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nope but i am planning on making a trip down sometime soon to show them.

it was a set of duracell alkalines. no power source just a usb cable for connection to the pc that's all.

yup, but they were nice enough to give a set to me...cause i spent abt 1300+ at their shop anyway i am not an electronics guy....what might have caused teh battery to leak? it was in there for about a mth.

the guy over the counter was kind enough to provide me with the batteries.

just bought it 1 mth ago from stereo electronics and recently, the unit seems to be running out of battery and as such i got a new set of batteries with intention to change it. To my awe, when i opened it, i saw that the left most battery has leaked and the whole column to the internals has oxidised. i tried to change the battery but it seems that the circuit is not connecting. i did not expose the unit to water, nor dropped it nor opened it to change the battery. seems like i have a dead unit =( anyone knows if this is covered under warranty? hate to see my hard earned cash gone after just 1 mth.

well i just keep buying new alkaline batts....i used it for 3 weeks before i had to buy new batts. but yes. rechargeable seems like a better long term solution. anyone know if battery is used when i plugged it via USB to my PC?

anyone tried this before? rom the manufacturer: Some years ago we discovered that a strong signal from a signal generator sent through the signal path of an amplifier had a positive effect on the sound. A year later, having experimented with complex signals, we found an algorithm of signals that gave a stunning improvement in soundstage, transparency, details and dynamics for audio systems. The reason behind this is that the small magnets in the signal-path become, with time, orientated in one direction. This produces a detrimental effect on the signal. The DeMagic signal actually relocates the magnets, and thereby breaks the magnetic field and it's negative effect on the sound. In 1997 the University of Seoul, Korea, carried out scientific tests that definitely proved the theory behind the DeMagic signal, and today the DeMagic is a must for any serious audiophile and music lover. http://www.densen.dk/DEMAGIC/TNT.htm

would you spend money on a good amp and buy multiple headphones to alter your experience or will you spend on a good headphone and buy multiple amps to alter your experience. sorry i am new to headphones and am learning not to overspend and to spend money wisely

just wondering if you guys spend more on headphones or more on the amps, cables etc.

US$290 inclusive of shipping to singapore?