Show off your portable audio stuff! (56k warning)

[WalkGood]

[CrowdAds]

[Marvin the Martian]

Originally Posted by WalkGood

Samsung cell phone pic

Is it running Rockbox yet?

[kefalo]

my new Denon DN-HP500 headphone
80euro in Serbia


By kefalo at 2012-04-17


By kefalo at 2012-04-17


By kefalo at 2012-04-17


By kefalo at 2012-04-17


guys who made them from china town in Belgrade


By kefalo at 2012-04-17

[jupitreas]

How do they sound? I like a good DJ headphone but they seem to usually have quite overwhelming bass. The only exception to this rule that I have heard is the Pioneer HDJ-2000, although it can also be considered a bass-heavy headphone... I guess they just managed to hit the right compromise with the big bass and relatively clear mids and trebles.

[kefalo]

About SQ , other people opinion and i am agree with it:
"DN-HP500 are unlike some other DJ headphones in that they don't try to pound the listener with hard-hitting or boomy bass. Whereas, say, Equation Audio RP-21 will boost low bass and make all drums hard-hitting, Denon DJ DN-HP500 have a polite, slightly rounded-off bass. Foster/Denon engineers must've taken into account that "pneumatic drill" tuning is fatiguing. The tuning is quite "sweet": square holes tune to low midrange/bass, smaller circular holes to "sweet" midrange/high midrange/treble."

i have compare them with sennheiser hd465 and akg 99 and they are not even close to denon

all in all, those two guys have made good job.
well done.

[Jörgemeister]

Originally Posted by kefalo

About SQ , other people opinion and i am agree with it:
"DN-HP500 are unlike some other DJ headphones in that they don't try to pound the listener with hard-hitting or boomy bass. Whereas, say, Equation Audio RP-21 will boost low bass and make all drums hard-hitting, Denon DJ DN-HP500 have a polite, slightly rounded-off bass. Foster/Denon engineers must've taken into account that "pneumatic drill" tuning is fatiguing. The tuning is quite "sweet": square holes tune to low midrange/bass, smaller circular holes to "sweet" midrange/high midrange/treble."

i have compare them with sennheiser hd465 and akg 99 and they are not even close to denon

all in all, those two guys have made good job.
well done.

sounds nice, and looks nice also.
Remind me of my Denon HP700, but the 700 has a prominent mid range, and also one of the most clear treble I've heard in DJ phones. I like them better than the ATH M50 that gets so highly praised, but I am not into the tick/prominent bass.



I had problem with the pads so I used the Fischer audio FA003's pads to make them more comfortable, here a bigger pict

[kefalo]

do you have problem with assembling them.
do they lose contact on wires because of daily assembling.
i agree with you these denon series is have very clean sound and for my taste bass is just as it should be.

i see you have changed your cable.
was it difficult and does all job finishing in left headphone or you have to move cable all the way to the right headphone

[Jörgemeister]

Originally Posted by kefalo

do you have problem with assembling them.
do they lose contact on wires because of daily assembling.
i agree with you these denon series is have very clean sound and for my taste bass is just as it should be.

i see you have changed your cable.
was it difficult and does all job finishing in left headphone or you have to move cable all the way to the right headphone

what do you mean by daily assembly? I only took them appart once for the recable and it was fair easy

[kefalo]

hm, you change cables becouse you lost contact on it or becouse of estetic

[Jörgemeister]

Originally Posted by kefalo

hm, you change cables becouse you lost contact on it or becouse of estetic

to make it more portable, I made the cable short (1.2 meter) and I didnt liked the coiled cable. but it was working fine, and this is a very old headphone

[Thunder9000]

working on my photography hope you like the pic.

[jmwreck]

[Mellowship]

My Fuze has been running for 3 years in a row. Intensive everyday use. Been to Africa. Two times. Battery doing well. 17 hours, give or take a few. No reliability problems. Never.

So, it definitely deserves birthday presents. Got it a 16gB uSD, a cristal case, a pair of Radiopaq Jazz IEMs and, for the first time, Rockbox!

Got a new player!!!



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[mikee]

^^ lucky I had 3 fuzes 2 refurbs then a new one they all fell victim to the same problem of the scroll wheel seizing up. first one came to me broken but the second one and third one developed the condition over the course of a few months. I tried cleaning the wheel and all that did was fix it temporarily until 5 minutes later it got stuck again.

I have had my clip+ for 2 years now though and it has been very intensively used and been abused and dropped and still works just fine

[eboyer93]

My Fuze has worked fine for a few years now. I gave it to my Dad and he uses it at work and even on his motorcyle and it still works great. The outside is all scratched up but it still works fine.

[Thunder9000]

from early 80's, hope you like.

[jmwreck]

[El C]

That just reminds me, I need to finish building my O2 (school got in the way...)

[The DarkSide]

Originally Posted by Thunder9000

from early 80's, hope you like.

That, my friend, is a TRUE classic!!!

[3602]

Originally Posted by Thunder9000

from early 80's, hope you like.

Does it play tape or is it just a pocket radio?