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    Gender:
    Male
    Birthday:
    Mar 26, 1962 (Age: 62)
    Location:
    Washington
    Occupation:
    Executive
    Gear List:
    Headphones: Beyerdynamic DT1990, Audioquest Nightowl, NAD VISO HP50, AKG K7XX, Fostex TH-x00, Sony 1000XM2, 10060c, Sennheiser 6xx, Sennheiser 58x, Sennheiser 660s, Focal Elex, E-MU Teak, HifiMan Sundara.

    IEMs: Shure SE846, ATH-E70, Massdrop Earphone Plus, Westone W30, Echobox Nomad, Starbrick Be 4, Shure SE215, and Westone W50 (an abomination that we never mention)

    Wireless: Westone (SE 215 buds on them), Jaybird X3, Anker Zolo Liberty+, CKCOM)

    Desktop set up: Audio-GD NFB 11.38, Topping D50, MD CTH, MD LCX, LittlenDot Mk II, Aune X7s

    Portable DAC/AMP: Hidizs DH1000, iFi xDSD

    DAP: LG V30
    Loved music since forever. Got into IEMs about 4 years ago, and headphones just in the last year.

    My music listening model is both mobile and desk based. I go from listening to cans sitting at my desk to moving around my office or house, to using IEMs in the gym, on the trail, and at the market.

    Music is somewhat eclectic - Country, Classical, 80s rock, some modern stuff, and Spanish music as a nod to my heritage.

    Sound signature taste - I prefer a slightly brighter sound, but not piercing treble, just enough to make me feel I am hearing the details. My three favorites out of the cans I own are the Focal Elex, the Beyerdynamic DT 1990 Pro, and the HifiMan Sundara.

    I have a lot to learn from, and I hope at least some to contribute to, this forum!

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