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I use it daily as a desktop device at my work, it is relatively warmer than other dongles but not at the level of "overheat", just remove the leather case to let it dissipate.

Does SR7000 have good noise attenuation?

the recent dongles from Fiio such as KA15, KA17 has the integrated PEQ feature :D

Could you take a photo of your glasses? It will be a valuable reference for those who wear glasses and intend to buy HD620s like me!

Nice, I am waiting for Amir to review it also, what was the "exceptional price" you have paid for?

The dongle and standalone DAC market is vibrant and dynamic. I am eager to see Hiby’s next-generation devices that promise industry-leading sound quality and cutting-edge technology.

The recent dongles and DACs (not sure about DAP) from Fiio also offer the device's PEQ; I also love this feature. I can plug a dedicated DAC with configured PEQ into anything I want to play music, and I do not need to care about the source itself anymore, so any OSs, any devices, any platforms...

Thank you for your response. I was wondering if you could try using the pleather pads from the SRH880A on the SRH1540. I believe this experiment would be valuable, especially since used SRH1540s are relatively affordable nowadays while still being an excellent choice for closed-back headphones...

So, from my understanding, if I use pleather pads, the bass response will be increased. So, if I use the pleather pads, can I use EQ to tame the low-frequency response? Or is it just unusable?

I’ve been following your blog for a while now and truly enjoy your posts, especially the depth with which you explore the technical aspects of audio gear. Thank you for your valuable contributions to the audio community! I currently own a pair of Shure SRH1540s. I noticed in your posts that...