[sardar17]

 
Yes it truly is a remarkable phone. I find it pairs particularly well with the zip case.

Its not perfect but one of the smoothest earphones out there.

 

[Midgetguy]

 
It cannot be,,dx 50 should be powerful enough,,even clip+ can power it though almost full volume is required and it drains the battery.
And once again i must emphasize,it has no sibilance let alone horrible.

Agreed, power shouldn't be an issue. I just have mine plugged into my iPod Touch 5th gen and it still sounds great. I would think something like a DX50 would be very nice to the B3s.

 

[DJScope]

  Looks like I'm not the only one.
here's another review from amazon saying that it has horrible sibilance, without proper DAC/AMP
 
Probably because my DAP doesn't have enough power.
I can't believe my iBasso DX50 doesn't have enough juice to drive this thing.. wow.

 
I think you're just more sensitive to treble than most of us. It's not that uncommon as you think. It means you can hear higher up in the sound spectrum than a lot of us hear. Think of it as a gift instead of a curse. And, take care of that hearing of yours; use the EQ and you'll get a lot of that detail we don't hear.

 

[yoztpetra]

I think you're just more sensitive to treble than most of us. It's not that uncommon as you think. It means you can hear higher up in the sound spectrum than a lot of us hear. Think of it as a gift instead of a curse. And, take care of that hearing of yours; use the EQ and you'll get a lot of that detail we don't hear.

I even think its the opposite my hearing is really bad, I'm 22 this year buy i have already unable to hear up to 20khz in noise sweep.. Must be because of extensive gaming session when I'm younger.
Any though about the b3 pro 2? If the soundstage, imagine and detail is much worse, I'd look at something else.. But i really hate bloated, boomy bass..

 

[Midgetguy]

I even think its the opposite

my hearing is really bad, I'm 22 this year buy i have already unable to hear up to 20khz in noise sweep.. Must be because of extensive gaming session when I'm younger.
Any though about the b3 pro 2? If the soundstage, imagine and detail is much worse, I'd look at something else.. But i really hate bloated, boomy bass..

It's said to be a severe downgrade in the soundstage department. I dunno about the detail or bass, but I'd sort of image it actually just might be like the relationship between the GR07 and BR07 Bass Edition, in which case there's not actually all that much more bass.

 

[DJScope]

I even think its the opposite

my hearing is really bad, I'm 22 this year buy i have already unable to hear up to 20khz in noise sweep.. Must be because of extensive gaming session when I'm younger.
Any though about the b3 pro 2? If the soundstage, imagine and detail is much worse, I'd look at something else.. But i really hate bloated, boomy bass..

 
You think that's bad. I can't hear above 15.5kHz.

 

[peter123]

It's said to be a severe downgrade in the soundstage department. I dunno about the detail or bass, but I'd sort of image it actually just might be like the relationship between the GR07 and BR07 Bass Edition, in which case there's not actually all that much more bass.

That's not the case

 

[yoztpetra]

   
You think that's bad. I can't hear above 15.5kHz.

what? but how?
I had a horrible LAN-cafe gaming session. I had to use headphone with nearly-ear blasting volume to be able to hear footstep/ingame detail and communication with my teammate to coordinate properly.
 
Is it possible to restore hearing capability lost?

 

[DJScope]

what? but how?
I had a horrible LAN-cafe gaming session. I had to use headphone with nearly-ear blasting volume to be able to hear footstep/ingame detail and communication with my teammate to coordinate properly.

Is it possible to restore hearing capability lost?

That probably has nothing to do with your hearing. More of headphones, source, environment, and other reasons.

 

[Midgetguy]

That's not the case

Is it a lot more bass? I never had reason to get a Pro2 with the Pro1 around. One gets used to having a touch less bass than usual

 

[peter123]

Is it a lot more bass? I never had reason to get a Pro2 with the Pro1 around. One gets used to having a touch less bass than usual

Yes and there's not much family resembles between the two. Only thing I can think of is the natural voice reproduction. For people looking for a bassy signature there's better options for the same price or even cheaper....

 

[Midgetguy]

Yes and there's not much family resembles between the two. Only thing I can think of is the natural voice reproduction. For people looking for a bassy signature there's better options for the same price or even cheaper....

Doesn't sound quite like my thing. There's just that certain point where I feel no matter how good the rest of the range is, too much bass will cover up the good stuff. I think of the B3 Pro1 as a little bass light for my taste, but it's not that far off and I'd prefer not enough bass to too much. Honestly, it just makes the switch from Havi to HD600 during my day that much nicer; things go from that somehow beautifully portable-but-somehow-missing-a-little-something sound to "I'm sorry what did you say? I was enjoying my music way to much to pay attention to you" haha

 

[visionaryBlend]

Hello,
 
I recently received my Havi B3 Pro 1, and I am pairing them with a Topping NX1 and a phone (ZOPO C2 Platinum with a Yamaha DAC).
One issue I am getting is that when I turn the volume completely up on low gain on my NX1, I seem to be getting a pop on bassy frequencies in my left channel, as if the driver is caving in and out.
 
Would this be considered a defect and should I return my pair? I am very satisfied with the general sound sig so far.

 

[ebrian]

I feel a bit silly posting this because I've had my B3 for so long.  
 
I was previously using the white/silicon tips on my B3, and honestly had no reason to switch but out of pure curiosity I decided to try my Meelec dual flange tips on these.  
 
These tips are the answer for me in terms of the sub-bass extension and they give the B3's a bit of oomph on the bass!  Highly recommended -- I don't even need an amp anymore!

 

[sardar17]

  I feel a bit silly posting this because I've had my B3 for so long.  
 
I was previously using the white/silicon tips on my B3, and honestly had no reason to switch but out of pure curiosity I decided to try my Meelec dual flange tips on these.  
 
These tips are the answer for me in terms of the sub-bass extension and they give the B3's a bit of oomph on the bass!  Highly recommended -- I don't even need an amp anymore!

Try triple flange..........
U will be surprised.