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Any hiss with the LCD-2?
Any hiss with the LCD-2?
I'll check tonight and report bac if no one gets to it befor i do.
Here is a response I received from Simaudio about using my integrated to drive the HE-500's:
I get a noticeable hum when I reach 9 o'clock on the volume knob (when no music is playing). To me that's nothing.. I don't even listen that loud with these. When the music is playing, I don't hear anyting.
Thanks for testing it!
Quoting my post from three days ago:
I just sent Emotiva an e-mail that reads as follows:
When I get a response, I'll post it here and kill the dead horse I've been beating, once and for all.
Today, I received a reply from Emotiva:
After talking with our technician it should be fine to short the two grounds since they are common.
Thanks for the update. So the initial adapter I suggested of banana plugs to a female 1/4" adapter would've worked safely.
A bit late to the party, but I did something similar with my HE-6 about 9 months ago. My HE-6 obviously came terminated with a 4pin XLR so I made my own speaker adapter (4pin female to 4 pair wires) and hooked it up the Marantz PM-84 I bought during the time.
MalVeauX, I'm a bit surprised you didn't just make the adapter yourself. It's actually really easy!
Is your current cable the Appalachian from BTG? I can't tell as it's sleeved.
Yes, indeed!
But that which could only be conjectured previously, despite a high probability, is now known to be fact: The mini-X A-100's speaker terminals already share a common ground between left and right channels.
A bit late to the party, but I did something similar with my HE-6 about 9 months ago. My HE-6 obviously came terminated with a 4pin XLR so I made my own speaker adapter (4pin female to 4 pair wires) and hooked it up the Marantz PM-84 I bought during the time.
MalVeauX, I'm a bit surprised you didn't just make the adapter yourself. It's actually really easy!
Is your current cable the Appalachian from BTG? I can't tell as it's sleeved.
I've never worked with stuff like that and wouldn't want to melt things down. I also really like a really professional looking job done, so I'm happy to pay Brian to make the cable with adapters and all. My cable is a midnight cable from BTG, terminates to XLR and then has adapaters for speaker taps and normal 6.3mm, the Appalachian from BTG terminates directly to speaker taps so it can't be adapted to unbalanced amps easily.
I have a Little Dot II tube amp on the way that I scored for next to nothing, will check it out as a pre-amp in my TubeMagic D2 + Emotiva A-100 setup on my HE-500's. The LD II will also function for headphones that are not balanced and cannot be used on the Emotiva until I get some more cable jobs performed. Will report in soon with impressions.
Very best,
Well I get hum with the HE6 so I think it's safe to say most headphones will have some form of hiss with music off that is. Of course this was with my dac preamp function maxed and the minix volume at around 12 o clock.
Finally got the cables in today. After listening to the O2 for the past 4 months, the Emotiva sounds....different, but interesting. Will have pics and impressions soon.
You sound so credible - a good thing!
I can't wait to hear the good news and the bad.
So here are some impressions of the HE-500 running off of Emotiva Mini X-a-100 in reference to the JDS Labs O2 - low gain (and the E10 briefly). Source used for this was Marantz CD5004 - all lossless music.
Bass Impact/Punch Factor - The Emotiva is one punchy amp! This was the first thing I noticed when I plugged in Emotiva. The bass is definitely more punchier than O2 "on average" across artists and genres. Although the O2 can be quite punchy with well mastered stuff. Like your traditional trance or hip hop / pop compilations that are average/good mastered - the Emotiva will do better here no doubt....but go into some well mastered studio albums rather than quick artists compilation stuff - the O2 does really good here. For example, I was listening to the studio albums from Armin Van Buuren, Late Night Alumni, Bassnectar, Pink Floyd, and Nelly Furtado - with the O2 all the subtle details really come out and sounds really great in every aspect. The O2's bass is very punchy and just about perfect to me. Although when you go to your average compilation or typical hip hop/ pop/ or even A State of Trance monthly compilations - the bass punch of the O2 for some reason always goes down and just doesn't sound fun to listen to.
The Emotiva so far has sounded punchy enough for my taste for all type of music and mastering level. So the Emotiva is the safer bet definitely. Although if all your music is very well mastered, then the O2 will do just as well as the Emotiva with regards to bass punch and quality.
Bass Extension - At this point I don't want to give my final verdict on extension on the Emotiva because the punch of the Emotiva in the mid bass somewhat masks the extension (think Ultrasone Pro 900 vs Denon). After listening to bunch of electronica tracks, the extension definitely reaches into the sub-bass area and sounds very enjoyable. Although at the moment, I would say that the O2 might have a slight advantage in bass extension. This is only if I am being really critical, because for general listening the punchy nature of the Emotiva doesn't really let you notice this.
