A receiver will add whatever EQ setting you have to the headphone jack. The Schiit is just ampifcation/DAC.

I see I see, still have a lot to learn but this was very helpful, thank you very much

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Nice! Been eying these for awhile.

High output impedance on the amp + frequency-dependent headphone impedance leads to changes in the frequency response.

The Clears, like many dynamic headphones, have a strong rise in impedance around the resonance frequency of the driver (~50 Hz here). This leads to an increase in bass around that frequency.

Very solid IEM. I enjoy these too, despite being more of a headphone person. They are very clear and can punch hard with some genres, but never too much. Great alrounder choice!

The Hexa can, imo, do like 75-80% of what my 6XX can do and for that price that's pretty insane. Stage and timbre are the only things that are not as good, but that's to be expected.

I personally find TWS attachment cases to be a bit bulky. I decided to go for a full TWS set, and I’m keeping the Aria as a backup in case the TWS dies

Just get a TWS attachment for the Aria, like the TRN BT30

You can just add bass via EQ. You can even make the Clear driver clip, if you want to.

As for why the AVR introduced a bass bump, refer to u/SuperValue who already explained it on here :)

This is basically why tube amps make dynamic driver headphones sound "warmer": high output impedance, which increases bass.

My guess is the output impedence is higher. On many dynamic cans, raising that will also increase the bass and reduce the damping factor giving it some bass "flab".

The product you mentioned is uni directional, no mic.

Have a look here: https://avantree.com/aria-pro-2-headphones-with-microphone#spec-tab

However, I doubt you can connect 2 of them at the same time to a PC.

As they come with there own BT adapter, it might work. Better ask Avantree first.

Okay... Now, I understand what you really looking for. You want something that supports full-duplex/bi-directional. Then in that case, these two would not satisfy your need. You might want to consider finding a dongle or bluetooth pc card that supports full-duplex/bi-directional.

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Unless I'm mistaken, I don't think either support microphones.

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TWS are super convenient, which did you end up with?

Yeah, I have the Aria and it’s such a great intro set too. I’m unsure of how much I’ll be using it in the future because I recently got a TWS set.

Thanks! Definitely a bargain for $70.

Thanks! I was going to go for the Aria but an experienced friend told me these just came out, so I think I made the right choice.

Try Avantree audikast plus or 1Mii B03

Upgrading from ak4997 to the acclaimed gustard R26 and i dont have the WoW factor. After a few sessions and my best technical headphone lcdx, when I reach a fuller sound, better soundstage and better textures. 1600e vs 300 euros. Im Happy with this but there is a price to get 20,30 percent more? Now im looking for a new amp. Disminishing returns gets ugly. Excuse my english. Greetings

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Great choice. The under 100 USD price bracket is getting more stacked as of recently.

Did a trial of a bunch of headphones in an audio store the other day... Hifiman build quality was the worst of those I tried, but best sounding.