evo

thinking of going to the closing of the arts fest at cck but wow, quite a journey

another pic me not as fast as ting

felt that i'm really under utilising my SR60 with my current mini-hifi setup, after using it on the various setups today maybe will get something like marantz cd4000 but then what amp and interconnects for this beginner CDP?

here's 1 nice pic just a quick compression done will post bigger pic soon when i find out how to use my software properly

come to think of it, the case was one of the reasons for selecting MX500 being able to keep them nicely in my bag

i know it's sort of a step down from the SR60 i own but i needed a portable headphone, at a cheap price so i guess the lowest is the MX500 first comments the cable is a bit too short, but i can live with that also, i didn't know they were equal length i.e. u don't wear one end behind ur neck soundwise its much better than the non-descript earbuds that came with my pcdp

grado sr80 S$170

grado SR60 S$120 no need for amplifier note: suitable for indoor use only grado available from musicbydesign http://www.musicbydesign.com.sg/ or u can approach rameish, one of our members here whose is a grado dealer

i like bikes too me like to learn how to ride too, too bad parents disallow i tend to prefer sportsbikes over the dirtbikes u posted rs125, rs250, 916, R1 and so on on 2nd look, the pics u posted seem to be dirtbikes with modified outlandish fenders, headlights almost like something from a power ranger show

will be bringing sr60 digital camera tripod

oops... i'm a fresh graduate, looking for my first job so no car yet don't think my first car would be an evo vii, probably more likely an old mx5 or mini btw, i think the rear of the new rsk looks like a toyota corolla and the front headlamps looks conceptually similar to the honda odyssey but overall, an improvement from the previous iteration

hey fellow motorhead! i think u can see from my nick that my fav is a mit evo evo vii to be exact methinks the evo viii is ugly, plus not radical enough only diff is a 6th gear hey i've seen a rsk in the multi storey carpark next to my flat maybe i'll take a pic for u it's front grille has been changed, but i like the original look from the pic in ur link the new rsk is a real looker hope subaru has turned round the corner in design

this time we've got to take pics will bring my canon a70 + tripod

this is actually the main way i enjoy my SR60 of course there are some stations with better reception [&more bearable aoustics] but sometimes they dont play the music i like now i listen a lot to stations that may not provide the sound quality but are good on the song quality [of course in my opinion only] 92.8 for its dance mixes [i often record them to my pc [ok the sound ain't great but i get to enjoy them on my bus rides], 99.5 for its great jazz [i'm still learning], 91.3 for its imported dance programmes and mixes, 89.7 for its sunday rock show on 2pm [even though its in malay, which i don't really understand], 88.9 for the generally unbias news & john peel show

just saw this review in the may edition of what hifi lookswise it's like the obh-11, only difference being the silver faceplate btw, is creek available in sg?

saw a review in hifi choice or what hifi for the dt231 quite good but v6/7506 sort of in another class dt231 around S$89 [if i didnt remember wrongly from hung bros] its more for portable use, closed but seal is not that tight [u can try them on at hung, but at the tryout station, only can hear some classical music, also dont know what kind of source] default velvet pads feel nice though self adjusting headband is nice too, compared to my sr60 v6/7506 is more a dj/monitoring phones, used in lots of studios more ex, S$200 plus the last time i saw the 7506 at sony sls [but that's overpriced] they're bigger than the dt231, i think can fold overall, i think v6/7506 more suitable for mixing but u should try to listen to both b4 deciding some web research via google would be good too, something i do whenever i want to buy/desire something

yep, but remember that they're a pair of very open headphones i tried b4 using them on a bus and found myself having to turn up the volume higher then normal

koss headphones are found in many sls shops, depend on what specific model hung perhaps has the widest range but do check around for the best price

looking for headphones for my CR-LD70 receiver it'll be used for my PCDP too, but headphones for consideration need to take the low power o/p of the receiver into account was wondering what i should consider besides the senn MX500 [around $30] saw these labtec curve-465 clip-ons [$21] koss ksc-50/55 [more ex at around $50] isolation would be a good feature as i'm using them while i'm travelling in buses any others? thanks for any recommendations p.s. just realised i'm being quite unrealistic, want cheap want good hehe....

can consider dt 231 [$89] too, or MX500 [$33] need it to be foldable, quite few choices lah... PX200 is the only one out of the 3 you mentioned that is closed, but i think its quite ex me also own a SR60, looking for portable phones too SR60 cannot make it outdoors actually equivalent closed headphones in the same class of SR60 is the MDR-V6 aka MDR-7506 but using these on a tiny iRiver receiver....plus its coiled cord... btw, how's the sound of the iRiver IFP 140TC? if i'm not mistaken, this version is 64MB rite? can the radio recording be uploaded back to the PC? and in what format? sorry for asking so many questions