That’s a really cool picture
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It is a pretty neat and sexy setup to look at though.
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I used to use the ADI-2 and 789, in fact I still have them around and use the ADI-2 with my pc but the 789 is gathering dust. That was my Zeos approved setup but then I realized how much better it can get.
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Same, the RME can still be of use and when I got it it kind of urged me to learn more about audio specifics. So, the RME is a purchase I don’t really regret and there’s nothing like it considering its features and whatnot. 789, on the hand, is meh. It’s not a bad amp though, just not very pleasing.
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Oooh someone with Audiofly IEMs nice! They are the most comfortable IEMs I own.
Ya they are nice just needs a new cable
I was all scared call @M0N used the word “relaxed”. This is an excelent portable solution.
I think sometimes the mids can wash out a bit of the rest of the imaging unfortunately but quite quite good. Texture a clear whole tier above jot A
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Looks exactly like mine that’s out on loan with Jose, and very close to how I’ve used the WA-8, fed by P6P and feeding the LCD-24.
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I did say it was a good pairing though lol, just a relaxed one. Def changes the headphone
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Yeah, relaxed doesn’t mean lazy. 
Looks like a great setup!!
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It’s nice to be somewhere I feel at ease posting this:
So my turntable is about fifteen years old now. When I got it there were very few around with a USB out and I was looking to digitise some older vinyl then.
I’m in the process of doing it’s second refurb. I’ve just replaced the whole head unit, slip mat, given it a good dust removal. That’s my only real issue with it, no integral dust cover.
Whole desk, don’t mind the fish thing. It’s a sculpture I’m trying to finish. I have two parallel setups, the Emotiva, Gustard and the little Xduoo are linked to that Art monitor controller and let me listen to pi streamer, turntable, PC and so on. The JNOG and RNHP are music only. The little Art patch box on top of the monitor controller lets me shuffle all my single ended connections around. A lot of my balanced cables are home made, including the patch ones.
The mouse mat doubles as a clay and paint magnet. I am trying to find a nicer way to store my headphones. This was the one partner was least opposed to. My previous effort of a felt wrapped bathroom shower curtain pole was less than popular 
Looking at these I think I can safely say I have stopped worrying about channeling my inner tomboy 
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Im super into your keeb mind providing a build breakdown?
I couldn’t tell if this was a question for me? 
Yes I really like that keeb
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Ah thanks! Well the main one is an Epomaker Sk64 with Gateron browns. I really am curious to get some yellows to try on it as it is hot swap-able. I added some clothing makers padding as dampening. Being fairly compact I realised I needed more rounded keycaps for my fingers to find the individual keys - my excuse for getting these anyway, the Ibadao MA Blue, which I am so happy with. They feel really nice on the fingers and sound kind of chunky I got them via Aliexpress but I think Drop has them too. I adore how they look and they work really well with the orange-blue-black theme I low key have going on.
Curled usb cable is home made - in hindsight more effort than it is worth and I will probably buy a replacement at some point. It can be a little flaky. The little numpad was a DIY kit from YMDK that is QMK programmable. I rescued a set of Cherry silent reds from a broken board to solder onto that pcb and used the spares from the Idabao on it. That’s the second one, the first one died in the making as it was the first PCB soldering I’d done and it went a bit sideways It was a great low cost way to learn though!
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Lol. This has had some improvements since last I saw it.
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I hope you are wearing shorts
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