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| RandyT:
--- Quote from: yotsuya on October 03, 2021, 03:16:49 pm ---I don’t need my balls to shake... --- End quote --- Don't knock it 'til you've tried it :lol |
| Xiaou2:
--- Quote from: Ond on September 28, 2021, 05:47:12 pm --- --- Quote from: Xiaou2 on September 28, 2021, 10:29:06 am --- I can only assume that you have Never heard an Audiophile level headphone before. --- End quote --- You make a lot of assumptions and generalizations. My primary headphones are Oppo PM-2 Planar Magnetic high-resolution, the little brother of the reference PM-1. Look them up, or maybe you don't have the time... The experience of hearing high-end speakers above the 10K mark is more than what you hear but what you feel bodily as well, which no headphones at any price can duplicate i.e. physics. Your statements about "physics" and ported vs passive radiator subs are obvious to people in audio. My statement about your exaggerations stands, but do continue... --- End quote --- In that regard... then you must be taking about a "Bass-Head" type of experience. While I do enjoy some thumpy music as well.. I tend to prefer actual Musical music.. rather than just constant droning thumping. Most of what I posted, is about Musical accuracy and clarity... that a generic sub 100$ (or overpriced gaming headphone) cant replicate. Im taking having that amazing 3D soundstage... that sounds like you are listening to a room with speaker playing... Not as if you are hearing headphones playing music "Inside" of your head. A lot of people do not know how different the experience is, and that its very much affordable. And as Ive said... new consumer speakers, under then 50k mark... are unlikely able to compete with the actual dynamic clarity of an Audiophile grade headphone. Again, this is due to physics scale. I mentioned before... for example... that in many songs that Ive heard millions of times in the past, both on my Techniques (and other) house speakers... as well as lower quality headphones, I was unable to make out certain Lyrics that the singer was singing. However, with Audiophile grade headphone... and or the Amazing EPI speakers I mentioned.. I was able to actually hear and fully understand what they were saying. Why? Because the drivers are that much better at delivering a distortion free image of the music. Even when multiple instruments and vocals are all going at the same time... Audiophile grade drivers can keep the separations, and keep things from bleeding into each other.. causing distortions. (Such as thicker bass, distorting the high end clarity) |
| pbj:
Recordings sound better when played through higher quality speakers? Bro, my mind is blown. |
| Mike A:
--- Quote from: Xiaou2 on October 11, 2021, 04:20:35 am --- --- Quote from: Ond on September 28, 2021, 05:47:12 pm --- --- Quote from: Xiaou2 on September 28, 2021, 10:29:06 am --- I can only assume that you have Never heard an Audiophile level headphone before. --- End quote --- You make a lot of assumptions and generalizations. My primary headphones are Oppo PM-2 Planar Magnetic high-resolution, the little brother of the reference PM-1. Look them up, or maybe you don't have the time... The experience of hearing high-end speakers above the 10K mark is more than what you hear but what you feel bodily as well, which no headphones at any price can duplicate i.e. physics. Your statements about "physics" and ported vs passive radiator subs are obvious to people in audio. My statement about your exaggerations stands, but do continue... --- End quote --- In that regard... then you must be taking about a "Bass-Head" type of experience. While I do enjoy some thumpy music as well.. I tend to prefer actual Musical music.. rather than just constant droning thumping. Most of what I posted, is about Musical accuracy and clarity... that a generic sub 100$ (or overpriced gaming headphone) cant replicate. Im taking having that amazing 3D soundstage... that sounds like you are listening to a room with speaker playing... Not as if you are hearing headphones playing music "Inside" of your head. A lot of people do not know how different the experience is, and that its very much affordable. And as Ive said... new consumer speakers, under then 50k mark... are unlikely able to compete with the actual dynamic clarity of an Audiophile grade headphone. Again, this is due to physics scale. I mentioned before... for example... that in many songs that Ive heard millions of times in the past, both on my Techniques (and other) house speakers... as well as lower quality headphones, I was unable to make out certain Lyrics that the singer was singing. However, with Audiophile grade headphone... and or the Amazing EPI speakers I mentioned.. I was able to actually hear and fully understand what they were saying. Why? Because the drivers are that much better at delivering a distortion free image of the music. Even when multiple instruments and vocals are all going at the same time... Audiophile grade drivers can keep the separations, and keep things from bleeding into each other.. causing distortions. (Such as thicker bass, distorting the high end clarity) --- End quote --- Just stop. |
| Ropi Jo:
There's an audiophile where I work. He cracks me up with his gold plated fuses and 'specially selected' mains power sockets. As for his £300 power lead that tops it all. His 1 meter power lead must make such an improvement when connected between his stereo and the 200 miles of overhead cable. If you want a real laugh google Russ Andrews. And has anybody seen the bags of carefully selected pebbles to cable-tie to your interconnecting cables? These things are priceless. |
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