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Selling for S$200. Cosmetic condition is very good. 100% working.SOLDSerial number is 176- made in the 17th week of 2006.
Comes with full accessories except foamies.
Under warranty till April 08-invoice included.
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PA2V2 Amplifier with Stock Interconnect from Gary. Life-time warranty.SOLDAsking for S$50
Deal at Aljunied MRT. PM me to deal.
Buyers can try out working condition prior to transaction.
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Hi David, I think you are right. I only know ahfart audio sells pure silver cables. Expensive....
Heady it depends on how many "N"s (purity) one requires
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Hi Ultima, welcome to this hobby.
There is a treasure trove of information regarding this hobby here:
http://www.sgheadphones.net/index.php?showtopic=191
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FYI, i don't think LHS has silver cables. Only silver coated ones.
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"They rhyme!"
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1) PA2V2 Amplifier with Stock Interconnect from Gary.
Asking for S$60 [Reserved by CiTrus]
2) Xiang Sheng 708A with manual. Similar to 708B except that for version B the power cord is detachable.
Asking for SOLD
3) Black C&C Box+ Amplifier with pouch/ manual/ charger / spare op-amp. Local warranty from Jaben. Hardly used. Bought early this week.
Asking for SOLD
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JBL Power 20 for sale. Made in USA. Factory-stepped-up to 230V. I am the first owner.
-Small Form Factor. Easily blend in with home deco. More importantly, has the wife-appealing factor ;D
-A Power amplifier (2-channel) with volume control.
-Quite under-rated gem in its price range- Previously used to drive Dynaudio BM6P (4-ohm) & AE120 (3 Way) to loud volume easily without distortion.
-Can be used in home-theater set-up to drive rear speakers freeing up headoom to front speakers.
Refer to forum discussion below for users' comments:
http://www.sgheadphones.net/index.php?show...4478&hl=power20
http://www.sgheadphones.net/index.php?showtopic=6064&hl=power20&st=
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Selling for SOLD FIRM.
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Anyone knows where i can audition/ purchase this amp in Singapore?
Would like to hear from those who have tried this
Links:
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Personally i use the Belden 1860a for my speaker cables. Last i bought was S$2.50 /m from LHS@slt. Cables are a bit stiff though due to the thick copper conductor.
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I would like to improve the sound of my Aego-M.
Pls advice on which cables and WHERE to get them and COST to improve them.
Thanks! I have absolutely no idea of cables. An absolute noob in this.
Maybe can try to specify the type of cables you are looking for? Eg:
1) Interconnects- used from computer to woofer(built in amp)
2) Speaker cables-used from the woofer(built in amp) to the satellites
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If you are looking for speaker cables, you shouldn't be eyeing Belden 89259. Try homefix or a better neighborhood hardware store that sells Daiyo products. They should sell cables of different gauges.
http://www.daiyo.com.sg/OFC.HTML
Curious to know how they would compare with Belden 1860a or 1810a?
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Emil Chau~~In the Rain
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Currently, Bluetin is selling for S$173
They also sell Audio Technica A900 Earpad single at S$19.
Asking for S$80 or best offer.
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I'm curious too but have to spend quite a lot on both the adapter and dock for portable.
I think its not worth it too.
iShuffle = $118(512MB)
USB to Dock = $35 + $25 = $60.
Already half price of the iShuffle.
Unless user is planning to get an ipod video in future, so that the usb>dock can use with the traveller charger.
Any idea if this USB-line out adapter can be used for other flash based MP3 players from Creative or iRiver etc?
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Good Starter Headphone.
When i got it new from Retro was around S$160.
Comes with box and 1/4 to 1/8 plugs .
No scratches as they are in the box most of the time-only the pads are worn but are easily replaceable from Stereo at S$28 per pair.
This is a Made-in-Japan pair of headphones, as is written at the back of the package that comes with it.
The impedance of 64Ω will mean that amps are not necessary- can be driven by portable players. Personally i used to have it for gaming and watching of movies on my computer as it is easily powered by my onboard computer soundcard and by nature of its closed design, provides some isolation from external noise which provides a more immersive experience.
Selling for S$80 or best offer- PM me.
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BUMP with review
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is it hard to drive?
i have an audio-nuts fren who is interested to get it.
PMs replied.
Comes with box and 1/4 to 1/8 plugs .
Also has receipt from Retrospective.
Still for sale.
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Update:
Price reduced to S$80.
Stereo has the A500 replacement pads for S$28 per pair.
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#1:
Comes with box and the plug adapter.
Audio-Technica ATH-A500 Art Headphone
Features
# High quality Audio-Technica new generation headphones
# D.A.D.S. (Double Air Damping System) for bass reproduction (D.A.D.S was developed for the legendary Audio-Technica ATH-W2002 Limited Edition Wooden Headphones)
# Large aperture phi 53 drivers private design in wide range playback
# New 3D Wing Support Housing vibration-proof mechanism (PAT) gives comfortable support for a better listening experience
# Wrapping 3.0m OFC input cord
# Total ear fitting ear pad design
Specifications
# Type: Closed Dynamic
# Driver Unit: 53mm, CCAW voice coil
# Magnet: Neodymium
# Frequency response: 5-30,000 Hz
# Impedance: 64Ω
# Max. Input Power: 500mW
# Sensitivity: 100dB
# Plug: Gold-plating stereo mini plug (1/4 plus 1/8 plugs)
# Cord length: 3.0m (Wrapping / OFC)
# Net weight (without cord): 290g
Made-in-Japan pair of headphones.
A500 that i am selling:
I am the first owner.
#2:(Reserved by haxyer)DIY RCA cable:
1m Klotz GY107 terminated by LHS with Canare plugs
Asking for S$20.
Serious Buyers pls PM me with contacts.
Headphones vs IEM
in Portable Audio
Posted · Edited by david watt · Report reply
Hmm... Headphones Vs IEMS...
I started off with using earbuds, then IEMS (tried a few) and am using headphones now in my portable rig.
Earbuds and IEMs are low profile, take up only very little space in the bag or can even just put them in the pocket! You also get pretty good isolation with IEMs. However, removing can be a hassle-can't just yank it out, ouch! but i disgress.
Despite all these pros, i switched over to a headphone.
Comparing the Shure E4 and Etymotic ER4s to the Sennheiser HD25, the SQ of the latter is so far ahead.
Pricewise, in Singapore, the retail of the Shure is in the lower regions of $400-$500 while the Etymotics is in the upper regions. The HD25 is a fair bit less than $400.
Isolation wise in the train , the HD25 is quite OK. Keeping to normal listening levels that i use at home, vocals still come through OK though some of the bass is lost. But then, comparatively, IEMs only isolate slightly better. Factoring in the SQ differences of both and i would say they are comparable for use in a noisy environment.But if you boost the volume, then the odds will be tilted towards the HD25.
I also use a portable rig in less noisy places like in the library. That is when the HD25 is so much better than the E4 or ER4. Really immerse myself in the music. No rolled-off treble or bass. The sound is just natural.
Of course, the cons of a headphone are that it takes up more space in the bag, though i don't see that as much of a problem if one carries a Crumpler . Your hair-do may be messed up by the head-band, well, bring a comb around! Not as low profile as an IEM when worn- you will get used to this psychological barrier