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It's a pretty awesome comparison, and comparisons can be evil to a degree. I did note the comment about the K10 being a great all-rounder versus a pair of IEMs that are detail-oriented. It is worth noting jelt2359's preferences in this regard. I have quite a few headphones (and I've encountered the odd amp) that is more entertaining than resolving. The most resolving headphones I've owned weren't the best all-rounders. I'm the kind of person who'd be inclined to get a pair of K10s (I've heard them at meets) because I'd be using them on an airplane where having that last bit of resolution is pointless, and the circumstances call mostly for pure enjoyment. Used at home most of the time (or in an office cubicle) I might choose something different, if I were stuck to using IEMs due to noise constraints.
wow what a useful guide, this has the potential so save so many people from buyers remorse!
jelt your passion for this hobby is unquestionable!
is the hype for the k10 justified?
I mean score #5 is not a bad but with the price tag of it, I would have bet on a top 3.
It's a pretty awesome comparison, and comparisons can be evil to a degree. I did note the comment about the K10 being a great all-rounder versus a pair of IEMs that are detail-oriented. It is worth noting jelt2359's preferences in this regard. I have quite a few headphones (and I've encountered the odd amp) that is more entertaining than resolving. The most resolving headphones I've owned weren't the best all-rounders. I'm the kind of person who'd be inclined to get a pair of K10s (I've heard them at meets) because I'd be using them on an airplane where having that last bit of resolution is pointless, and the circumstances call mostly for pure enjoyment. Used at home most of the time (or in an office cubicle) I might choose something different, if I were stuck to using IEMs due to noise constraints.