Some impressions:
Hours in service about 200..
Source AUNE S1..
Flac lossless
My normal setup, that I use at work is a Hisound Studio->Flac->Spiral ear Ref5, which is quite a strong setup in the portable area, but that is my souce for music 9 hours a day..
My normal "homephone" is JVCDX1000 .
So lets just start out by saying the Takstar HI2050 is not as good as my preferred/everyday phones, but it is much to close for comfort for a fraction of the price..
The Signature is almost flat, it is a bit elevated in the "kate bush" voice area and maybe a small rise in the topend, but very small if so..
They are 60 Ohms and 92 dB, so they do need a bit of power to perform.
What I like best about these is that they have the ability to play at the thresshold of your hearing and suddely roar at painlevel, whithout touching the volumen, songs by Dire straits have sounds at so low levels you just sense them others are very powerfull, so the dynamics of these phones are what I notice when I put them on..
They do nothing wrong, it may be a strange thing to say, but it is a fair way to decriebe them, they are not the Lamborghini off headphones,thery are the VW GOLF (in a suped up version), they just do their job well and can deliver the goods if needed..
They have the abilty to make one forget it is a headphone one is listening to, the sound is not in your head..
The bass goes very deep and is firm and springs to áction when nessesary.
they give a feeling of effortlessness to the music "I can play that" not with an attitude, just humble and polite and gets the work done well.
They sound is clearly devided it is not muddy or unclear anywhere..
Compared to the Philips HP1000 which has a simlilar signature, I get the impression of the Phillips being an old Copperthing and the Takstar is a polished version of the same thing details and sparkle is much more clear....
At the price 50$ incl shipping they are simply an amazing buy...