Same here.

Unless your Hexa is underpowered even the bassiest DAC dongle wouldn't give it basshead level slam

That's really not how that works. If you want more bass, get an EQ.

PX100 but they go on your ears

I usually listen to music while I’m working (software development), but also often when I’m reading (in the evenings).

Everything

straight up dude! Also love brotato

Vampire Survivors all day every day

That’s the ampsandsound Forge 32/300 ohm Low and High output impedance jacks

i’ll usually look at this forum, or play a video game that is not stressful lol

Never tried listening in the dark, will try it!

25% Reddit scrolling, 25% searching and learning more about the artist like you mention, and 50% of the time brooding in silence enjoying the tunes haha.

Lights off at night and listening in the dark is the best IMO

Work, dance while working etc lol

His ass is NOT listening

Based

Has to be a Grado. It's not directly on his ears so he can survive the spicy treble!

I addressed your Chi-Fi service complaints as well, you could have posted that further up... but why not let other people wait out your true sentiments?

You seem to be perpetually upset.

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You could have just asked what I mean instead of labeling me a xenophobe "lol"

I don't give a shit about where the PCB is from.

I do care however, about how servicing, warranty claims and potential returns are gonna be handled.

With Chinese brands that have no office within the EU that's often an issue.

Ordering through Amazon is ok, because you can return it within two weeks, if something were to go wrong. But not everything is available on Amazon. And after the return window closes one is kinda FUCKED.

Good luck getting my cheap chinese electronic repaired in the EU. All the way back to Shenzhen it goes, with all the hassle and customs nonsense that entails. Nah thx.

SMSL's and Topping's pricing is aggressive and I just wish there was some competition from EU brands. I don't expect RME to offer something at 240€, which is never gonna happen. But at least 500€ or so would be a nice change of pace over here.

They looks a lot like any generic Grados

Obviously a grado and this mouse isn't even wearing them properly....

TBF dealing with some Chinese companies can be pretty rough. You almost always have to pay shipping for returns or RMAs back to China as well which further complicates things.

EDIT - Looks like I was beat to this similar comment.

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Excuse me for wanting to buy from a Brand that actually has customer support and service centers IN MY COUNTRY?

Nothing to do with being xenophobic.