Bass quantity/bloom - I don't want to confuse this with bass punch. Among the E10, O2 and Emotiva - the Emotiva is the most punchiest of them all. However, I would say that the E10 has the most quantity/bloom. With regards to quantity, I would say that Emotiva has a bit more audible quantity than O2 - but again, with well mastered stuff, the difference becomes very, very little to none.
So on "average", I would say that among the O2, E10 and Emotiva; the Emotiva probably has the best ratio between punch and quantity, the E10 comes second and the O2 comes last.
With the Emotiva you can feel the HE-500 drivers literally punching with impact (still non fatiguing though), whereas the O2 makes the driver movement somewhat invisible to feel - while still delivering decent impact.
One thing I would like to mention here is that so far I have only used the Marantz CD5004 with the Emotiva and not the E10. Overall the combo of CD5004 and Emotiva gives somewhat of an analog flavour - very musical yet quite transparent and full of detail. I don't know if it's due to the Emotiva or the Marantz, I will later report on any signature changes with E10 as DAC. This combo somewhat reminded me of the KRK KNS 8400 - but in a far more refined manner.
Bass control - The Emotiva's bass is doing well musically and the speed is good enough even for electronic music. Although I would say that the O2's bass is more controlled and easier to track in quick passages than Emotiva. The Emotiva's attack is good enough and has decent transient response - nothing sloppy here. The Emotiva is far from a one-note type amp, but when alternating though bass notes in fast passages - the O2 does it slightly better. For most people this won't make a difference. Although if you listen primarily to classical, then this might come in to play. Overall for over 90% of the music, don't even sweat about this. Even for 140+ BPM Dubstep, the Emotiva has enough control, and sounds actually better than the O2.
Sibil~... First off I want to mention that notices a difference in sound between pleather and velour pads. If you don't hear any difference between the two pads...then I guess you'll have to ignore this section or just try it for yourself :)
I generally find the velour to sound more natural as well as have higher frequency extension as well as have a larger soundstage with better imaging. I find the pleather to have a blacker background. Bass usually stays same with both.
With the pleather, there is no sense of sibilance whatsoever. With the velour pads, there is definitely an emphasis on the sssss of the vocals, especially female, however I wouldn't characterize it to be the typical sibilant sound like with Pro 900 where it's piercing. With the Emotiva and velour, its like halfway there to being sibilant but it doesn't get there - heck, sometimes it even sounds nice. It's definitely not close to being a deal breaker, I just wanted to give a heads up to those very sensitive to high frequencies.
The O2 on the other hand has virtually no sibilance issues.
Vocals - I previously read from Malveaux that the vocals of the Emotiva were similar to the Lyr - they were both on the warm side and a bit up front. With the Emotiva, the vocals on average are just slightly more upfront. I was expecting them to be all up in my face based on what I've read about Lyr and Emotiva and also taking into consideration that most people say that the O2 is thin on mids (especially Mike from Headfonia). I would say that the vocals and mids are slightly more upfront in presentation than the O2, however it doesn't sound very liquid or smooth like what I was expecting. This shouldn't be taken as bad sounding, in fact it's quite the opposite - I very much prefer the vocals of the Emotiva, however it wasn't anything magical that some people make it to be. It sounds very natural in fact. The O2 is somewhat less upfront and not as rich sounding as the Emotiva. However, I can for sure say that the vocals on the O2 are more clearer (by a little bit, but still distinguishable). I remember when I first moved from E10 to O2, I noticed two things immediately - less bass impact and far cleared vocals. With the O2 you can track the envelope of the vocals more clearly than pretty much any amp I have listened to.
So while the Emotiva has a bit more upfront vocals and more richer sounding, the sound is more clearer on the O2. However as I previously have mentioned, the mids on the O2 are really brought up and sound quite juicy on well mastered stuff. On average stuff, the O2 can sometimes quite dull on the vocals and laid back. The Emotiva on the other hand is never thin sounding.
Instrument Separation - The O2 is good in this area, but the Emotiva is noticeably better with the wider soundstage as well as in presenting distinct locations of each instrument/synth and bass. The Emotiva wins hands down in this area and this is not even a preference thing - I'm absolutely certain that everyone will come to the same conclusion regarding the instrument separation between the Emotiva and O2.
Soundstage Size - Between the O2 and Emotiva, no change in height. The soundstage is more wider on the Emotiva, although the O2 isn't too far behind. I'll discuss depth below separately.
Depth - I have always said of the HE-500 that its biggest shortcoming has been in its lack of depth. For movies, gaming and even binaural recording I have preferred the D2000 slightly more because of this.
