Oh, but I'm not asking this of headphones. What you read was a reflection - what I find odd about listening to cans in general. Not what I want in my next headphone purchase. Now, asking whether particular phones can articulate Bass to a certain degree and support percussive strikes as well, is another matter. And yes, there are cans that can with the aforementioned genres I listed. In short, can it swing? DavidMahler know what I'm talkin' 'bout!
Perhaps, but this misses the point and what I'm seeking from DM.
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Like many, we got fears over the next round of audio purchases, do you know? Keeping me up at night is the thought of wanting tea - some of the best. So, I splash for it seeking the perfect cup (WES/SR-009 or other e-stat amp).
Take a sip and then...... and then......merde!
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Unfortunately this post is way over my head.
"Merde" is French for... crap, though the real word beings with the letter "S."Oh, but anyway, to bring you back around. I was just expressing my fears about spending a lot of money for the combo. Then getting it home. Trying it out, only to be deeply disappointed.
Hope that helps!
Like many, we got fears over the next round of audio purchases, do you know? Keeping me up at night is the thought of wanting tea - some of the best. So, I splash for it seeking the perfect cup (WES/SR-009 or other e-stat amp).
Take a sip and then...... and then......merde!
...it's a journey with no destination...enjoy the ride...
...in Buddhism it's called non-attachment...sand castles...impermanence!
Like many, we got fears over the next round of audio purchases, do you know? Keeping me up at night is the thought of wanting tea - some of the best. So, I splash for it seeking the perfect cup (WES/SR-009 or other e-stat amp).
Take a sip and then...... and then......merde!
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Yeah this hobby has been actually really educational for me. The degree I'm working towards has very little to do with the stuff here, but it's really cool to learn some electrical engineering, computer science, and audio engineering from this hobby. I think it's more productive than my old hobby of collecting Magic the Gathering cards at least.
I'd love to be up to something real like Electrical engineering, Computer Science and Audio engineering... bravo! Learning and understanding how stuff is made has got to be hugely satisfying.
You do know many driven professionals have multiple disciplines, right?And have the foundation in the background with the stuff you consider uncool but they're in the limelight doing research and blazing trails to fame in the foreground with other stuff. Or the same stuff from a different angle.
