| roastpuff | 02-24-2009 04:58 PM |
Quote:
Originally Posted by Zerius
(Post 6298701)
naw, victor is the jap brand for JVC.
Roastpuff who has the clearish orange custom in-ears on campus?
| Actually, I do. The purple ones were the first ones I got, but I had to send them back for adjustment and they agreed to re-shell them for me as the purple color was way off from what I had specced to begin with. I had better pictures of the purple ones than the orange ones, hehe.
The new ones: http://i8.photobucket.com/albums/a8/...f/DSC00152.jpg
My collection before going portable-only. http://i8.photobucket.com/albums/a8/...f/DSC02621.jpg
Grado RS-2, Darth Beyers-600 (Beyerdynamic DT770-600 modified with wooden cups), Audio-Technica W1000. Not show in the picture is the ASL MG Head MKIII tube amp that I used to power everything, nor the Tomahawk the wood-cased iPod 5G connected to. Quote:
Originally Posted by KingDeeCee
(Post 6295199)
^^^
What the fuck? Those look like a pair of stomachs. Did you put a mold in your ear or something??
| Yep. Only I can use them, cuz they are molded to how my ears are built. Quote:
Originally Posted by The Notorious MSG
(Post 6295211)
Exactly, custom IEMs are built from ear impressions.
| You got it right man. Quote:
Originally Posted by AsRealAsItGets
(Post 6295224)
hot damn those look plenty sick. how do they sound? :eek:
| Worth every dollar I spent for them - the best thing you can get for portable audio. I used to have an iAudio X5 + Tomahawk setup going too, before Asian monsoon rain killed the X5. I now run a Creative Zen X-Fi, which sound great but doesn't work on Mac.
They sound better than anything less than a pair of HD650's being driven by dual-balanced Beta22's. If you connect them to a high-end home headphone amp they sound incredibly good, too. Really picky on source though - very sensitive with hiss if source player is not dead quiet. | 