Some audio

My old Sandisk Sansa Fuze is still working like a charm. Still has the best audio chip to date. Usinga pair of those discontinued Creative Labs in ear headphones with it which have a pretty good range. I don't know what I'll do if either breaks down.

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audio in the Fuze is off a DAC in the microcontroller; DAC is made by Sanyo

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Theres always this or the $45 walkmans

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youtube.com/watch?v=BX-9RpAcSbE

I got one of thr walkmans for my gf

aiwa component receiver and dual speakers

O2 and HD600's

youtube.com/watch?v=yLeAPpvQYso

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I'd need something with actual buttons. I keep the fuze in my pocket and press the buttons through the fabric. I can skip songs or adjust the volume without having to look at it or hold it in my hands. Now its all touch screen stuff.

ordered the foam kit for my 4408s

- xiaomi redmimeme 4 pro
- folder player, viper4android custom convolver
- plantronics backbeat go 2 BT headphones + chink silicone tips

Home:
- Sony STR-D1015 receiver
- XU208 BT DAC
- Mission M33

Computer:
- Bose acoustimass 6
- equalizer APO tune

Car:
- JVC KD-X50BT
- chink-fi mid+high 12cm speakers
- Blaupunkt GTHS801 subwoofer

So much crap. Honestly phone+computer would be enough.

Gonna be hard to replace.

What you need all this shit for?

I listen to [anime of the season] opening on loop.

I listen to renovations going on across the street.

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Live gigs and recordings sessions

Has anyone tested free parametric eqs for linux in term of artifacts they introduce, noise, etc?