What I couldn't foresee when buying the Caldera was that, it made me like and appreciate music genres that I otherwise wasn't planning on listening. This headphone's versatility and ability to dig out musical ores sorting them into jewels makes me want to explore all kinds of music on the...

You have already written but I wanted to stress on how it is quite important to work on your neck muscles little by little and continuously. In my opinion this is the number one thing to pay attention to . In time you will realize that they are getting more relaxed when carrying load for...

Ahaha that was good.

Apart from listening, I also love to see these headphones so much that made myself a Lock Screen :darthsmile:

A very short lived and quite unfamous band with only one album in 2012. This song certainly shows their potential. Beautifully written. What a pity.

Thank you. Even though sound signatures are different, can we say that Piety is technically superior with more detail, resolution and punch?

Oh thanks a lot for the response. @theveterans Do you have any idea how Midgard balanced output vs Nitsch Pietus Maximus would compare with the Caldera?

Question: How about I buy a Schiit Midgard and use with Mojo 2 as only DAC for my Caldera? Would it be a discernible improvement?

Today listened metal extensively. I adore Caldera's upper-mid lift in the sense of solo electro guitars. Yes, I feel a bit of sensitivity like some here but the pressure of the guitars screaming so cleanly, so full of meat and emotional presses on my brain's pleasure center and most probably on...

This is a splendid idea and a great marketing chance for Zach to later on produce multiple custom headphones using the name of each and every caldera on planet and then mountain and the crater and so on. But you're right, my silence would be for the better of all of us. (Was I able to imitate...

Doesn’t this symbolic cross section of a Caldera look like the triangle on the cup?

Given enough time, even Yellowstone can erupt so why not this thread.

So this is a Caldera, isn’t it?

Here it looks a bit like star trek badge. I must admit, I loved the design from the first moment I saw the sneak peek of blue ash on the ZMF amp thread. What is awesome is that this design looks more prone to change depending the combinations of wood, color, pattern, resin etc. than other ZMF...