audiohurric4ne
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Would be kind of surprising if the AX30 for $60 were better than the Dunu for $200, which is also praised as punching above its price.
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Where did you buy it?
Would be kind of surprising if the AX30 for $60 were better than the Dunu for $200, which is also praised as punching above its price.
The AX30 has more bass umph, but the AX35 has more bass extension. In a nutshell, from what I'm hearing right now, the AX35 is the neutral one and more refined, the the AX30 sounds quite good too. I think the AX30 has more shimmery highs. Mids are more liquid in the AX35. Both are pretty darn good and compete very easily with the DN-900 and DN-1000. Need to A/B when I get home (and more burn in). But yeah, fuller sound in the AX30.
The AX30 has more bass umph, but the AX35 has more bass extension. In a nutshell, from what I'm hearing right now, the AX35 is the neutral one and more refined, the the AX30 sounds quite good too. I think the AX30 has more shimmery highs. Mids are more liquid in the AX35. Both are pretty darn good and compete very easily with the DN-900 and DN-1000. Need to A/B when I get home (and more burn in). But yeah, fuller sound in the AX30.
OK, some more quick impressions (first, my impression of President Obama...never mind)...
Heaven V, listened a bit more (falling asleep with them), lows good for single BA, which I believe these are, won't floor bassheads, but adequate amount, good definition. Highs similar, don't jump out at you, but there when you listen to them. Soundstage pretty wide, haven't gone head to head with others. What I think has people gaga over these, is not any particular performance area, but rather the whole gestalt. There is a cohesiveness, wholeness, they possess which I think is special. Pace/Rhythm are really captured, draw you in to the music (this could be a benefit of 1 driver-Doctorjazz theory alert-that keeps the different spectra united. In speakers, if I remember correctly, while there is benefit to using separate drivers in different frequency range, there is a price in phase coherence. Different drivers can behave differently, and different frequencies behave differently, and the crossover itself has some effects. Much high end design is dealing with these driver anomalies). Anyway, these are enjoyable, involving.
standard disclaimer-still early on, got a lot of listening to do, and, as previously (and somewhat hysterically) noted, got lots of headphones/cds on the plate right now (makes a nice meal, though)
Good stuff doc! What you typed makes me think of the M200's (which is why I love them so much). And this seems to jive with Danny's comparison of the two...
Yeah, I'm not saying that the AX30 and AX35 are better than the Dunus now. At this point all I am is saying is that they don't lag eons behind those two in sound quality. Again, I need to A/B. But I can say these certainly above their retail prices, and I do think Astrotec had meant to go up against Dunu in sound quality and value with these two iems.
Does this mean that AX35 has better vocals than AX30?
The AX30 has more bass umph, but the AX35 has more bass extension. In a nutshell, from what I'm hearing right now, the AX35 is the neutral one and more refined, the the AX30 sounds quite good too. I think the AX30 has more shimmery highs. Mids are more liquid in the AX35. Both are pretty darn good and compete very easily with the DN-900 and DN-1000. Need to A/B when I get home (and more burn in). But yeah, fuller sound in the AX30.
can u please listen to this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-t1WX9WXQZg (32:38 or if you have time listen to all of em) on both and tell me which sounds better ?
What are the AX30 & AX35 like in comparison to the IM70?
Very handsome new phone coming for those who like some bass...
where did the "EX" part go?