Thanks again
Iāve been searching the forum, and it seems, the 650/6XX is indeed very good with tubes. Gotta do that, when my wallet allows again.
Thanks for the suggestion again, and happy gear-hunt to you
dipping my tippy toes into the R2-R world. hoping and praying this doesnāt mind break me enough to compulsively buy a Schiit Bifrost for my desktop stack.
I ordered Aeon 2 Noire and today I received a package with Aeon 2. Now Iāll have to return them and wait again -.-
Thatās a heluva monitor - Color me jealous!
I am waiting for a good fast ultrawide with 2160 vertical pixels. Once thereās a few good competing units, that will be my cue to upgrade the whole PC. Until then, Iām still happy with the 2017 rig Iām rocking. This stuff is too expensive to update every year man!
I bet the wait is killinā ya though. 2 monthsā¦ Yikes.
Nice choice, loving my aw2721d
What are your first impressions on the Dorado? Maybe itās best to post them on their dedicated post. But the only thing have always catched my attention
minor update about this. I recently saw Currawongās review about the Cayin RU6 after making this purchase. I learned that for iOS users, Cayin makes a specific USB-C to Lightning OTG cable.
Apparently, there is no internal battery for the RU6, and so the unit will draw power directly from the source. I guess there is a chip or something for the RU6-specific cable that allows for the cable to work for iOS, because Currawong states that it wonāt work with any other USB-C to Lightning OTG cable.
In other words, I canceled this order, and started from scratch. I since have bought the RU6 + the Lightning Cable.
(if anybody is curious, I bought it from Musicteck. amazing customer service btw).
Do I need these? Probably not. However, the FR looks pretty close to my preference. Theyāre obviously quite cheap. My only real concerns are about the fit, but I have a silly amount of tips to hopefully address any issues.
Was actually about to pull the trigger on the Dunu Titan S, but the FR on these looks better (to me), and theyāre half the price.
YANYIN CANON with express shipping (+$1, pretty neat!)
Letās see if I can pledge for this to be my last IEM purchase. (I may jump between Bluetooth receivers/basic DAPs while waiting for a Qudelix 5k to come available cheaply enough)
Iām not saying this will be the last IEM purchase because these are guaranteed to be my ear saviors - but just because what I am already comparing is so good to me, that Iāll either settle with something I have or these. Either way I can try to take a break after this.
I havenāt even tried the Hekili, it came with two 4.4mm cables and my only 3.5mm MMCX is at workā¦ so until Monday I can more closely compare the Aladdin and Serial. My opinion so far - both equals, different strengths. My listening habits lean into the Serial atm.
@ttorbic ā¦ I done did it!
EDIT: Last IEM purchase barring acts of God - if an EJ07 can be bought for $300, or an SA6 traded for a packet of gum, donāt think I wouldnāt jump and give them a spin!
They are currently in the process of running fiber out my way, so in preparation for the move from DSL to Gigabit fiber I went ahead and ordered new networking gear from Ubiquiti.
What year is that Realistic EQ? I had one in the mid '80s, lol.
LOL! This one definitely goes back that far. It has been a part of both my Brothersā systems as well as my Dadās system over the years. Then I was using it with the family Marantz receiver until that receiver finally stopped working a little over a year ago, which sparked my re-entry into HiFi gear and music in general. Somehow I could not let this EQ go and vowed it would see action again someday. And here we are! Still works great, too.
At about 35-37 years, it is easily the oldest piece of gear I own.
@Raptor168 Still have my Klipsch KG4 walnut speakersā¦1986!!
Bought new and yes, Iām that old, lol.
I hear you. Me, too. Just turned 61 here, which is kinda strange for me to even type! But it is what it is. Those KG4ās look nice. I have some Mitsubishi MS-10 speakers as part of this system that is at least that old. And yes, they still sound good. Unbelievable, really! Apart from the M200 DAC and the new Toslink switcher, this is truly a āVintageā system.
With respect to the EQā¦ I think there is something of an emotional attachment to this particular piece, since it has been in every member of the familyās systems over the years. I felt like I had to keep that going. Every time I see it, it makes me smile for just that reason.
I bought some knowledge.
Not looking to build an amp, just want to get a better idea of how they work.
Looks like some interesting books
Nice. You never know, you might get inspired. Either way, looks like itās going to be a very good read.