Wasn't sure what to expect out of the box because of all the mixed reviews. By mixed you would see 9 that love and totally swear by Ultrasone but then there was always one troll hating on em and...
This is a review of a pair of free IEM's I recieved from DUNU as part of a give away contest they recently held here on Head-fi.
When I recieved my package the first thing I notices was...
Best closed headphones I had heard - very flat response, almost no midrange distortion, very easy to drive (good for portable), good soundstage (definately better than K240), good isolation, but...
Overall excellent buds, very good sound quality, especially for their price, the medium set of tips fits exactly in my ears and provides a near perfect seal. Bass is very detailed, but not...
I'll keep this very short. They are very smooth sounding. Treble toned down so not so good for rock but have a magic about them that makes them better than mark 2. I use them with a '89/'90...
Now that I have paid some more attention to this issue I feel like there is a change. The old description - groovalizer - is not accurate any more. The lows have been tamed a bit and the highs are slightly more present. This is hard to believe by myself. Could this be the result of recabling?
I have now compared these to my DT880 (pre 2005) and Grado RS1 (with ported Z-flats). I almost like DT 531 over 880's.
The one that you can see all of is a power umbilical cord using Neutrik Speakon connectors and the other is an AC power cord that uses a traditional 3-prong AC plug at the wall end and a Neutrik Powercon connector at the amp.
Could you post pics on how you wired the Neutrik Speakon connector?
RH
Do you want the cable connector or the chassic connector. The cable might be somewhat difficult to show since it's rather tight in there once it's all put together. But if you just want pictures of one disassembled I can do that, I have more of them
Bper, are those canare connectors covered up with some black heatshrink (I think it's heatshrink or something?)
Yes, I used the Canare narrow profile RCAs and the 1/4 inch plug and the rcas are covered in black heatshrink to keep the techflex from shifting too much, mostly because I didn't feel like JBWelding the techflex!
mostly because I didn't feel like JBWelding the techflex!
Next time, if you feel like it, try running the techflex all the way inside the jack and use the crimp to hold the techflex in place. It'll allow you a bit more freedom when it comes to whether or not you want to use heatshrink. I'm not saying your cables look bad (they do not ) just that you shouldn't feel like you have to use shrink.
Yeah, I've done that before too, but I've got about 15 more cables in the works, and I really don't mind the look of the Techflex. I've got a switchbox in the making, and it is going to be for AB testing, so I need output cables also from all my amps! Lotsa cables!
Are canare connectors considered the best bang for your buck connectors? I'm beginning to not care so much about using wbt's or whatever as they are expensive, and I see a lot of people are using canare w/ starquad and stuff in this thread.
Are canare connectors considered the best bang for your buck connectors? I'm beginning to not care so much about using wbt's or whatever as they are expensive, and I see a lot of people are using canare w/ starquad and stuff in this thread.