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Sometimes, expensive stuff at least lasts longer - but only sometimes. The "second cheapest" may be perfectly OK either.

So, they can, if they want to :)

The harder the will, the shorter :)

Probably until all potential buyers have read Amir's reviews :)

Well, a s.load of bass is a s.load of bass :cool:

And no risk of diarrhea afterwards :)

Another el cheapo top performer. That said, it wouldn't be a sin IMHO to include more decent tips "for a few dollars more" :p

The oscilloscope is also deaf? ;) (or rather blind)

While we're at it

Me neither.

Is the blue connector at the bottom of the pic the "extinct" PATA?

So, it seems, it is still worthwhile to measure DACs.

IMHO with headphones, maybe less with IEM, but to some degree also, this is all not "etched in stone". The anatomy of the ears, combined with the small volume of the "listening room" (space between transducer and eardrum) makes it more individual than many might think. So, with all due respect...

I think it's both. Paying more for an AV Preamp than a "full" AVR is another symptom of this "sickness". As a manufacturer, you won't be inclined to develop new products, if you can't expect making much profit with them. So, low demand = low production = high price.

Just kidding: Someone would have to put one in your left ear and the other one in your right ear, without letting you know which is which (and with 1:1 SPL as another challenge). :)

It is possible but leads to regret

Or one step forward, two steps back (thinking back to my old NR1608, roughly the same functions, for less than half the price).

Considering probably the majority of popular home theater speakers are 4 Ohms, I wouldn't buy it until it's fixed.

Crazy times we live in. Considering the functionality this is ridiculously cheap. Would be nice to see it tested though.

Yeah the file is too expensive in comparison ;)