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You just really need to try and hear both if you can, which I know is hard. If not possible, I would say it mainly comes down to the...
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My T8000 has arrived from Japan and has already close to 50 hours burn in time. The combination T8000 and X9000 sounds fantastic. The...
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When I have both headphones at home, I'd say at least 80% of my listening time goes to the X9000. I'm a simple man so I like the...
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Warranty is one of the reasons I went with the Shangri-La Jr as my first summit-fi headphone. It has a 5-year warranty (for drivers and...
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Now listening...
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You can’t read through half of this thread and not get an X9000. I just pulled the trigger to upgrade my headphones to join you in the...
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I’d say it was a “feature” not a “quirk”. It’s also more prevalent than you imply and one of the reasons some listeners prefer to...
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I've been listening to Immanis again this morning, and its detail is starting to knock me out now that I've had some more head time. A...
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I'm in the club
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X9000 is even really great with Tool. How?? The guitars on Schism are so utterly transparent in how they're reaching me in all their...
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It does both those things, but X9000 much less so.
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You were indeed the reviewer I alluded to, but no need for apologies. There was no leading astray in what you wrote. Mere curiosity...
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Thank you for sharing. I can resonate with your experience. While I await for my pair of Immanis, I fear of having the same experience...
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As a previous owner of the Immanis, I resonate with a lot of what you are saying Walterboss, in my case (as you know!) I have moved back...
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