Recent comments in /f/headphones

Stickytape777 OP t1_j5m42no wrote

I went on a buying rampage and tried quite a few headsets.

PC38X

HD 560S

H6Pro openback

DT Tygr 300r

and all the rest already listed in my OP.

I landed on the 560S. For some reason these are comfortable and I don't have the issue I had with the HD 400 Pro hurting my ears. They sound amazing and are great for detail for the foot steps and soundstage and imaging. Perfect for consuming media, movies and shows as well.

I have a Mod Mic Uni attached as well.

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metalrufflez t1_j5lzwd6 wrote

Adding to what everyone else said, if you have and IEM and you use a tip that make you don't, you'll be losing a lot of bass (not to mention it will probably fall off more often than not.

"If it doesn't fit it will sound like shit"

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bbuky01 t1_j5lzrpd wrote

I have tried both but sorry not together. I’ve always liked LTA and came close to buying a Microzotl 2 but found a great price on a pair of Abyss AB-1266’s and was pretty sure it wouldn’t be a good fit but pretty sure the Z10E would do just fine. I think the only Estats I’ve heard from it are the DCA Voce and Stax SR-009’s and it was quite good but don’t think it is the best I’ve heard as the Woo 3ES is pretty special but didn’t hear them side by side . The CRBN from the 3ES is very good but the Stax SR-X9000 from the 3ES was amazing. I would also say the 3ES and CRBN was a bit better to me than the CRBN’s from a Blue Hawaii but that is just me.

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drbobb t1_j5lltyf wrote

If that keeps you happy, great. As for me, streaming allows me to learn about and enjoy a lot more music than ever before (I have been alive for quite a while now), and a lot more than I could afford to buy on physical media - especially older stuff, classic rock, jazz of the bop/cool/fusion eras, and so on.

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StrnglyCoincdtl t1_j5lfccn wrote

I know the feeling. I've been reading about 'speed' and 'technical' side of headphones for a long time, but only after switching to planars I started to understand what it means. And now dynamic headphones are kinda hard to listen to :/ I'm thinking about planar iem as a next buy.

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No-Context5479 t1_j5lei9k wrote

u/Acceptable_Crazy_117 well there's the Poweramp Standalone Equaliser app which can be used over Spotify so you listen to Spotify but use Poweramp Equaliser (not the music player) as the systemwide EQ... I can help set that up.

But if you have local files that you play that are not found on Spotify I think it's best getting this app rather, USB Audio Player Pro and then running Poweramp Equaliser as the systemwide EQ so it EQs the files played through USB Audio Player Pro.

Link to Poweramp Equaliser - https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.maxmpz.equalizer

Link to USB Audio Player Pro - https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.extreamsd.usbaudioplayerpro

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