Well one more is in order as this one is shit hot. A bit funky but I think it brings out TB's talent:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZRtJJn7hjGA
Enjoy!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZRtJJn7hjGA
Enjoy!
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Nando,
There's a small correction needed in here...
The classic K240 you have has an impedance of 600 Ohm which is indeed hard to drive on an iPod thing, that's the same with my K240DF's...
However, the newer versions (240 mkII) have a much lower impedance of just 55 Ohm, and that makes a real difference.....
For now:
I'm listening to the WAV 96-24 master files of my Yello mixtape on this INCREDIBLE BARGAIN!!! as it comes to headphones.....
The Superlux HD 681.....
Paid just €19,- !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! for them new, and they will sweep the floor with a lot of much more expensive headphones on the market today!
Believe me, I've used and tested a lot of different headphones in my life, but these ones are amazing!
There's a small correction needed in here...
The classic K240 you have has an impedance of 600 Ohm which is indeed hard to drive on an iPod thing, that's the same with my K240DF's...
However, the newer versions (240 mkII) have a much lower impedance of just 55 Ohm, and that makes a real difference.....
For now:
I'm listening to the WAV 96-24 master files of my Yello mixtape on this INCREDIBLE BARGAIN!!! as it comes to headphones.....
The Superlux HD 681.....
Paid just €19,- !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! for them new, and they will sweep the floor with a lot of much more expensive headphones on the market today!
Believe me, I've used and tested a lot of different headphones in my life, but these ones are amazing!
Nando,
The 240 Studio model is marketed as being "High effiency and wide dynamic range, ideally suited for mobile use, too." It shows a picture of mobile devices on the box. They come with a 1/8 plug on the cord. You screw on the 1/8 adapter to use it that fashion.
AKG 240 studio - 55 ohm sensitivity 91dB
The two different buds I use on the iPod are:
Shure SE210 buds - 26 ohm sensitivity 114dB
Shure E2c buds - 16 ohm sensitivity 105 dB
They sound fine, just on the iPod, not at the volume I'm accustomed to. What's that you say? Doug
The 240 Studio model is marketed as being "High effiency and wide dynamic range, ideally suited for mobile use, too." It shows a picture of mobile devices on the box. They come with a 1/8 plug on the cord. You screw on the 1/8 adapter to use it that fashion.
AKG 240 studio - 55 ohm sensitivity 91dB
The two different buds I use on the iPod are:
Shure SE210 buds - 26 ohm sensitivity 114dB
Shure E2c buds - 16 ohm sensitivity 105 dB
They sound fine, just on the iPod, not at the volume I'm accustomed to. What's that you say? Doug
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That album is one of my favourite ones. I recorded that album in its entirety back some time ago for Daren. Before that, the odd track from "Wet Dream" would be chosen for a few of my mix tape recordings.
This is playback of his tape before I sent it off to Daren:
Click on image to play video:
Nando.
This is playback of his tape before I sent it off to Daren:
Click on image to play video:
Nando.