Sylverant
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I have a question. Is there really such a thing as "too much detail"?
I've seen some reviews that claim an earphone/headphone is "too detailed" to enjoy. The way I see it, wouldn't that just be an excess of treble emphasis that gives off that impression? I've heard phones like the TG334 and FI-BA-SS that offer up tons of detail without being fatiguing.
So, is there such a thing, in your opinion?
I don;t believe an audio system can literally add detail to a recording, it can however, change the presentation, and highlight upper mids and treble to make things 'sound detailed'. As such, 'detailed' is a code word for a kind of coloration. 'Detail' can also be overly highlighted when a component or system is not phase coherent, and the treble leads the rest of the spectrum. Lack of low end response would also leave the upper ranges more 'exposed' = 'detail'.
If you don't produce a lot of wax, then it probably won't make as much of a difference as it does for someone like me who does.
Just look at it as a good time to save and avoid buying too many things, for now. Then when the yen rebounds, you'll have more money relative to the economy. Look on the positive side.![]()
Hey guys, now that I've beefed up my chain with a decent sounding DAC I'm starting to regret more and more selling my DT1350's. You think it's just sellers remorse?
I would totally play Grand Theft Auto: Kirk Douglas. Just throwin that out there
Yaaargh!
I friggin love my DT 880!
Transitioning from my GR07 to the DT880 was almost as big a leap as the first time I listened to the Shure SE215, coming from the Meelectronics M9...
I'm really sorry for the constant blathering, but damn! There are songs that I listen to that literally send chills down my spine.
I'm driving it with a Sabre 9023 DAC, and a custom built amp (that I didn't pay for due to the generosity of a friend...my luck continues). I'm just blown away here. It's difficult going back to my iems during the day...
I sigh every time I have to take it off my head to go to sleep.