Episode 003 of Head-Fi TV was just uploaded.  This episode is a short video overview of the Cypher Labs Algorhythm Solo, which, as far as portable source components go, is a game changer, in my opinion (based on what's currently available).

Products mentioned in the video:

The music in the video was by Twis7 (pronounced "twist"), and the track is called "Ghetto Bass," and can be found on the Bass Rinse EP.  Thank you to the Play Me Records record label for giving us permission to use it.  (Audeze's Alexander Rosson is one of the principals of the Play Me Records label, by the way.)

One thing I didn't mention in the video that I really wanted to (but left out, in the interest of not running too long like I did in Episode 002) was the use of Apple Airplay to stream to an iPhone/iPod Touch/iPad-->Algorhythm Solo-->portable amp rig, when I'm at home.  This allows me to feed the Solo music that is being streamed from my multi-terabyte primary iTunes library to the portable iDevice.  So, when I'm out of the house, the rig in the video is what I've been using.  But when I'm at home, I usually lash an iPhone to this rig (in place of the iPod Classic), for use with Airplay.

I also wanted to mention that the Solo can be used while plugged into its wall power adapter.

Thanks to joe for working with me on these videos--I couldn't do it without him.

Also, we may occasionally include a Q&A segment in future episodes of Head-Fi TV.  If you want to submit any questions (or comments), you can do so via email to [email protected]