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Happy birthday Can you pull yourself away from the DIYT2 long enough to respond? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k-8Zani3XrY or, perhaps:-

Have you tried here? http://www.pcbway.com/?cgaw=101&gclid=CIilsYOsicICFVglvQodrpkAIw

it's like building a car by buying the parts at retail price.

You're right, just endless tube rolling.

If the square of the hypotenuse equals the square of the sum of the other two sides, then definitely yes.

I guess then it's the KGST.

Headamp DIYT2?

How about one of these? http://www.timbernation.com/Highendaudiorack_PopUp.cfm

Should liik like this:- http://au.element14.com/bourns/h-90/trimming-tool/dp/109151?Ntt=Bourns+652-H-90 http://au.rs-online.com/web/p/trimmer-resistor-adjustment-tools/2508757934/

And, are you saying the pads and headband are subject to the second law of thermodynamics i.e. entropy?

Had a listen to the Oppo PM2 & PM3 today. Nice phones. Which would I pick? The Hifiman HE560. I really liked them. But, as usual, YMMV.

The AKG K1000

When I first heard Kris Kristofferson or Bob Dylan it didn't matter how good the system was,it still sounded flat and off key. I tried for years to make them sound good. The I realised that is just the way they sound. Good songs but not-so-good vocals.

Wrong choice. A rolex only makes a tick-tock monophonic sound. Your avatar name of "HeadphoneAddict" will have to be handed in or replaced with "TimeBomb" by sundown.

OK, so it's the guy with the bleeding ears has the 009mk3rev4batch2.

How could you differentiate them visually?

FTFY. True dat, even if they sometimes are brighter than your shirts, they still don't scream as bad as the Sony MDR-SA5000's do.

Apparently they have nearly opposite sound sigs. The MDR-Z7 has a mids suck-out with plenty bass whereas the CD3000 is just bright...

The can be had for circa $500.

Thanks.

Does this mean we'll soon have a review of the AKG K812?

If it wasn't for plankton we wouldn't have baleen whales.

There's nothing wrong with being a changstar pirate that a pre-frontal lobotomy or a visit to an audiologist couldn't fix.

As long as the hum harmonically enhances the music, enjoy it. If it doesn't, don't listen to those tracks.

or can you it?