Hi guys!
Just wanted to share some pics of my E500 and E4 (which I got very recently..). I'm so happy with the E4's! Just could not believe that you get so much for what you've paid.
They sound so tight and real with Rock & roll, and absolutely raw with The White Stripes's new album "Icky Thump". "St. Andrew (This Battle Is In The Air)" is a great example for that - You could hear Jack's fingers touching the cords of the guitar (At the begining..), and the bag pipe was cristal clear, sharped and focused. when Meg White started the kick of her drum set, it was very clear that the tones of the low department were just in the right place and in the right amounts. Must I say that the bass is not thin at all, it is punchy, quick, controled and fast. I guess that I like it better than the 500's, which in some occasions, could be a bit loose and boomy.. though, one might never agree with that impression. Bjork's "Volta" album shined on "I see who you are". At this point I will say that comparing such a calm song with a soft-strong-electric bass lines, to the E500's, makes the E4's sound "smaller". This is a song that was mastered right. The E500's makes the Bass line sail across your brain and fools you with that great Sub-Bass feeling. I like it alot!!
So, Maestro, Photos please!
Just wanted to share some pics of my E500 and E4 (which I got very recently..). I'm so happy with the E4's! Just could not believe that you get so much for what you've paid.
They sound so tight and real with Rock & roll, and absolutely raw with The White Stripes's new album "Icky Thump". "St. Andrew (This Battle Is In The Air)" is a great example for that - You could hear Jack's fingers touching the cords of the guitar (At the begining..), and the bag pipe was cristal clear, sharped and focused. when Meg White started the kick of her drum set, it was very clear that the tones of the low department were just in the right place and in the right amounts. Must I say that the bass is not thin at all, it is punchy, quick, controled and fast. I guess that I like it better than the 500's, which in some occasions, could be a bit loose and boomy.. though, one might never agree with that impression. Bjork's "Volta" album shined on "I see who you are". At this point I will say that comparing such a calm song with a soft-strong-electric bass lines, to the E500's, makes the E4's sound "smaller". This is a song that was mastered right. The E500's makes the Bass line sail across your brain and fools you with that great Sub-Bass feeling. I like it alot!!
So, Maestro, Photos please!
