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Saw some info on the Philips' SHE9850 IEM on engadget and they look interesting.. although I wonder how good it will sound since it's positioning itself for comfort and seal for the user to "feel the music", as far as the campaign go.. Let see how this will go..

The 81DJ synergise better with the ldm. The pa2v2, imo, gives the 81dJ too much bass and doesn't have as much imaging. The details is slightly better on the pa2v2. The ldm+ on the other hand, has a more breathable sound and it opens up the bassy nature of the 81.

Such Bracelet Display/Holder Stand can be found at Chinatown area, especially people's park and places that sell textile. But the problem with these are that they are light weight, and do not hold up cans on one of it's side well. Using it for my watches and the wife's jewellery though

I wear cans on my spiked hair and it doesn't flatten out my hair when I remove the cans. It's how you style plus placement of cans. But mine is a short hair though.

Correct. Akg 81's aren't superior to the MS1 either, but when you are using it as portables during your transit, that the AKG wins hands down for isolation and listenability at noisy places for under $120.

Honestly for 40 sing dollars, I don't see why the sennheiser clamp can be worse than this 1kg metal stand. The finish looks poor, and it isn't worth shipping 1kg for a piece of steel. Just my 2 cents.

try electrades at adelphi or MBD

To add on a minor point between the pa2 and ldm+, I found the built quality of the pa2 to be better. I had connection problems with the jacks on the LDM+. It came loose after a few use and the volume pot can be quite difficult to turn. Sound wise, pa2 has a warmer, very slight mid bass hump. But LDM has a better soundstage and a pretty obvious hiss.

If I am not mistaken, JPop has alot of psychedelic eurobeat syth in it that can be fast and overly bright. The k81 is suitable for this genre of music. Do not go for too bright a can. But the 81s is a little on the bass heavy side.

Best to contact gary at electric-avenues.com, his pa2v2 site. He is a nice friendly chap to deal with so you can direct questions to him and he will gladly reply promptly. He even entertain request for change of parts or even upgrade. His service is second to none! I'm afraid other than waiting in classifieds, you'll have to get direct from his webby. Be careful ebay has other sellers selling pa2 more expensively so make sure it is Gary. All the amps come with a serial number on the site, so it is very easy to trace an amps' owner thru his pa2 site.

The cerabase are a few hundred a set of 4 and can cost up to a grand just for speakers. Check with MBD for latest prices. The soundcare superspikes are cheaper, from $80(or 90) onwards from musiclink for 4 speaker feets. Soundcare On the otherhand, you can use threaded spikes (cheaper options) available in most adelphi shops for under $60.

the normal way is to drop your mp3s into itunes and sync with the ipod when connected. If it is in other formats, wma/ogg/flac, reconversion is necessary. Like I said in my previous post, PSPs have this great "3D" reverberation effect on the music. Great for the supplied buds and casual listening I guess. But overly done just like those PC soundcard DSP that gives "3D sound" effects.

okay, seems like you are looking for using the pumice with the bearings as feets? I saw plenty of pumices at larger guardians and watsons. Citylink Mall Guardian, Bishan Guardian and Takashimaya Watsons has alot. Sizes are about the size of those thick tissue packs, not those 25cent coffee shop kind. Are those what you are looking for? Anyway I'm using soundcare superspikes for my speakers and XS. I can't discern any difference from the soundcare feet on my XS, although I noticed a little improvement when changing to a suspended rack with the feets still on.

PSPs are terrible sources for music listening, but you may be mislead into thinking how great they sound on first attemp. I heard my first PSP in the army watching an MTV and thought they were great (because I was bored dead spotting enemy in a trench during an exercise) They have this great "3D" reverberation effect on the music that sounded compressed and unnatural when I began listening to it critically, but for movies and games, they are great! $230 is a little too much to spend on an IEM for PSP usage. Any good and decently cheap canel phone will suffice, and you might be better of with a Can for your computer. But you should know better. Decide based on your usage.

Selling cans at far east and heeren will only generate plenty of window shoppers. Cans are not in that same category as FMCG/fashion products in those stores and it would be better to have them located at Plaza Singapura or forum shopping mall. Franchising a mini corner/collection point at those location for Jaben/Stereo might be a better idea.

A tip for you. A customised playlist of lovesongs or songs representing your time together and not forgetting an all important personalised recording of your thoughts and a birthday song will seal the deal.

In "audiophilia" there's a blur line between DIY and commercial products. Simply because everyone wants to get the BEST out of their components. It's can range from DIY amps to modified commercial players costing a few dollars to a few grand. Every equipment has different sonic qualities and price. Often, price doesn't equate to quality or to be more specific, the most expensive MAY not be the most sweet sounding equipment for you. The key to audio nirvana is "flavour". Pick the sound you like and match your components to it. Brands doesn't matter. For a start, the more common amps available here are the LDM+, Pa2v2, XIN SM3/4, XS708, LDII, Original Masters, RSA Honet, firestone amps, Go Vibes, cmoy, soha, yaha, ppas and many many more.. ICs are mostly customs. From Stereo's custom ICs to Jaben's, or use the supplied IC that came with you amp, and the more experimental ones will diy anything from canare/belden/PCOCC even silver cables. And as usual ONE is NEVER ENOUGH, SORRY ABOUT YOUR WALLET. (you may not understand this quote now, but you will SOON~ )

Well, actually it's quite simple to do, although i'm not too sure if anyone can custom for you. There are many combos to try. MDF with steel frame or acrylic shelves and stainless steel (low cost or high cost respectively) MDF: Go down to Ban Heng Long @ syed alwi near townshed road, buy a large 4'x8' and ask them to cut to your shelf size and they'll drill holes for you too. Cost around $32+ cutting cost Steel bars and nuts for bolting together can be got from Homely (they have both stainless and normal varieties, and they can cut for you plus machine down one end into a spike for you) All you need is varnish and time to put it together. nearly wanted to make one, but got a Queenie rack instead from KEC.

oh yesh, the amount of money these rich peeps spend on looking good for exercising. All those workout attire and shoes when all they do is yoga and some step exercise. Anyway around craig/neil road and club street area you will see all sorta toys. Photo studios with some nice speaker setups, post studios with mini screening rooms and all kinda toys. Ever saw a bunch of tai tais arriving with some nice looking vertu phones shopping at UE square once. sigh, when will I EVER earn this sorta money lol.

You guys havent seen the most IEMs at a single location yet. California fitness gyms got a whole lot of sf5pros, bose a8, couple of shures, but not much westones accompanying the whole lot of ipods. today during peak hour rush at clark quay outside satchi&satchi spotted a chinese with an akg 701, a expatriate with a bose triport and a cool lady (eurasian?) with wooden Grados!! Is it anyone here?!

I believe he meant getting the 83803 at $10-20 more than the 19364. Bullet plug from LOK cost 15-20 EACH versus 20 for a pair of the neutriks. There are more expensive varieties if which you can get at musiclink (beach road shaw leisure gallery)

Purpose? MD players are great for recording ambient sounds and recording lectures. No experience with DAPs through

Roger

Pa2v2 will add a slight mid bass "warmness" BUT will tighten up the bass somewhat. Not make it more muddy

You're coming from a "sound" perspective. They are just trying to stretch their dollar. try not to pollute their young minds at such a tender age. LOL.