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  1. maiden7705

    Vmoda Crossfade LP, Why all the bad reviews?

    Also my observation, (and this may just be perceptional), that the kind of music you are burning it with defines its sound signature when it opens up, may be the diaphragms are not fast  enough and tends to get hard wired with a signature. i dont know whats up with that, but i burned it with a...
  2. maiden7705

    Vmoda Crossfade LP, Why all the bad reviews?

    well i would say about 70%
  3. maiden7705

    Vmoda Crossfade LP, Why all the bad reviews?

    Yeah, I would say atleast 600 hrs. Me personally, I am at my 2nd yr of burning them in free time i dont listen to music. I wont compare them to a good open back but to be humble, they have a complety different sound sig now. its amazing!
  4. maiden7705

    Philips Fidelio X1 | Review & Comparison

    Quote: I agree with the reviews. Its a really ambitious head phones, i imagine how the senior program engineers / architects must have presented on the white board a agressive project goal: open back, big sound stange, good instrument articulation, spacious sound stage, big bass without...
  5. maiden7705

    Vmoda Crossfade LP, Why all the bad reviews?

    Quote: they will sound as good as a closed back headphone can open up. off course you can still not compare them to AKG 550, probably the most open sounding closed headphones with most open sound stage. but again, 550 dont have even have the chest thumping bass as crossfades. So its a trade...
  6. maiden7705

    Vmoda Crossfade LP, Why all the bad reviews?

    Quote: Bro, I second every word you said. I have not seen any headphone change so much on a burn out. and strange thing is, the more you burn them out they just keep getting better. I came to a point (after like 500+ hrs of constant burn out with mid range centric music on high volumes ~...
  7. maiden7705

    Calculate Power required to drive

    I know this is embarrassing to ask and though my graduation major is in computer science and asymmetric algorithms, I should not be forgetting basic physics, but here it is:   How can we get the power required to drive the phones to a standard "loud" level, like 105 Db, given the sensitivity...
  8. maiden7705

    Grado GS1000i vs Sennheiser HD800

    Quote: My god Are you talking about HD 800 when you said "No Detail to offer"! you should do homework duh! or have more listening time with HD 800
  9. maiden7705

    Grado GS1000i vs Sennheiser HD800

    Quote: Having said that, I would love to have Sr325i in my inventory some day, Grado are really fun and bright headphones. and there are genres they put on me big smile. but still i am not sure investing in a 1000 $ GS 1000i is a good idea. i would go planer magnetic with that money. For...
  10. maiden7705

    Grado GS1000i vs Sennheiser HD800

    Quote: All that analogy doesnt change the fact grado's are fun / thin / not accurate sounding headphones. And yes, btw I am only telling based on my ear, no graph i had seen before this.
  11. maiden7705

    [New] Philips Fidelio X1

    Quote: exactly! I have a long face so they are just fine on my head!
  12. maiden7705

    [New] Philips Fidelio X1

    Quote: Thanks smiguel! you have right to your opinion
  13. maiden7705

    [New] Philips Fidelio X1

    Quote: Ok I Admit on more analysis 550 is better bang for bucks (as i just checked 2 min ago: 235 $ on amazon). closed headphone. with spacious open sound, little treble spikes on certain brightly recorded tracks, would need you to turn down your volume. but overall, advantage being, they...
  14. maiden7705

    [New] Philips Fidelio X1

    Quote: well off course 550 sounds brighter! Also i think, and this is perceptional may be how i hear it, but 550 are also more sparkly then X1. Its all about what suits for your ears. There are people who simply love He-400, which i cannot tolerate for 10 seconds of listening. But I would...
  15. maiden7705

    [New] Philips Fidelio X1

    Quote: I will step and and out of line here guys! most head-fiers on this forum, unless someone wants to correct me, have a nominal amp in their stack like E6 or something. Now these cans are 100db/1mW @ 30 Ohms. Even somerthing as Small as E6 can drive: Drive ability...
  16. maiden7705

    [New] Philips Fidelio X1

    Quote: He-400 is too warm! probably the steepest U-curve headphones i have seen. A sound signature i will only come to like if i may to be placed in a balcony of a hilltop condo with a hot cappuccino and rain!
  17. maiden7705

    Grado GS1000i vs Sennheiser HD800

    Quote: And Grado GS1000i are fatiguingly bright on other extreme! to get any sort of nominal bass impact, you have to turn all the way up and bear the burden of its mids and sizzling highs! its a fun sound signature, definitely not accurate! instrument seperation and arcticulation is not...
  18. maiden7705

    [New] Philips Fidelio X1

    Quote: best bet is AKG 550 i would say! but the thing with AKG 550, and for that reason Denon D7100, is they are closed cans trying to sound bright! its not a natural open sound through acoustic but virtual brightness of most closed headphones. on certain mid and lower treble centric...
  19. maiden7705

    Philips Fidelio X1 vs Sennheiser HD558?

    Quote: Me too, i got mine 2 weeks ago and enjoying every evening of quality music in my seclusion with them,  after I get back from office!! yes new headphones are like toys for us kids, but they get old in few days and become, well, "another headphone" in your arsenal. Not these, its like...
  20. maiden7705

    Philips Fidelio X1 vs Sennheiser HD558?

    Quote: I have heard both, infact i have heard HD 598 and HD 600 too. X1 probably would be a hard choice between HD 650 and itself, but all HDs below it. it wins by a big margin. I could hear things i have not even heard in HD 650. Instrument seperation is almost unique in X1 and cannot be...
  21. maiden7705

    Official Los Angeles Regional Summer Meet - Saturday, July 20, 2013 Warner Center Marriott, Woodland Hills

    Quote: wow in that case i should also get discount and refund of my ticket! :P cause i am, though working here, from East India and dont yet have my green card :P :P
  22. maiden7705

    [New] Philips Fidelio X1

    Quote: well that totally depends on what kind of muisic you listen to, try listening to one of these deep rumbly low bass on a 6 string bass or cello bass on one of those MTV unpluggeds and you will appreciate its extreme low almost a vibration without note bass. They are almost (let say...
  23. maiden7705

    [New] Philips Fidelio X1

    Quote: I wondering where are we getting all these calculation from, any fact published here somewhere to support its impressively low impedence??
  24. maiden7705

    [New] Philips Fidelio X1

    Quote: well but then what is not pricy in radio shack!
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