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I think there are some commercial (read: non-audiophile, somewhat standard stuff) headphone amplifiers that have multiple outputs and I think have volume controls on each output. Such a device would work with line level in/out as well...
I have tried a lot of the expensive headphones, HD650, K701, DT880/990, Grado RS-1, Denon D5000, I could go on and on. The Denon D5000 was the most comfortable. But I still prefer my Philips SHP9000. Seriously the most comfortable pair of headphones EVER MADE. The ear cushions are completely...
I like this idea. I found an pic of it.
Individually sleeved wires is a waste imo.
This isn't what sleeving was made for!
Wirecare has some multi-colored sleeving if you're interested though. I think the kind in the pic is carried by them.
The clean one not so much, it was designed for shoes. You can make very strong cardboard furniture though, in this video at 1:57 there is a lady jumping up and down on a cardboard chair.
First one took about a week. Second one maybe 2, I forget, wasn't as diligent. I documented the build on...
Thanks!
I got a lot of ideas from valcartonne and this instructable.
I made another one too, I think it looks much better
Amazing how cheap college forces you to be.
it all depends on what's near the wires that lead from your sound card to the front panel header, if there are any loops in it (coils cause them to pick up em waves and translate them to electricity better), etc.
Try shielding the wire coming from your onboard sound card front panel wires...
ahhhh vintage receivers. I paid $40 for my realistic STA-65C and I think even that's worth it (although in reality I expected it to be lower, horrible thrift shop). It sounds GREAT. It's in a cool looking walnut case, and has blue backlights.
if you wanna learn more check out audiokarma.org...