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I'm demoing the RDB+ 2v1. It's a stellar performer technically. I just think the actual tuning is incredibly unnatural and the price is stratospheric for what is pretty old hat technology, nothing special build quality and relatively poor ergonomics. There are many elements on the unit that just scream "listen to me" from the out-of-nowhere sub-bass kick to the metallic and brittle treble.
I can't help but compare it to the CK100Pro, which has been tuned well, still has a bass kick and a hyper detailed treble, sounds coherent, looks better and fits better, is actually made of high grade materials, and costs basically half the price.
I always think of things like the RDB+ 2v1 as audiophile Frankenstein monsters that must be approached with some caution, but that's just me.
Don't knock it before you hear it. They are that good.
I'm demoing the RDB+ 2v1. It's a stellar performer technically. I just think the actual tuning is incredibly unnatural and the price is stratospheric for what is pretty old hat technology, nothing special build quality and relatively poor ergonomics. There are many elements on the unit that just scream "listen to me" from the out-of-nowhere sub-bass kick to the metallic and brittle treble.
I can't help but compare it to the CK100Pro, which has been tuned well, still has a bass kick and a hyper detailed treble, sounds coherent, looks better and fits better, is actually made of high grade materials, and costs basically half the price.
I always think of things like the RDB+ 2v1 as audiophile Frankenstein monsters that must be approached with some caution, but that's just me.