Personally, I only use wired earphones (as opposed to wireless).
In the case of subliminal audio on wireless earbuds, I’d probably have a low-level worry that the signal might occasionally be dropping slightly and degrading the quality of the subliminal audio.
But then again, I’m an audiophile, and overthinking about tiny losses (or gains) in audio quality is par for the course in this hobby lol 
I guess the reality is that most things work. You could listen on cheap $10 earbuds and still get everything out of the subs I’m guessing 
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They are good, he mentioned before that he uses/used them.
In my opinion Wired is better for subliminal. You get a decent IEMs for about 30-50$ which I can personally say it out performs Apple Air pods.
I use these for subliminal - TRUTHEAR Pure 1DD+3BA Hybird Wired
Gaming/Video/Editing etc - Linsoul Kiwi Ears Orchestra Lite (Going to upgrade these to either -
Linsoul Kiwi Ears Astral or Moondrop x Crinacle Dusk IEMs)
Edit: Noticed I pasted the same thing twice.
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and just to add, I’m listening to the Subs on what would be considered pretty high-end portable audio gear (music player and earphones/IEMs), and I can guarantee you that there will have been some people here getting far better results than me, just using their iPhone speaker or a pair of cheap earbuds.
As with the audiophile hobby, and with SubClub, there’s going to be a desire to tie up every loose end that can lead to audio quality (or subliminal performance) gains.
But the reality is that in both cases, getting the basics right is 90% of the results, and in the case of SubClub, I’ve learned the hard way that this means no overloading my stack or kitchensinking, and of course taking relevant actions, using microloops and basically doing everything they talk about in the instruction manual.
My focus is now much more on getting this stuff all ticked off and locked in, first and foremost, because that’s the true path to life-changing results:slight_smile:
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@Plutus @Layman @heartmadeiron @Moon
Can you continue this conversation in one the many headphone threads?
This has nothing to do with BDLM.
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a slight tangent for which I apologise. I have nothing further to add on that topic (and if I did, I would indeed go to a suitable dedicated thread).
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If I stack this with WDB, will my PP become huge and dreamy?
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@SaintSovereign
I am thinking to return to Diamond at some point in the future (or near future).
Ideally, I’d like to run it in a 2-core custom; Diamond & BDLM.
But I will already be running 2 other single-core customs, so I am wary of overloading myself, even though the other two customs are Summertime and WDB respectively, each with 10 modules or less.
But I’m not sure if the new ZPU custom build is going to make that any easier?
Thoughts?
Also, if I just added the NDE core and Male Enhancement to my Diamond custom (instead of the full BDLM title) what effect exactly would the NDE core have on that custom? Is it ‘just’ manifestation of positive experiences?
Or is there any other effect expected above and beyond that?
Sorry, I’m slightly unclear about NDE core. And it does say in the product copy “Ask on the customer forum if you’re confused”, so I’m asking lol 
Note: I appreciate NDE is a core, like BDLM, but I imagine substantially smaller and lighter than full BDLM?
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NDE stands for New Deck Experience. It’s a highly specialized core designed for competitive Yu-Gi-Oh players.
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Word!!
Tried it out a while back and the game has never been the same
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