With the Emotiva, the depth of HE-500 hasn't really changed much from the O2 and I am still sticking with my view on little inherent depth of HE-500. I don't know if the lack of depth of HE-500 caused by Emotiva is because it's more wider than O2, so it makes the depth:width proportion seem more even if the Emotiva is adding depth to the HE-500. For music, the depth is still enjoyable for most genres, although for classical, this might not be the best suited material for HE-500 (regardless of amp).
I have yet to test out a movie with the Emotiva, but will update on how the Emotiva does with movies. I predict it to be better than O2 for movies.
Imaging - The O2 has really good imaging capabilities, but can be dependent on the inherent quality of the music. Similarly to the other categories, the Emotiva is better at imaging than O2 in comparison to HE-500. Although this could be a power thing, as I still suspect that the O2 might be better (just like with micro-details discussed below) but this doesn't come out with the HE-500 specifically due to it power requirement.
Layering - While the O2 is excellent in detail retrieval, it just can't bring it out on the HE-500 as effectively as the Emotiva. I think this is where the crap load power of the Emotiva comes into play. The Emotiva is easily better in revealing the multi layering of the tracks and it does it quite effortlessly.
Micro-Detail - The HE-500 with Emotiva definitely has better layering, although in bringing out the micro details and room ambience, I think the O2 might actually be better, however with the HE-500, this might not be fully appreciated due to the lower power and a muffled soundstage presentation in relation to the Emotiva.
It would've been nice to have a HE-400 to compare the Emotiva and O2 with since I'm certain the O2 would have all the power needed for HE-400. So that way it would shine some light if the O2 is falling behind inherently or due to less power with HE-500.
Dynamic Range - Overall I would say the Emotiva clearly wins in this department. Although with well mastered stuff, the O2 does almost as good as Emotiva, but for most purposes, the Emotiva is clearly the winner - no arguments here whatsoever.
Treble - Both O2 and Emotiva have great high frequency extension and both present treble very similarly IMO. I didn't really find any differences between the treble of either amps. I very much enjoyed the treble quantity and extension of both amps here, nothing really else to mention here - both are spectacular.
Hiss/Hum/Noise - I guess I was lucky in this regard as some people have found their Emotiva's to have a slight hum while others haven't. Both O2 and Emotiva are dead silent when turning volume up or down, with music on or off. Whatever the scenario, both these amps are dead silent for me.
Center Image - I left this category for last specifically. I still haven't figured this out completely and I suspect I won't have a solid opinion on this for the next one or two weeks. I really need to spend quite some time with this amp to have a final opinion on this.
When I initially plugged this amp in, besides noticing the punchy bass of Emotiva, I felt somewhat of a lacking center stage. I don't know if this is because of the more wider soundstage or balanced nature of speaker amp causing this. After a day I feel this has gotten better, so it could perhaps be a thing to get used to psychologically since I was used to the O2 for over 4 months. It also took me a while to get used to O2. Although until now I have never really run into ever doubting an incoherent center stage with any headphones or amp - even IPods!
About 15 degrees from the midline is where I start to notice this incoherency/gap. This has gotten much better since Day 1, so might be just a thing to get used to. Instead of 15-20 degrees from day 1, it's now close to 10 degrees. I am trying out all types of genres and artists to see if there is a pattern here.
In the first few hours, I was quite disappointed because of this but now with over 24 hours on this amp, I have finally started to enjoy the amp.
I'll update later on how this progresses.
The Emotiva is definitely the safer bet for use with HE-500 specifically in comparison to O2. The Emotiva sounds really good with all types of genres and mastering level. The O2 doesn't sound good with average recordings, however if all your material is well mastered, then the O2 can sound just as good as the Emotiva and perhaps even better - especially for classical.
I think most people will probably enjoy the Emotiva right off the bat. It took me a good month to get used to the O2 and start enjoying its presentation. After going from E10 to O2, I was initially like "Who turned off the bass?".
O2 does well with all genres, but only with well mastered stuff. If the recording is meh - than the O2 can sound dull. The Emotiva is always sounding exciting in comparison.
However, the O2 can be used with IEMs, Denon, and planars whereas the Emotiva isn't really made for high sensitivity stuff - without going into resistors and stuff. So the O2 has an advantage in that regard and also size.
I have been lucky so far in terms of heat production. The Fiio E10, Marantz CD5004, O2 and Emotiva all stay cool regardless of how much you use them. No noise whatsoever from any equipment - the fan hasn't kicked in for the Emotiva so far - or maybe it has but I haven't heard anything.
