[AudioDuck]

I managed to grab one as well!

Congratulations! What wood type did you go with?

 

[mattiastomas]

Congratulations! What wood type did you go with?

Olivewood! but square base to match the ones I have

 

[AudioDuck]

Olivewood! but square base to match the ones I have

Sweet! I’m “Team Rounded Base”, and since I only need three, I’m set for now- and likely for good.

The Walnut, Bubinga, and Olive should make for a nice range of colors and grain for my sets.

I just ordered a cabinet for my gear, too- so the Grumpy Geese will have a new “coop”.

It will take a few months to get it completed, as the shop that’s making it is understandably busy, as they are very, very good. But maybe I’ll get lucky and have it for Christmas!

 

[mattiastomas]

Sweet! I’m “Team Rounded Base”, and since I only need three, I’m set for now- and likely for good.

The Walnut, Bubinga, and Olive should make for a nice range of colors and grain for my sets.

I just ordered a cabinet for my gear, too- so the Grumpy Geese will have a new “coop”.

It will take a few months to get it completed, as the shop that’s making it is understandably busy, as they are very, very good. But maybe I’ll get lucky and have it for Christmas!

Nice! Would love to see it once its ready!

The 2 other grumpy geese I have are wenge and caribbean rosewood

 

[AudioDuck]

Nice! Would love to see it once its ready!

The 2 other grumpy geese I have are wenge and caribbean rosewood

Excellent, you went for a cool mix of wood too, then. Wenge is SO gorgeous- I once had a pair of ZMF Auteurs in Wenge and it is a lovely wood.

The Caribbean Rosewood looks amazing in Chris’ photos of his stands. I considered getting Chechen Rosewood from the drop yesterday, but I thought it’d been too close in tone/look to the Bubinga I already have.

 

[AnakChan]

When your friends have your Eminent Ears Ruby & Beat Audio cables, you have to move to the Watercooler Headphones Edition instead...

Nah, it's not a curse, I do enjoy my Stax v much still.

 

[MakeItWain]

When your friends have your Eminent Ears Ruby & Beat Audio cables, you have to move to the Watercooler Headphones Edition instead...

Nah, it's not a curse, I do enjoy my Stax v much still.

I was yesterday years old when I found out that Edifier owns Stax. And that Edifier x Stax gaming headsets were a thing. Still blows my mind.

 

[Whazzzup]

the stax bags are what i use. that's as electrostatic i have gone

 

[goldwerger]

the stax bags are what i use. that's as electrostatic i have gone

Same. I used these for all estats, and choice vintage headphones (like the R10).

 

[Lyssky]

the stax bags are what i use. that's as electrostatic i have gone

Doesn’t that look a bit like

 

[Spawn300Z]

My transportable setup in use on the Balcony of the Cruise Ship.

 

[Spawn300Z]

the stax bags are what i use. that's as electrostatic i have gone

+1 i use them for all my headphones with ROOMs Audion Line Headphone stands,

 

[Hiker816]

In case it's helpful for people traveling to, say, CanJam: I've been looking for a compact travel headphone case for the Immanis and other similarly sized headphones--big enough to fit the headphone but small enough to throw a couple into a backpack. I searched specs on Amazon and ordered this one:

It arrived today. The foam cutout doesn't exactly fit the Immanis, but with a little wrestling, it goes in securely. (Ditto with the CA-1a). I suspect it would work with most other full-sized headphones the same way. The wrestling with the foam detracts from the convenience a bit, but it is reasonably rigid, so I'm cautiously optimistic it can protect against, e.g., typical airline carryon rough handling sort of scenarios. It's not the smallest travel headphone case, but it's the smallest I could find to fit the Immanis. If you're traveling with multiple headphones, two of these cases ought to fit into a reasonably sizable backpack, and 3-4 should fit in a rolling carryon, I think.

There's also this similarly sized one that isn't quite as secure with the foam, but is probably more convenient. I just ordered this one, too, and will report back once it arrives.

 

[goldwerger]

In case it's helpful for people traveling to, say, CanJam: I've been looking for a compact travel headphone case for the Immanis and other similarly sized headphones--big enough to fit the headphone but small enough to throw a couple into a backpack. I searched specs on Amazon and ordered this one:

It arrived today. The foam cutout doesn't exactly fit the Immanis, but with a little wrestling, it goes in securely. (Ditto with the CA-1a). I suspect it would work with most other full-sized headphones the same way. The wrestling with the foam detracts from the convenience a bit, but it is reasonably rigid, so I'm cautiously optimistic it can protect against, e.g., typical airline carryon rough handling sort of scenarios. It's not the smallest travel headphone case, but it's the smallest I could find to fit the Immanis. If you're traveling with multiple headphones, two of these cases ought to fit into a reasonably sizable backpack, and 3-4 should fit in a rolling carryon, I think.

There's also this similarly sized one that isn't quite as secure with the foam, but is probably more convenient. I just ordered this one, too, and will report back once it arrives.

I’ve had a sister model from them, which doesn’t have cutouts but instead has some foam. Bit more flexibility for any model, but need to use some bubble wraps to fill things in. I typically carry two of these with me to CanJam:

Amazon: https://a.co/d/41nGquG

 

[ckhirnigs113]

+1 i use them for all my headphones with ROOMs Audio Line Headphone stands

Me too!