I'm hoping to leverage the success of the article into a follow along that allows me to sample on or two, higher end models but I'm already working on two other pieces so it's going to be a while before I get to anything like that.
To echo what Al said, I will never travel again without CIEMs. No tips to get stuck in ears, supremely comfortable and provide the necessary isolation to survive on commercial airlines.
Me too, although it was my wife not santa. No pics yet. Sadly I need my watch resizing tool which is at work so wearing will have to wait until Monday.
Well said, John!
Merry Christmas HC.
It's been a morning of ripping and tearing around here and now kids are settling in with new toys so I'm going to pour a second mimosa and find a clear spot on a couch.
Heard the news on the home on NPR. while sad that he passed it seems that for a while he set the bar for rock 'n roll excess so he's probably lucky to have survived the 70s to see 70.
Greg,
Ouch/Fuck Me regarding kidney stones. My BIL has had them 3 or 4 times now and I just can't imagine it, having lived through them once myself.
Here's to hoping the other two recover quickly.
Keep on keepin' on, Santa.
Me too. It's been ten years since I had a proper, 5ch setup. The hope is that the (planned) addition to the house will permit the procurement and setup of a HT.
Depending on when this beta was built and how the output is configured I'd first start by saying that you should never hot swap or plug in headphones on a beta²². That's a good way to release the magic smoke and render the amp useless. Unless you're talking about an amp configured with a connector other than the usual 1/4" TRS jack. That jack causes a momentary short on the output when plugging/unplugging headphones that has been known to cause major issues.
That said, there should really be an issue powering two headphones at once off of the beta, just that if the sensitivities/load are significantly different it may be difficult or impossible to find a happy listening volume.