TheMiddleSky
Headphoneus Supremus
Tried Immanis at Canjam for several times (to make sure my ears don't deceive me lol). Also talked to some people there about their Immanis impression, and so far I think the impression is consistent.
For me Immanis is "super" transparent, clean sounding headphone, with extremely vivid imaging quality (and I heard basically all TOTLs out there). Surprisingly, Immanis provide musical and full body notes character. Vocal is the most important part for me in music, and I always feel other RAALs a bit too dry and thin, but not with Immanis. It deliver sweet, smooth and natural Vocal, while deliver "crazy" technicalities in term of detail, speed, and soundstage accuracy.
Even bigger surprise, Immanis sounds already pretty decent through Aune stacks (DAC, AMP, and Clocking) that "only" cost fraction of the Immanis itself. SAEQ Armageddon definitely deliver much more organic and expansive sound, but the fact that even Aune stacks can be enjoyable for Immanis is totally out of my expectation.
For me Immanis is "super" transparent, clean sounding headphone, with extremely vivid imaging quality (and I heard basically all TOTLs out there). Surprisingly, Immanis provide musical and full body notes character. Vocal is the most important part for me in music, and I always feel other RAALs a bit too dry and thin, but not with Immanis. It deliver sweet, smooth and natural Vocal, while deliver "crazy" technicalities in term of detail, speed, and soundstage accuracy.
Even bigger surprise, Immanis sounds already pretty decent through Aune stacks (DAC, AMP, and Clocking) that "only" cost fraction of the Immanis itself. SAEQ Armageddon definitely deliver much more organic and expansive sound, but the fact that even Aune stacks can be enjoyable for Immanis is totally out of my expectation.