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I will l have good comparison when I get the final HE560 can to compare to the P1. Good news is that we now have two very comfortable planar headphones and the Fostex has theirs coming soon.
Any word on when the 560 pads will be available for order? Would love to get some professional grade Jerg pads on my HE-400!
I am listening to the hE560 on the AK240 and it playing easily. The sound is very detailed and music is alive . Excellent sound stage and transparency with terrific detail.
Bass is sooo good. Just on its merits alone I'm enjoying a lot of music that were "meh" to me before. HE400's bass was tactile, even visceral at times, but the bass feels almost real with these.
The percussion and drums in "Long Distance" in Explorations in Space and Time is so eerily realistic, it's spooky (in a good way).
The special part is how spatially precise the bass can be rendered; 3D imaging of low frequencies tend to be fuzzy / up-close, neither are true here.
I think the transparency, particularly in terms of resolution/texture, is a big strength of these cans. Sure headphones can be neutral in tuning, but ya can't tune up detail extraction.
I am listening to the hE560 on the AK240 and it playing easily. The sound is very detailed and music is alive . Excellent sound stage and transparency with terrific detail.
I agree. The violin tonality is very accurate and I can hear what I hear live. I am getting quite a bit of detail on these cans. Much better than the HE6500 from my memory and also gettiing closer to the HE6
I will have to be the judge when it comes to violin tonality. You got my curiosity going strong here, Frank.