Regardless of the variance in impedance and sensitivity of the HE-500 models, the fact remains that Emotiva will provide far more than what the HE-500 needs, many watts over; whereas the O2 produces less than a watt. At this point, I am definitely enjoying the more fun and musical nature of the Emotiva in comparison to the O2, however the O2 with its power supply still holds up very nicely.
I think that the fun/musical factor of O2 is much dependent on the music source in comparison to the Emotiva when paired with the HE-500. The Emotiva will sound more enjoyable on average, although for classical material, the O2 still might be better.
As far as I'm concerned, both the Emotiva and O2 can power the HE-500 quite nicely. The Emotiva, as a speaker amp, didn't do anything magical as some have professed here on head-fi and the O2 definitely held its own quite nicely. Sure the Emotiva improved on the O2 in some areas and made it sound more enjoyable - but the difference wasn't as large as some may lead you to think - best to decide by listening to yourself.
The O2 cost me about $190 with shipping and taxes included here in Canada from Headphone Bar. The Emotiva cost me about $270 (with holiday discount of regular $179) with everything included plus another $200 for cables. So total of $470 for running the Emotiva combo. I'm sure you can get cables for much cheaper.
So far I am quite happy with the value of both the O2 and the Emotiva - although it took me much, much longer to get accustomed to the O2 (around a month). I can recommend either the O2 or Emotiva for use with HE-500. Although the Emotiva is definitely the safer bet considering how good it sounds with just about any music piece. The O2 on the other hand is more picky on the music source.
I will also upload pics shortly.


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HaHa, Thanks BtB! Have to check that out next. Old man just turned 48. I started the week at 205 lbs too. So need to get that back in line. This is my year of accountability. I'm going to keep track of my food too on Fitday.com. I'll post the highlights in here from time to time, too.
Tough day with benching today! Missed the last rep in each of the last two sets, and really the last rep shouldn't count anyway as my butt was way up there. That was pretty much my ugliest rep ever!
JB, I think we need to stay at this weight or even lower it slightly as my form just fell apart on the last reps. First few reps were fine, but last ones, not so much. I have to get sort of psyched up to go after weights this heavy for that many reps, so I push past where I should stop thinking I'm going to get it. I probably should be smarter and stop sooner, but then it's a fine line on pushing it or not sometimes. Mentally , I'm trying to push it, but reps that ugly aren't useful for anything. Let me know what you think.
JBPP week 6
warmups: low back is still complaining, so all I did was foam roll roll my back rather than any rowing. Lots of band stuff for shoulders, 4x 12x 150 Lat pulldowns.
4x 225, 245
2x 3x 250 (
, last rep shouldn't really count though)
Pause Bench:
2x 3x 205 (first and last reps paused. Threw these in as I didn't want that ugly ass rep being the last thing I did on bench today!)
Low Incline DB:
73sx 10, 7
2x 10x 63s
Tricep Pressdown: 4x 10x 140
ss w/ Wide Grip Lat Pulldowns: 3x 15x 140
Barbell Rollout 7x, but lower back wasn't having it so bailed on these.
First set of 250, videoed this angle as I wanted to see hand in relation to elbows. I almost lost the second rep sideways! Don't know why, but it threw me off for sure:
3x 250 - YouTube
3x 250 - YouTube
Second set of 250, just noticed this set I was leaning sideways too. I think I was off the bench on that side. Jeeze talk about shitty setting up. :
3x 250 - YouTube
3x 250 - YouTube
Incline DBs 73sx 10, these are just for comic relief! Seriously, these are the most awkward thing ever!
Low Incline DB, 10x 73s - YouTube
Low Incline DB, 10x 73s - YouTube
So, there you go. Still making progress on bench, but I think it is slowing down and in my opinion, I need to be stopping before my reps get that shitty. I also need to be sure I set up exactly right each time. That's just stupidity to not be set right to start.
Still, good stuff. Set a PR, don't want to diminish that. I'm even a little proud of myself for grinding out a bench rep. I usually can't grind them out, so that's something.
Onward and upward.
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Safety Labels and Signs - Brady B-555 Aluminum Rectangle Yellow Chemical, Biohazard, Hazardous & Flammable Material Sign - 14 in Width x 10 in Height - 126027 -- 754473-74177Supplier: R. S. Hughes Company, Inc.
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This Week In Dallas Music History: Blush and Swivel Don't Want to Change the World -- Just Dallas
The members os Swivel would rather create their own place to play than perform in Deep Ellum's clubs.
