B9Scrambler
Headphoneus Supremus
Cool! What about 3 soundstage size vs. 5 soundstage size and the difference in the separation of things within each of their stages? Thanks!
I'm either getting sick or it's my allergies bugging me, but I woke up this morning to my ears plugged up. All my headphones sound weird *sigh*. Luckily, before I fell asleep last night I took a few notes listening to Daft Punk's Random Access Memories, Touch specifically.
When Paul Williams started his singing after that creepy intro build (~1:50), he came across closer on the 5 vs. the 3. At around 2:30 when the cymbals and 70's 'wicka wicka' effect D) kicked in, they were further back and to the right on the 5. On the three they lost the depth but were pushed out to the sides a bit more. When the song picked up energy around 3:24 it sounded like it was playing in a wider but flatter plain on the 3 vs. the 5. Instruments were coming from the same locations, but it was much more defined with the 5; drums in front right, trombone (?) back right, piano's sprinkling on both sides just off centre, horns dead centre and forward, etc. As I suspected the 3 has the larger sound scape, but what the 5 lacks in raw scope it more than makes up for with technical prowess. It's got a much more dynamic sound stage. Hopefully this little snippet is helpful.
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