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Anyone try something like this? @YMO what do you think?

I use Echo Dots for my kids, they love asking Alexa to play stuff

Buy @rhythmdevils's CA Ara if you want a borderline Super HD650 for IEMs for a good price. IEM market there's tons of stuff out there that can get overwhelming.

It could be borderline neutral/slight bright in treble on the M6 Pro with Ara (which is why @purr1n went with M6 regular), but with your tastes it should be excellent in theory. Don't recommend using it with Starlett unless you have IEMatch due to it sounds best on low Input Z.

HRTF differences. But yeah I have more fun with headphones cuz IEMs is just a massive brain spaghetti fest.

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Thanks guys, I ended up purchasing one used via Amazon. We will see if it works. My inlaws don't even need the $50 a month 25mbps from VDSL, let alone cable/fios speed (which are all more expensive in our area) ;)

I picked which apartment complex to move into based on which ones had Google Fiber, this was an amazing decision. Google Fiber is hands down the best ISP I've ever had, its not even close.

^ gotta factor in the cost of having Google know every.single.thing. you do on the internet.

Oh, I have had this a while - my wife stole it from me a while back. I got a wild hair and plugged it in a little bit ago...

Elegia really isn't bad. Let mine go though because I just didn't use it at all.

At least my other half doesn't like my audio stuff...

Find some suggestions here:
https://www.seeedstudio.com/blog/2020/03/30/best-electronics-kits-for-stem-education/

This is the five volume set which began my STEM education in the late 1950s:
https://www.amazon.com/Electricity-Volumes-Through-Neville-Valkenburgh/dp/B000KOUQ9G

The Pete Millett "Butte" is a good start. https://www.ebay.com/itm/DIY-PCB-Butte-solid-state-headphone-amp/161919004080

Check out Adafruit. Limor Fried is great and has done a lot to inspire girls in STEM. Tons of arduino kits

And your wallet, fanboy....

I've been curious about this one. Guttenburg did his usual no-review (everything but the SQ) and the only other seems to make a case for a decent "V"/U" shaped SS. I'm still interested though.

Surprised you didn't know that, Motown was set up like a factory with hits.

I had heard, but never bothered to read anything about it. I actually find musician's and industry lives/stories boring most of the time

This article however was short and sweet;)

All this time, I have been operating under the assumption that it was cooler to not be virtuous. Good thing I am not cool either.

Continental measuring system or imperial measuring system? If you actually have to measure by hand, that is key. After that we can gather data, process it and chart it to sell the audio industry new standards while listening to Koss PortaPros.

Just got recommended this video today. Not sure if I can fully understand it.
https://youtu.be/q1XOnIk2ai8

That video was clear and too the point. Thanks! It is the small changes in pitch that I hear *better* they higher up I go into fidelity.

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Mass tinnitus?

Seriously, stay safe.

I'm in the Portland area. The smoke is making my sinuses go bonkers. Has made my 6K headphone system sound like a 2K system.

I'm in PDX too.. this shit sucks. We just need that damn marine air to blow this stuff out. Doubly sucks cause this is truly the most gorgeous time of the year here.

I want to go with Fluke 62, but the Amazon listing says "not for human use", but I can't think of why it would not work on human skin just like any other surface.

My guess is they're just covering themselves for when someone inevitably aims at the forehead, "misses" and "blinds" someone instead, and a small army of ambulance chasers show up.

Ha, maybe. Perhaps there is a real reason - sensor tech or software read setup that actually makes a distinction between an IR gun to be used for human temp read and all other uses...

Looking forward to utilizing (but mostly messing with) all the "pro" functionality and I/O

Going through a few classical tracks that I always feal like I need to seesaw the volume (to hear soft passages and/or keep loud section from blowing ears) and applying compression...I like it so far.

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What's the point of compensating for your .... if you can still see around/over it??

I thought the RAM grills were bad, but that's a whole new level of fugly.

Hey, I don't even know what "DM" stands for? Dangerous Music? ;) No Worries @BentFlowers. To answer your question - I don't know because IMO the differences in design between my Camphor burl Eikon and Monkeypod Verite is the deciding factor, far out influencing these wood determined cup resonances/reverbs...

Somewhere here at SBAF Zack mentions this, how the Eikon is very damped and controled (so lots of wool, etc.), and the Verite (Closed in particular) is the opposite. I think that is what one hears mostly. Since I have never compared the same design (either Eikon or Verite C) with differing woods, I can't really say how much the wood matters, though others have said it does to a certain extant...

Fact is, the reverb/resonances with the VC, particularly in the vocal region, too often bothers me and I wish it was better controlled/damped like the Eikon, maybe not as far however...

Does RME have an similiar box? Those RME Fireface units are more "standard" in that they are doing alot of anologue to digital interfacing, and they don't have digital AES in/out as near as I can tell.

You have to be able to slave the clock to your digital converter. Preserving digital fidelity with one wire is not as simple as it seems unless you have an Ethernet protocol like Dante/AVB/Ravenna.

The 8D does have word clock in/out. So I should be able to slave it to (pro - not most consumer dacs obviously) whatever DAC I am using, and be source/input agnostic - USB, Ethernet, s/dif, AES, or wherever should not matter...or am I missing something?