#Shanling

[headfonics]

Shanling recently released their most affordable desktop DAC and amp to date called the EH1.

Meldrick reviews and compares it to some pretty stiff competition at this level in today's feature now published on Headfonics!

[geekanoids]

#Shanling M5 Ultra Portable Digital Audio Player Review

[columball]

shanlingのh2です。ポケットになんとか入るサイズのポータブルDAC。

特別高音質でもなく、すごいスペックもないけど、十分な機能。

Bluetoothでスマホと繋がる。

PCにUSBで繋がる。

MicroSDの中のファイルが再生出来る。

3.5mmと4.4mmのイヤホンが繋がる。おまけに同時に出力出来る。

バッテリー持ちも悪くない。

[onepiecehiperfixation]

Shanks: Buggy is so dramatic, I love him so much. *five minutes later* Shanks:He's just fucking nuts.

[quin-tr000]

Noche de juegos de PSX, mota, bacardi y música en alta calidad

[thecollectibles]

Shanling series by nula

[blech]

Why I Use An iPod in 2024

Please forgive the YouTube-inspired title. It's a joke. Mainly.

Anyway, yes, I do actually use an iPod (specifically, a fourth generation (2004, click wheel) 20 GB model) as my music player when I'm out and about, or occasionally when lounging around the house. There are a few reasons for this that work for me that probably don't for most people.

Firstly: I still use wired headphones (over-ear at home, in-ear outside). The iPod has a 3.5mm headphone jack, obviously; equally obviously, my iPhone (like almost all recent phones) does not. Sure, there are convertors, but that's faff. So while I still avoid dragging myself into the 2020s and use Bluetooth, the iPod is actually more convenient.

As a digression: it's really nice being able to use my pocket computer without a wire getting tangled up in it. Maybe this argues for AirPods, but I noticed because of the iPod, so why not just keep using it?

Secondly: I listen to albums. All the way through, in artist-decided order. Old ones, that I've had for years, usually. I also don't use Spotify, Apple Music, or any other streaming source. So it's not important for my music device to actually be connected to the internet, ever. An occasional sync to put music on isn't the worst thing, especially as my tastes change glacially nowadays (and have for years).

Like I said, these are almost certainly unusual preferences now, at least if the flood of Spotify years in review and wireless buds are any indication. If I get AirPods, I'll probably switch back to music on my phone (which certainly handles compilations better). Still, it's nice having the music I own on a device, and that's far less likely to change than headphone technology.

I will say: if you're like me, and listen to albums (or rarely-changing playlists) on wired headphones, consider a dedicated device (either an old iPod, or something like the Shanling M0 Pro, which looks like an iPod nano 6th gen, but better). It might work for you, too.

[restroom]

Hey, you want to buy a CD player? Shanling (not Garry) still claims it'll sell you one of the 99 of these monstrous lumps intended to hit a Y2Kish note but ending up more like "I know a guy with a lathe" built around a Philips CD Pro 2 head unit, possibly from a jukebox, routed through a bespoke Snapdragon-based, dual-chip AKM DAC staged, Android-running board, with bonus streaming-service integration, which exits, naturally, though a four-tube headphone amp. The third photo is the only one anyone's ever seen in the wild and they can't even clearly communicate whether the MSRP is $8,000 or $17,000. Why am I even making this post? I don't remember. Oh, to see how bad the New Post Editor on web is. (It's really bad. The text-formatting popup not only is missing options but jumps around the cursor as you try to navigate the now-doublespaced leading. The keyboard shortcuts you can't turn off for basic tumblr navigation sometimes fire off on their own; mine snapped out of darkmode as I was typing just as a visual warning)

[beesmygod]

there’s actually been some really good developments in cheap(er) audio stuff coming out of china! if/when your mp3 player dies look into the shanling m0 pro or something. it’s great!

ohhh you know i hadnt thought of that. that's a hot tip, thank youi

[headfonics]

Today's feature is a full review with comparisons of ONIX's 500mW capable Alpha XI1 dongle DAC.

A true bang for the buck? Louis finds out in today's article, now published on Headfonics!

[geekanoids]

#Shanling M5 Ultra Portable Digital Audio Player Review

[narumitsu-shipper]

SHANLS C BIGGY MY BLIWVRDBRJTITJFNFH

Parenting AU

[bigjoe11]

Shanling HW600 $1,099 Review

Shanling HW600 Review The cups are surprisingly nice too, the HW600 featuring intricate patterns carefully carved through CNC machining. The headband remains in stainless steel for better torsion resistance, but apart from that, all the other pieces seem to be made of the same aircraft-grade, anodized, aluminum. Pair that with ultra-thick earpads, made of breathable lamb-skin earpads, filled…

[quin-tr000]

Realmente mi mejor compra de este año