Cahudson42
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You might try a WTB here. A number were sold for $299. Possibly, an ASR member will part with it..Can you actually get hold of a pair?
You might try a WTB here. A number were sold for $299. Possibly, an ASR member will part with it..Can you actually get hold of a pair?
You might try a WTB here. A number were sold for $299. Possibly, an ASR member will part with it..
Those look really nice!I like these cheaper suggestions! I'm blowing my budget on a pair of Silverline Audio Sonatas tonight because I have a weakness for speakers.
They're minty and in storage for 15 years in their original boxes. For less than $1k how do I pass them up? You are talking 5 figures for a speaker made to that quality today.Those look really nice!
I found the K371 cheaper than the HD6xx, dibs on that $100Drop HD6xx, Topping DX3 Pro+ send me the $100 that's leftover.
That's affirming!Drop HD6xx, Topping DX3 Pro+ send me the $100 that's leftover.
Those are open back though...Drop HD6xx, Topping DX3 Pro+ send me the $100 that's leftover.
I have the minidsp mic. I was not aware you could use it to eq headphones.I would buy HD560S, a set of Dekoni vegan leather pads for bass boost to lower THD, Umik 1 measuring microphone to help EQ and you have 150 to 200$ to buy dac amp combo.
From chi fi like Fiio K3 and Topping DX3 pro+ to Bluetooth like Qudelix 5K or iFi Go Blu. I tried lesser known brand called Pro Ject and their small S2 dac amp had very pleasant high quality feel but its from Europe and it cost 300€, it measured very good on the russian pro analyzer website. Or you could say fuck it and go with 10$ Apple 3.5mm adapter.
Analog volume controls wear down and have imperfect performance as opposed to digital volume control but digital volume control noise floor rises at lower volume. Best solution is digital volume control with high SNR so you have perfect channel balance, reliability and no noise.