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Originally Posted by Contrastique  Hmm, I haven't read anything in their posts that I would describe or experience as non-speculating or even as a fact. All I see is that they're speculating their way to one of possible conclusions.
Indeed, insulting is not neccesary. Normal english should do the trick in most cases. After all it's a forum where people from all different parts of the world participate and slip-ups happen. And it's not that native speakers always know how to spell and use grammar properly anyways.
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Are you sure? Using the definitive words "it is", or "it's", sure comes across as alluding to fact IMO.
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Originally Posted by Shahrose interesting, it's going to have new and improved drivers. so that makes the pro900 drivers superior to the edition 9's. added to the new s-logic plus, i wonder if it has the potential to surpass the ed9 in sq.
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What about this ridiculous speculative statement here? Prematurely concluding that the Pro900 drivers are superior to the ED9's without even hearing the headphone first? That's some brilliant logic.
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Originally Posted by Sovkiller If that is true, then the drivers are not the same, you can not have the same exact drivers with different freq response, unless you restrict the sound electronically, placing xovers, or filters etc....
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And again, despite the fact that analobox posted this information prior to his post.
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Originally Posted by analogbox I asked ultrasone PR if Pro 750, Ed 9 and 900 share the same titanium coated drivers and here is their response:
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"Yes, the PRO 900 has the same 40mm titanium driver. The frequency range of the PRO 900 is greater: 6 - 42,000Hz. The ear cups of the PRO 900 are smaller but have a larger sound stage, similar to that of the Edition 9. Some of the other points of differentiation are the Nuetrik connectors, soft USC-cable and a carrying case."
I just think it's pretty amazing that we have head-fiers that know more about an unreleased product than the reps of the company actually manufacturing it.
