Lauen

Dude, buy 4TB hard drives, fill it with MP3s, sell as 8TB hard drives, profit. 
 
*don't forget my cut....

If you listen to this all the time it will ensure you are listening to the best quality of music out there and ever known to mankind.

You're a gear junkie, nothing to be ashamed of.

I had a major misunderstanding. I thought he was using a regular amp that you would normally hook up to a PC. Then I re-read the OP and realized it was a Theater amp. Forget what I said.

I Like In-Ears As Much As I Like People Doing This Stupid Shit.

That's my line, asshole.

I think that's why it tops out at 192kHz. At 256kHz or more, you might start to hear spirits and undeads.....
 
 
Well, to be fair, there are a few songs that are distributed at that high of sample rate, just not many, and not the mainstream kinds of songs either. 
 

 
 
Here's a fun thing to do: google 'philips golden ear challenge'. It's a fun audio quizzes set. Should be easy for audio grandioso of your caliber....

Welcome to the wonderful world of placebo. 
Have someone else selecting the bitrate and see if you can hear the difference without knowing what it is first.

Received it. The volume is about equal to computer or more, so idd say there is an amp.
Man is it pretty. Very very pretty brushed aluminum

I'll report sound quality back once I get my k7xx and build my computer.
Build quality is amazing, aluminum, brushed

Ok, finally took the time to take some semi-decent pics. Promise this will be the last update to this log
 

"gaming headset" doesn't mean anything, it's just a marketing gimmick. 99% of gaming headsets are overpriced, shitty sound and shitty built shit. I said shit a lot, but I'm trying to prove a point. the only headsets worth buying are Steelseries Siberia v2 (tight budget), HyperX Cloud, QPad QH 85 and 90, Sennheisers and Audio-Technica's. seriously.
 
7.1 in headphones are a gimmick too, I've tried ASUS' surround, Razer surround, Logitech Surround and the Corsair surround, they're all shit compared to in-game headphone option. I'm 100% serious, they all make the sound muddy and disorientating. I have gone through many a headset, and I've tried several headphones, the best of all I've tried for gaming is the Sennheiser PC360, basically a Sennheiser HD518 with a mic attached to it. get that if you can, 10000000000000000000000x better than "gaming" gear.

Solid, should be sweet, make sure you pick up a Bifrost Uber for best gains tho. 
I bought an aux jack for my car, and a set of coilovers for a bit of that low. 

Carry on then, unless you want to derail this train wreck since muh waifu isn't here. 

thank you guys for all your support and suggestions. I'm gonna get Fiio E10K hope it wouldn't be a waste of money 'cuz I have no choice but to keep this headphones now. thanks

SoCal is in the timezone PST, aka GMT / UTC -8.
 
it's now 13:25 (1:22 PM) here in Norway (GMT +1), and it's 4:25 AM in SoCal then.
 
Unveiling is in almost 6 hours!

Ever tried to eat a GPU without steak sauce? I mean it tastes okay without, but it's just so much better with.

Just grab the cheapest soundcard or amp/dac you can find if your onboard is faulty.

I get the feeling that you have a thing for the T-Swizzle.

Says you....
 
My rainbow nyan cat amp, plugged with my $10 headphone, brought Taylor Swift to my room to perform right in front of me..... We grabbed dinner and watched movies afterwards.....
 
*must be one hell of an amp..... :lol:

My recommendation still stands either way. Modded Fostex fit the biggest heads. 

That's different though, a computer case you will be opening up to replace parts and such, and the overall quality of it affects the building experience, while the Schiit Fulla, Fiio E10K, and Syba DAC, you won't be opening up to replace parts or upgrade, unless you're very good with a soldering iron and know what you're doing with new parts / circuit boards.
 
Like my Golf. Not really a good looking car, really cheap, doesn't handle very well, but engine and transmission had only gone 125K miles and always started.

yeah they did fix it but it's still a little.. eh.
 
but hey, they get good reviews, their products are visually appealing, and to some the "made in USA" thing is an amazing thing. I don't really care for that though, the Syba thing isn't exactly expensive, so you can't expect full aluminium cases and stuff. the insides are what matters the most IMO.

No, hanging out on this forum is all the instruction in maturity anyone could need.