512GB with no expansion wouldn't let me store anything on my phone. That's a dealbreaker for me. I have 500gb of music on my current phone and i take videos and photos. so that just isn't possible. If that works for someone that is a good option otherwise. i've read great things about that phone...

That's cool, and it might be awesome. I refuse to buy a phone with a cutout until there is no other option. lmao. To each their own, but that's me. There are no specs on the dac that i can find, but many reviews hear the same thing i do, that it is a high res, high quality player. I know that...

I can vouch that the audio is "top notch" in a "quality" sense. It is still a phone and the amplifier is not super powerful. Similar to other good audio headphone outputs on phones and mp3 players. But i wouldn't drive a demanding over ear headphone with only the 1V. It's ok with the hd600 for...

if you don't recable them the cheapest way I have done it is to wrap a zip tie around the remote section and tighten it over the button make sure the biggest part of the zip tie is on the button so it presses it when tightened. you could put something between them if it helps ..

No I had a Samsung note 9

I measured my 1V with rmaa and found the results very good fairly similar to the walkman a105. The crosstalk was lower, but I'm not sure if it was a measuring glitch as I did a blind test with my a/b switch and the a105 and the channel separation was identical. In fact the audio sounded...

me. :p i have pair or two i never ended up recabling. official mh1c. no package though but tips and iem... I'm willing to sell you a set if you're interested. send me a pm. i can post them on the for sale section. they've been in a plastic bin safe and unused.

zero audio carbo tenore box and accessories. great condition. $20 + shipping.

ostry kc06. barely used. case and all accessories included. $20 plus shipping.

evo didn't have enough 7khz for me. my er4xt sounds firmer and and more solid in the treble. but evo did improve the sub bass...

i seriously think you build up ear calluses lmao. they don't bother me now nearly as much.a lot of it is how you insert them. and i think i put them deeper than most honestly... I've also used them practicing in a band as well as recording live music. they have the benefit of isolating enough...

indeed. life is a B sometimes. haha. if it weren't for mark i probably wouldn't be getting back into audio as much as i am...

my man oratory! lol. I'm also interested @csglinux . I've been building up my database at dent.reviews and just found this because i told mark at super reviews that we should come up with a way to be able to match our graphing standards somehow. and he is always one step ahead of me and pointed...

i think 755 is probably better peraonally despite more v. it sounds cleaner to me. smoother. but it is a bit from neutral in terms of bass and treble vs. mids...

Moondrop Illumination with original box and accessories in very good condition. Gently used. There is a slight green oxidation in the cable, but it is simply from age and not harmful (normal with transparent cable sheathing)

buyer had quick payment and good communication. good transaction.

Superb condition, with all accessories and box. Medium tips used briefly and then i switched to other tips. All other stock tips included as well. Great iem, very neutral with superb dynamic driver bass and highly technical sound.

it's hard to say. i'm cautious with my hearing, and while i listen to things at what i consider reasonable levels, i never really push things too loudly. I'm sometimes literally shocked at how loud some people listen to music. If you prefer things louder than me that the hd600 wouldn't be good...

my sony a45/a105 drive the 300ohm hd600 well enough for most music. no, not a lot of power, but the quality is decent and all but the quietest music can be played at average volumes... 50ohm? i think that is doable. the sonys have superb audio quality and i have run mine into my jds amps with...

it went horribly. I just can't get a consistent amount of bass with each pinhole attempt. It works, but it's just way too varied so I gave up. there might be a better way. i was poking holes in the tips core.

not sure about that 6k dip, but that treble really goes up high with no major peaks!

perhaps if you can't hear past 10k. ;-) hehe. but in all seriousness, i disagree, but maybe i think you might argue the majority of a mix takes place in the mids, so perhaps it has the biggest effect. but i can hear a lack of thee dimensionality with reduced upper treble myself...

and i would argue that is exactly what soundstage is. clearly hearing the space between instruments makes a space sound bigger and more spacious. aka, the stage of sound is larger. at least how we've been describing it. stereo width and other aspects might be related but different (wider...

i have to disagree on that. the entire spectrum matters.you can have a certain level of 1-5k but if you boost the bass you mask that, if yo decrease upper treble you lose the sense of spaciousness due to the lack of transient clarity up high. based on his definition of soundstage that wouod...

very good post! you're the first person i've seen attribute soundstage, etc., to frequency response in some way. I completely agree and actually believe it is the most prominent factor in the soundstage depth. Obviously a transducer's ability to reproduce said frequencies across the board with...