In this edition of This Week In Dallas Music History, we look back to the year 2000, when under-aged kids in Dallas bands performed at all ages venues like The Major, Galaxy Club, and The Orbit Room. For suburbanite kids, those venues were the stuff of legend, but for Aaron Gonzalez and the members of the bands Blush and Swivel, they were home -- but not for long.
Observer music writer Amelia Abreu tells the story of a once thriving independent Dallas music youth "scene" that was disappearing and moving to Denton, Austin, and even into what Abreu called "the beery blandness of the half-dozen nightclubs that make up the Dallas 'scene.'"
Despite the changing scene, the kids in both bands didn't give up on their DIY dreams. Hit the jump to read the entire story.
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Italy have announced they will play a friendly game against old rivals France in November.
The Federation confirmed the date of the match is November 14 and will take place in Italy, although a venue has not yet been named.
It is always a fiery occasion, especially after the controversy of the 2006 World Cup Final and Zinedine Zidane's headbutt on Marco Materazzi.
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This week marked the 25th anniversary of the Invesco Perpetual High Income Fund, one of the most widely held funds in the UK. Performance has been nothing short of superb, so the fund retains a huge following – £1,000 invested at launch would now be worth £7,155, plus £3,616 of income.
All but eight months of those 25 years have been under the stewardship of the renowned Neil Woodford, and to my mind it is his refreshingly long-term philosophy that has brought success. To him, "long term" means 10 to 15 years, not just a few. It's an approach that allows him to look past the short-term noise and visualise the future of a business or even a whole industry.
The most spectacular example was tobacco stocks in the late 1990s. At the time most analysts felt the tobacco sector would face devastating litigation costs. Neil Woodford took a more sanguine view, feeling that these concerns were overplayed and that tobacco companies at least had the advantage of huge barriers to entry – after all, no one else was likely to set up a new tobacco company. The sector soared over the following decade as investors began to appreciate the growing dividends on offer.
Just as important as backing the right sectors is avoiding the disasters. In the late 1990s banks were the largest sector in Neil Woodford's portfolio, but by 2003 he had sold out, avoiding the worst of the sub-prime crisis in 2007-08. Even now he believes they are un-investable.
Perhaps even more famously, Mr Woodford avoided technology stocks during the internet boom in the 1990s. In fact he was castigated for doing so at the time as he underperformed significantly during that period. I remember him uncharacteristically banging his fists on the desk, saying there would be an almighty crash. Eventually he was proved correct. In this way Mr Woodford has been an excellent custodian of investors' capital. He has the courage to back his own conviction and stick with them – and more often than not he has been right.
However, investors' memories are short. One company recently recommended that investors sell Neil Woodford's funds on concerns they have grown too big to manage, and that he lacks the flexibility to move into mid and small caps. I found this rather depressing because it shows little understanding of how Mr Woodford operates. It is true he can't shift significantly into medium-sized and smaller companies running such a large fund – but he has never done so anyway, even when the fund was much smaller. I believe he can continue his long-term, disciplined approach successfully.
Smaller companies are, in fact, a minor part of this. Mr Woodford has 4-5 per cent of his Income and High Income funds invested in unquoted companies, small, early-stage enterprises where he is taking a 15-year view of them becoming much bigger businesses. This "private equity" facet of the fund is little discussed, but it has the potential to add some real value. Indeed Mr Woodford believes one or two of these holdings will start to mature over the next year.
Naturally Mr Woodford's prevailing views always attract interest, and they haven't changed much over the past few years. He feels pessimistic about the UK economy and favours strong companies in control of their own destinies – as opposed to those at the mercy of economic health. He has also felt for some time that there is great opportunity in the pharmaceuticals sector, which he describes as "profoundly undervalued". He has more than 30 per cent in healthcare stocks, a typically punchy position reflecting his level of conviction. Like tobacco in the 1990s, he believes it's a case of enjoying the high level of dividends and patiently waiting for other investors to recognise the potential.
While fund size can undoubtedly affect the investment process, I believe Neil Woodford's style allows him to run very large sums of money successfully. As ever, he has clearly articulated his views, so it is up to the individual investor to decide whether they agree or disagree with his stance – and invest accordingly. I retain a substantial amount of my own portfolio with his funds, and I regard this as a core holding. I am happy to ignore the short-term noise and continue to back one of the most successful UK managers of our time.
Mark Dampier is head of research at Hargreaves Lansdown, the asset manager, financial advisor and stockbroker. For more details about the funds included in this column, visit www.hl.co.uk/independent
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Lot 105: Chinese Yixing Teapot
Asian and International Arts
by Essex Auction and Estate Services
October 27, 2016
Norwood, MA, USALive Auction
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Description: China, Yixing tea pot, mark on base. Diameter 3 1/4 in., Height 7 in.
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