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post #8356 of 17276
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Originally Posted by -=Germania=- View Post
For the SRD-5 - does this help you a bit?


I haven't checked mine out internally yet . They recently entered the stable and am still having fun just listening.

This SITE SHOULD BE HELPFUL

*I pre-translated it through google - much easier to read in english...at least to me.
Awesome, thank-you so much Germania, and good luck with the Lambda's!
post #8357 of 17276
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Originally Posted by krmathis View Post
Sure, but that statement can probably be used for all brands out there. I am sure most (all?) of them have a 'phone or two with little bass. ...and when they say 'Stax', and not 'Stax SR-3' (or whatever), its obvious that they mean the brand in general and not a specific model.
We do often say that planar headphones in general typically lack the sort of "bass slam" that incurable bassheads of the adolescent variety seem to crave. I wonder if that's what he was referring to.
post #8358 of 17276
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Originally Posted by slaikan View Post
Bad thing is that it seems like its been tinkered with before, connector on the SR-5's is missing. So I've opened the speakers up, and I have:

Left Speaker, green, brown, black
Right Speaker, red, blue white

Anyone have the pinout for the 6-pin connector? I've searched on these forums, but I cant seem to find what I'm looking for.

I have a PDF file explaining the Stax connector and jack pinout.
PM me with your email address and I will send to you.
post #8359 of 17276
In my collection only the SRX3 could be said to lack bass and that is only at the extreme bottom. On much material it sounds very good bass-wise. The low bias Sigma seems to have some bass loss at the bottom as well, but when compared dierctly with the SRX3 it shows a lot of bass.
I would say it has a broad, euphonic bass emphasis, which masks the loss of the extreme bass.

My Lambda Nova and 404 have a good bass kick at the bottom, but sometimes sound thin because they lack the Sigma-type broad bass boost.

The 007A has a bit less extreme bass than the 404 and a bit of a low/midbass peak, peakier but less broad than the Sigma, but in other respects is so nicely balanced tonally that one quibbles to complain.
post #8360 of 17276
I GOT MYSELF SOME SR-LAMBDA's!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!



Sr-Lambda + SRD7/SB for the low, low price of $300.

Life is so sweet!

*Finally Owning my Dream Phones*

Haha , actually would make the best transportable rig ever
iPod > SI Gen2 T-Amp run on Batteries > SRD-7/SB > SR-Lambda

Though it would only be brought outside for car trips....
post #8361 of 17276
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Originally Posted by -=Germania=- View Post
I GOT MYSELF SOME SR-LAMBDA's!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!



Sr-Lambda + SRD7/SB for the low, low price of $300.

Life is so sweet!

*Finally Owning my Dream Phones*

Haha , actually would make the best transportable rig ever
iPod > SI Gen2 T-Amp run on Batteries > SRD-7/SB > SR-Lambda

Though it would only be brought outside for car trips....


woot
post #8362 of 17276
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Originally Posted by -=Germania=- View Post

Sr-Lambda + SRD7/SB for the low, low price of $300.
Not the deal of the century, but congrats anyway. BTW, the Stax thread is one of last few places on head-fi where people have intelligent and rational discussions, please try to keep it that way.
post #8363 of 17276
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Originally Posted by gp_hebert View Post
Not the deal of the century, but congrats anyway. BTW, the Stax thread is one of last few places on head-fi where people have intelligent and rational discussions, please try to keep it that way.
You mean rational, other than dropping $5000 on a headphone/energizer combo?
post #8364 of 17276
-=Germania=-, congrats. I really like the original Lambda. $300 is how much the combo goes for though, sometimes even less...
post #8365 of 17276
I paid more than $300, but I was impatient
post #8366 of 17276
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Originally Posted by ktm View Post
You mean rational, other than dropping $5000 on a headphone/energizer combo?
Nope, spending 5000$ on that combo would just be crazy. I spent less than 1600$ for the O2 and SRD-7 Mk2 together.

When I said rational, I was referring to some of the stuff that she wrote in the DIY section and dancing monkeys with lots of exlamation points and capital letters. Maybe I'm alone in my rant, but I feel the Stax thread is more serious than that.
post #8367 of 17276
Quote:
Originally Posted by -=Germania=- View Post
I GOT MYSELF SOME SR-LAMBDA's!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!



Sr-Lambda + SRD7/SB for the low, low price of $300.

Life is so sweet!

*Finally Owning my Dream Phones*

Haha , actually would make the best transportable rig ever
iPod > SI Gen2 T-Amp run on Batteries > SRD-7/SB > SR-Lambda

Though it would only be brought outside for car trips....
Watch out! The SR-Lambda is the gateway earspeaker to heavier STAX.
post #8368 of 17276
Yeah, I realize that.

Guys, don't worry. I have been keeping pretty quiet as of late and generally trying not to be so very silly. My "summer phase" was one of arrogance and ignorance. School has a way of making reality set in a little more.

I don't see myself dropping the money for some of the greater Stax for quite a while. Lambda's are plenty good for me ATM.
Lately, I have been seeing that combo going for $400+ on eBay which is why I was so happy about it.
post #8369 of 17276
Hello

Does anyone here have in their possession original Stax frequency response graph for SR-007 Mk1? Thanks in advance.
post #8370 of 17276
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Originally Posted by gp_hebert View Post
Nope, spending 5000$ on that combo would just be crazy. I spent less than 1600$ for the O2 and SRD-7 Mk2 together.

When I said rational, I was referring to some of the stuff that she wrote in the DIY section and dancing monkeys with lots of exlamation points and capital letters. Maybe I'm alone in my rant, but I feel the Stax thread is more serious than that.
So what you really mean is, "We really don't need more of your kind here in the Stax thread, move along." (speaking to the monkey, not Germania)
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