GY3288's latest activity
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GMegatron time...
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GWish I could add CRBN to the collection someday.
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GAt this point I'm waiting for some one to make a proper comparison/shootout between the SR-X9000, CRBN, LCD-5 and the susvara.
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GMy SR-X9000 continues to burn in, it seems that the amount of mid to low range has increased a little from 150 hours and it has become...
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GThe overall treble performance is similar to 009S. The upper mid/treble is slightly smoother and well controlled than 009S, while still...
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GI've seen a lot of worries regarding the quantity or maybe deepness of bass with this new flagship from Stax on the past dozens of pages...
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GSounds like Susvara without bass. Shame Stax no gamechanger.
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GGY3288 replied to the thread Stax SR-X9000.Thank you for the well written impression. Please tell us more the treble and imaging.
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GThat is true, yet I don't think this market really needs industrial scale, we are fine with the niche market, especially when upper end...
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GGY3288 posted a reply to a review on the item HiFiMAN SUSVARA.Hi Sajid, can you advice on the connection of the Susvara to my intergrated speaker amp. HFM no longer sell those impedance converter box
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GHello all, the following is my brief experience with the STAX SR-X9000: I don't often write thoughts or opinions of headphones...
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GIt's a sensuous numerical evaluation. It may change. X9000: Sound Stage = 7, Detail retrieval = 7 009: Sound Stage = 2, Detail retrieval = 5
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GGY3288 replied to the thread Stax SR-X9000.Will do. Thank you for posting your impression of X9000
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GGY3288 replied to the thread Stax SR-X9000.‘Small sound’ as in low volume or…?
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GGY3288 replied to the thread Stax SR-X9000.How about the treble (high frequency), how is it different than the 009/S and other headphones that you’re familiar with?
