I don’t think so, because the price from Audeze direct is still $3000

Seemingly old he-1000v2 due to similar weight specs and tech specs.

Curiously suspicious. Maybe a Kingsound Clone, but the amp is different. Portable amplifier which may be nice. Ugly. Sure want to try it but don’t have enough dough.

SR-L700 has a different pad mounting system than the SR-Lambda, which means that they won’t work unless you remove the pad from the plastic underlay and glue it onto the driver. Honestly, SR-507 pads would work way better.

Sell the 560s, buy the Koss. Similar sound signatures, but the 560s have more bass. LCD2s and TH-X00s have got you covered on bass though.

There is the Woo Wee which people have said and theoretically proved that burns up the diaphragm of an ear speaker. However, I’ve never heard about this actually happening. The Spritzer energizer also seems fine, but I’ve never heard anything about it. The Audiovalve verto is also an energizer...

My l300s been going strong for 6 months now. Idk about long term.

Alright, thanks for the replies everyone. I think I might be best off saving up for a KGSSHV and 007MK2s and stay happy with my SRS 3100 for now.

Does the Stax SRM-007TII Drive the SR-007MK2 to adequate levels? If not, does the SRM-727II (Before recommends a KGSSHV Carbon or BHSE, either one of these will be my placeholder amp while I save up for a KGSSHV Carbon.)

That's a lot of science stuff I don't know. Thanks for helping though.

OK, thank you. I think I'm going to go with the Octave V2

Sorry for the double post, but I heard that the Stax SR-007MK2 requires more power than other Stax to properly drive, due to it's impedance being 170kohms. If the Woo GES has a inadequately high resistor value, would the Stax SR-007MK2s be okay?

How about the Octave v2? That would be my backup option

That looks awesome! Unfortunately, I'm looking to make a purchase in the distant future and was just wondering about the Woo GES.

Does anyone have any horror stories about the GES they'd like to share?