shevanel
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Netbook with enough juice to smash SIMS 2 for my kid.. or other similar 10-13" laptop?
Make other offers via PM.
Item:
Sennheiser HD 555 Good conditon about 20 hours on them If I had to guess.
Missing 1 screw in the left can, no effect on sound at all.. I will find that damn screw!. $70 Shipped
Matrix Mini-i Balanced 24Bit/192kHz Desktop DAC + Headphone amp
Black body, silver bezel.
Specs:
This thing is awesome, worth the money if you want fantastic sound quality and the Usb connectivity requires NO additional drivers other than the ones installed on your PC.
I only used it with optical out on my laptop and the sound quality is top notch. Night and day from any sound card or setup I have ever owned within this price range! I'm about to pursue a BM DAC-1/Grado SR325is combo which will set me back substantially so I need to move this little beauty to padden the fall. . . This thing makes those $200 sound cards seem like this.
Asking $270 Shipped or $320 for the DAC+HD555 ($100 in savings or so)
Payments:
Trades
USPS Money Order
Newegg GC
Trades:
Netbook with enough juice to smash SIMS 2 for my kid.. or other similar 10-13" laptop?
Make other offers via PM.
Item:
Sennheiser HD 555 Good conditon about 20 hours on them If I had to guess.
Missing 1 screw in the left can, no effect on sound at all.. I will find that damn screw!. $70 Shipped
Matrix Mini-i Balanced 24Bit/192kHz Desktop DAC + Headphone amp
Black body, silver bezel.
Specs:
Specs:
* D/A DAC chip AD1955 x 2
* Full balanced stereo design
* USB input works with Windows 2000/XP/Vista/7, Linux and Mac OS 10.x, no extra driver needed
* Up to 24Bit/192kHz sampling
* Low jitter receiver chips and seperate clock
* Built-in headphone amplifier, for up to 300 ohm headphones
* OP275/OPA2134 opamps
* Balanced/Unbalanced outputs
* Various inputs
* Large screen VFD
* Designed and tuned for audiophile
* Digital Input:
- Optical: toslink, 44.1-192kHz
- Coaxial: 75 ohm RCA/BNC, 44.1-192kHz
- USB: USB-B, 44.1-48kHz
- AES/EBU: Standard XLR balanced, 44.1-192kHz
* Digital Output:
- Coaxial RCA
- 44.1-192kHz
- Support AC3, DTS
* Analog Interface:
- RCA/XLR
- Frequency Response: 20-20kHz
- Signal to Noise Ratio: 120dB
- Dynamic Range: 118dB
- Distortion 0.0002% (1kHz)
- Stereo Separation: 110dB
* Power Support: AC 220-240V/100-120V (Please specify)
* Front Panel Color: Silver
* Case Color: Black/Silver (Please specify)
* Weight: 2 kg
* Dimension: 205 x 155 x 48mm (L x W x H)
* D/A DAC chip AD1955 x 2
* Full balanced stereo design
* USB input works with Windows 2000/XP/Vista/7, Linux and Mac OS 10.x, no extra driver needed
* Up to 24Bit/192kHz sampling
* Low jitter receiver chips and seperate clock
* Built-in headphone amplifier, for up to 300 ohm headphones
* OP275/OPA2134 opamps
* Balanced/Unbalanced outputs
* Various inputs
* Large screen VFD
* Designed and tuned for audiophile
* Digital Input:
- Optical: toslink, 44.1-192kHz
- Coaxial: 75 ohm RCA/BNC, 44.1-192kHz
- USB: USB-B, 44.1-48kHz
- AES/EBU: Standard XLR balanced, 44.1-192kHz
* Digital Output:
- Coaxial RCA
- 44.1-192kHz
- Support AC3, DTS
* Analog Interface:
- RCA/XLR
- Frequency Response: 20-20kHz
- Signal to Noise Ratio: 120dB
- Dynamic Range: 118dB
- Distortion 0.0002% (1kHz)
- Stereo Separation: 110dB
* Power Support: AC 220-240V/100-120V (Please specify)
* Front Panel Color: Silver
* Case Color: Black/Silver (Please specify)
* Weight: 2 kg
* Dimension: 205 x 155 x 48mm (L x W x H)
This thing is awesome, worth the money if you want fantastic sound quality and the Usb connectivity requires NO additional drivers other than the ones installed on your PC.
I only used it with optical out on my laptop and the sound quality is top notch. Night and day from any sound card or setup I have ever owned within this price range! I'm about to pursue a BM DAC-1/Grado SR325is combo which will set me back substantially so I need to move this little beauty to padden the fall. . . This thing makes those $200 sound cards seem like this.
Asking $270 Shipped or $320 for the DAC+HD555 ($100 in savings or so)
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