kostalex
Headphoneus Supremus
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I would add it to the Guide (first post) and rate it same or slightly above PK2.It surprised me a lot. It is underrated at head-fi to no purpose but snobbism. It is shame on me that I overlooked it before. Its bass reminds me TM5 – deep, full-blown, accurate and effortless. Mids are clear and of neutral tonality. Highs are tamed, soft and forgiving. PK3 sounds even and smooth, with no sibilance or harshness. Clarity, instrument separation and soundstage are surprisingly good for the price. It has no many details, extra resolution or hyper speed, like higher cans. But it has coherent sound, plenty of fun and soul, similarly to PK1. And all these for $39! It is a real steal, I recommend it as first earbud to purchase; I believe many will stay with it.
PK3 performs any genre well. It is listenable on any volume down and is the best earbud for background listening. It is easy to drive though may benefit from amping and serial resistor, like P-to-S converter.
Originally Posted by kostalex /img/forum/go_quote.gif I yet to try the new Sennheisers, but I would go crazy if any of them can beat TM5, PK1, OK1. |
Originally Posted by kostalex /img/forum/go_quote.gif I checked and they are not available in Russia yet. So it would be a long wait. |
Originally Posted by a_tumiwa /img/forum/go_quote.gif i think he said mx980 is better than pk1 |
Originally Posted by nengerlf /img/forum/go_quote.gif But I can not compare it to PK1 or any other Yuin because I never had the chance to listen any of the Yuins. I am really happy with my MX 980 and don't miss the Yuins |
Originally Posted by cowincanada /img/forum/go_quote.gif how can you miss the Yuins if you've never listened to them in the first place? |
Originally Posted by kostalex /img/forum/go_quote.gif He do NOT miss them. And he is wrong |