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padam

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  1. Wow, nice!
  2. Birgir did, but the result was terrible afaik so there is not much point in it.
  3. The main problem with the HiFace is that one cannot use magic USB cables with it
  4. He told me that he will run out of stock soon but he will likely to list a few more. I wanted to save up on shipping as well when I bought the SR-5NB headband but I had to pay it soon after, too.
  5. If keeping the original looks are not important, I would just get the Gamma Pro cable from eBay as it is better than the SR-X cable.
  6. So I got the Parasound 1600, how can I get it to work on 230V? There are three transformers if I am not mistaken(see picture), do I have to replace those or it is easier just to use a voltage converter? (Are there any which are cheap and don't degrade the SQ?) Thanks!
  7. Yes I know, but the asynchronous data transfer should provide an advantage on 16bit as well. Or maybe I am wrong
  8. Happy Birthday!
  9. I need to set up the Parasound first but it hasn't arrived yet, then decide whether this or the HiFace.
  10. So that's (supposedly) settled, the only thing remaining now is a BNC cable The Buffalo II will be out in a month btw, but it seems that it will not be available as a complete kit at the beginning.
  11. Since I got the Parasound on the way, I will need to find a USB -> S/PDIF converter but I don't need 24/96 (or more) capability anymore. I wonder whether the HiFace is the one to go for or it is just the hype of the month and I am better off with something cheap but I would rather avoid something that is crippling the performance of everything else in the system. I also wonder, is it possible to mod the Parasound to have BNC input?
  12. Here it is, although no foam inserts: GENUINE SONY MDR-CD3000 HEADPHONES ORIGINAL CASE - eBay (item 360223868689 end time Feb-05-10 08:43:04 PST)
  13. I wonder what is the empty part on the left side, I guess upgradeable to true balanced? Also, is it easy to re-wire to 230V? ()
  14. The problem is, do they actually supply parts that are not considered to be user-replaceable? At least I was told before when I asked for an SR-404 Limited cable.
  15. O2s might like to hang on a stand like this
  16. It is already on my hotlist along with a few others but I think close to 400 EUR for an 1100 is too much (that is the one I could find for now), at that price I want the 1600, hope it will pop up.
  17. I am planning to buy the DAC first so it is not that important anyway. Anybody knows something about these? EAD DSP-7000
  18. Yes, I already read further into to the topic, but without extensive modding I cannot use it with I2S which the other one works with that without issues. So the question would be: HiFace via BNC >?< TeraLink-X2 via I2S...
  19. Just noticed another (newest) option just to make it a bit more complicated TeraLink-X2 (pictures here) This has tons of outputs and not limited to 16bit anymore either like the 1st version.
  20. Back onto my PC -> -> Buffalo DAC question: Since I have a desktop PC, I also have the option of using a PCI card, what about the ESI Juli@ which can also be modded for I2S output?
  21. You made a very good deal there, congrats.
  22. I am too sober now to make a picture of wearing it(the vintage colour does add a bit of extra cheerfulness compared to the NB version), but it may pop up elsewhere later on I think it actually sounds better than the two NB Sigmas I had, although I was able to test it on a better amp which only had a Pro bias connector. I am definitely interested in a conversion, although the Pro might be less worthy to sacrifice as it is much rarer
  23. Pity you don't have a clone as you could do it simultaneously with the Pro that I just got - just joking
  24. I still think that it is not so rare. To prove it, there is actually one with a nice amp right here, you just have to outbid the rest who want it as well
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