I agree. I can use it at home with cable as well. Beyerdynamic has recently become a very innovative company. Plus they make some of the best looking headphones out there.
I agree, it charges via usb-c so using the internal dac directly with the usb-c cable would be awesome. Sony Ldac is a proprietary technology though so I wouldn't be very hopeful about it.
I know. It won't happen, but it could. Sony is licensing it to Google for use in Android Oreo, and Sony obviously licensed blu ray tech to everyone, so it seems plausible that ldac could eventually make its way to other headphone manufacturers. Either that, or Sony should make a headphone with decent drivers. I considered taking a MDR 1000x, and sticking a tesla driver in it, but I don't have the skill to pull it off.
On my must-buy list. I like Beyer cans (my daughter has DT880, I have T1p and owned T1v2 in the past), and I’ve been enjoying the pair of B&W PX wireless I bought recently... sure, there are concessions to sound quality vs my “serious” headphones, but the freedom of wireless is a great benefit outside the home (and even inside, for certain applications!). I’m using the PX with AptX HD and find it to be notably better than compressed Bluetooth.
I generally use my PX with my KANN (SP1000 sounds the same), but even sometimes just with my Apple Watch. Super convenient!
I hope they can hit Spring 2018, but I’d expect summer or later if it’s not yet final. I expect these Amiron’s to sound better than the PX.
Same here, I actually think it's Beyers best headphone right now. Wish I had some better gear to better realize it's potential as I know it's held back on my system, may get a better cable sometime as well, after I upgrade my system.
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