you take them out

blabla

then you gotta put them bac kin

is it a pain

that always got me with foam/comply tips

nobody talks to me so i don't have this issue ;)

its not really that much of an issue

oh ok

with comply you gotta wait like 10 secs

before the seal forms again

its a pain

i have more problems with foam

tfw better than kz or $8 AUD

idk dude

ew

U

no

L_ downhil

ur gross

can i get it from 40 hz to 40khz

hi rez

lol my adc caps at 22k

@bentech you gotta handle complys like rape

hold it down hard and force it in deep

I found chink foam rebound time was better

Subjective Listening Tests
I started my testing with the Kz ATE IEMs. With these, the Lyr was a buzz factory. I mean real loud buzzing. I did a bit of testing anyway and thought I liked the Lyr a bit better. The extra buzz seem to accentuate the highs a bit.

omg

KZ ATE the new audioscienceforum meme????????

it'll be on massdissapointment in minutes

just like both topping dacs

Aren't they talking about the schiit tube hybrid?

```This is a review and comparison of Schiit Lyr tube Headphone amplifier to Schiit Magni 3. The Schiit Lyr is on kind loan from a member. It is discontinued but seems to have retailed for US $450 (replaced with Schiit Lyr 2). The Schiit Magni 3 which is a solid-state headphone amplifier retails for $99 so quite a bit cheaper.```

https://www.audiosciencereview.com/forum/index.php?threads/review-and-measurements-of-schiit-lyr-tube-headphone-amplifier.2451/

```My personal reference headphone system is Stax SRM-007t which is differential tube amplifier. So I don't have a bias against tube audio in general. In this case though, for the life of me I can't figure out why anyone would want to buy the Schiit Lyr. Yes, it has more power due to higher output voltage but it also produces copious amount of measured distortion and some audible one. Combine that with much higher cost and cost of ownership in tubes and it just makes no sense to me.
```

Lolwtf

i want him to measure a r2r ladder dac

measure google dac

https://www.audiosciencereview.com/forum/index.php?threads/measurement-of-r2r-dac.2202/

oh its already bee nsuggested

```Discrete R2R DACs don't come cheap. Though I'm not certain, I think the Denafrips Ares, at S$888 (now approximately US$670), is the most inexpensive discrete R2R DAC now available.
```

lol