badrisuper
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Has anyone got modded ipod, RWA or DIY modded? If yes, how it sounds? Have got chance to come across modded ipod and s:flo2 comparison?
To answer the second part of your query - HM-801, T51, RWA Imod, Ipod Classic, and X1060! | Headfonia
Even I am interested in converting my used iPod 5G into an iMod if it's worth it. Ritvik on TE had an iMod, IIRC
I got an imod ipod from a fm. doesn't work most of the times and it is lying in some corner of my house. I even got the hard disk replaced
Has anyone got modded ipod, RWA or DIY modded? If yes, how it sounds? Have got chance to come across modded ipod and s:flo2 comparison?
To me..PMPs are over hyped by the HiFiers..
1st. Headphone / IEM is not ideal for critical listening. A good stereo setup can easily provide much better enjoyment.
2nd. When you are outside...when driving or commuting or at office, the outside noise is high for critical listening. You will get distracted from music easily. It is mostly fun listening. Minor benefits acquired from expensive DACs are easily crushed here.
I learned this in a hard way...
To me..PMPs are over hyped by the HiFiers..
1st. Headphone / IEM is not ideal for critical listening. A good stereo setup can easily provide much better enjoyment.
2nd. When you are outside...when driving or commuting or at office, the outside noise is high for critical listening. You will get distracted from music easily. It is mostly fun listening. Minor benefits acquired from expensive DACs are easily crushed here.
I learned this in a hard way...
IEM's I agree are not necessarily meant for critical listening, however a no. of headphones are - top end Senn, Grado, Ultrasone, Beyerdynamic, Shure... In fact they remove the constraints of room acoustics and placement (almost) completely
IEM's I agree are not necessarily meant for critical listening, however a no. of headphones are - top end Senn, Grado, Ultrasone, Beyerdynamic, Shure... In fact they remove the constraints of room acoustics and placement (almost) completely.
Your context is not right here. No one does critical listening outside. Same reason, all songs used for critical listening are done in enclosed environments while laying a single track at a time after many, many reviews of the playback.
In head-fi, i have read that many owners of LCD2/HD800 and other top end headphones indeed prefer speakers over headphones.
Here is one of my favt thread in head-fi..Headphones are great. But will never be speakers.
What i meant by critical listening is..
1. Sitting comfortably in the couch
2. With a glass of wine in hand
3. Enjoying the music with full blast
How dare other people do something which I do not hold in as high a regard? How can people enjoy themselves in an apparently meaningless way? These people are obviously fools because they do not share my idea of enjoyment. This form of entertainment is lowbrow, etc etc. Curse you all for liking popular things.
WOW...
Talk about audio snobbery. I'm sorry but "critical listening"...?
Really dude?
Do you work in the industry?
Are you an audio producer?
Um...I'll go with no for those questions. Your blatant ignorance of IEM's is astounding Mr. "Critical Listening".
I can say without a doubt that is is people like you sir that cause "head-fi" aficionado's to be put off and call disrespectful snobs.
Good gods it's blatant all over this site!
:lol:
chill buddy..it is internet and everyone have their opinion .
btw, i am using HM-601 with reshelled HM-601 for my daily listening. and i still stand by my word
Matbhuvi,
You mean reshelled se 530?
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