serve a purpose and in my opinion the improvement in my mental health is a big enough reason to justify the purchases and then some. Happiness is priceless, and this new hobby is amazing. Thank you all for accepting me with kindness and open arms.
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Just don't get addicted to making yourself feel better by spending money: make sure it's the listening experience that improves your mood and not the fact of emptying your wallet. Ultimately, it's your money, so no one can tell you how to spend it, but take it from me - don't beggar yourself. You're diving headfirst into a new hobby, and before you know it, you'll have more hi-fi equipment than you'll know what to do with. Baby steps.Well that was the craziest week I've had in a long time. I haven't bought anything for myself as far as something fun or something other than a necessity like food etc since my father passed in late 2018. I am just now finally coming to terms and dealing with the loss instead of stuffing my feelings and trying to ignore them. Music truly transports me to a better place, it is unexplainable how much my mood has been uplifted since I've invested in high quality headphones and iems. Though it seems that I am frivolously blowing money by the thousand, it really does serve a purpose and in my opinion the improvement in my mental health is a big enough reason to justify the purchases and then some. Happiness is priceless, and this new hobby is amazing. Thank you all for accepting me with kindness and open arms.
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"He who knows that enough is enough will always have enough."
Just don't get addicted to making yourself feel better by spending money: make sure it's the listening experience that improves your mood and not the fact of emptying your wallet. Ultimately, it's your money, so no one can tell you how to spend it, but take it from me - don't beggar yourself. You're diving headfirst into a new hobby, and before you know it, you'll have more hi-fi equipment than you'll know what to do with. Baby steps.
"He who knows that enough is enough will always have enough."
I've spent roughly $2,000 of my own money and what I've got in return definitely exceeds the amount paid. Terminator, Yume, ae3, Fan, Orb, bd005 pro, td2, very nice upgrade cables from EA, Penon, CEMA, NiceHCK, Tri Through, FAAEAL, and around 30 sets of varying tips, with a dac/amp by jds labs and now a new portable dac/amp. I'm pretty sure I could get my money back if all else fails. My mom definitely spent more but hey she also got the Volt and the Totem so she won
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Just don't get addicted to making yourself feel better by spending money: make sure it's the listening experience that improves your mood and not the fact of emptying your wallet. Ultimately, it's your money, so no one can tell you how to spend it, but take it from me - don't beggar yourself. You're diving headfirst into a new hobby, and before you know it, you'll have more hi-fi equipment than you'll know what to do with. Baby steps.
"He who knows that enough is enough will always have enough."
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If anyone need any advices, just ask me away as I have experience with all if not most IEMs. Will definitely help when I am free. Enjoy & Happy Listening, as always!congrats on your mom retirement! She's definitely found a great hobby...and you too. Btw, the Penon Volt was @audio123 big recc for 2020, so i'd think real hard about picking it up.
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