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Feedback by 'chocolates' on listing 'CFA Andromeda Snow White + DUNU DUW02 $650'
Great transaction, super easy trade.- chocolates
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Sennheiser HD 600 Impressions Thread
you're not alone - i also found the 6XX extremely veiled, almost like a cloth over it. i corroborated my findings with multiple other people as well, so it's definitely just my ears. i haven't tried many others (2 6XX and a 650) so i'm not too sure if it was just minor QC or pad differences.- chocolates
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Sennheiser HD 600 Impressions Thread
this is not the thread for that discussion- chocolates
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For Sale / Trade ATH-MSR7SE + Bluetooth Adapter
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- 280.00 USD
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For sale are the limited-edition ATH-MSR7SE closed back headphones. These come from the same family as the MSR7 and MSR7b but have a more balanced sound signature than either of them, along with a completely different driver. The most striking feature about these headphones, though, is the look...- chocolates
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For Sale / Trade CFA Andromeda Snow White + DUNU DUW02 $650
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For sale are a pair of Andromeda Snow White LE IEMs from Campfire Audio. They are the 2019 Andromeda variant with the original treble sparkle, and are considered a slightly different flavor from the current 2020 lineup. They're very neutral IEMs with some treble sparkle, and have exceptional...- chocolates
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Looking for laid-back speakers for a large, square room
hmm, I suppose I'd call the harbeths as laid-back - a little less dynamic, a little weaker attack, but tonally superior to the fyne audio speakers I tried, which overall made it sound better in my opinion. nothing too harsh and the bass wasn't muddy or boomy, which was great unfortunate the... -
Looking for laid-back speakers for a large, square room
hi all, hopefully it's all good to post this in this forum. I'm looking for speaker recommendations under $5k (I can stretch but I'd actually much prefer the $3k-4k range) my electronics are: Magnavox CDB650 Schiit Bifrost (for streaming or direct from a computer) Accuphase C265 pre Accuphase...- chocolates
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The Stax Thread III
came out to probably $5000 after upgrading to RK50 and soft-start internals; amazing combo with the 007mk1. by far my favorite stax headphones- chocolates
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The Stax Thread III
curious if there's any interest in a pair of SR-404LE, SR-L NB, or SR-Sigma NB in here - would prefer to sell to head-fiers who frequent this thread first before listing it on ebay and other marketplaces decided I'm perfectly happy with my SR-007mk1 and KGSSHV Carbon :sweat_smile:- chocolates
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Sennheiser HD 600 Impressions Thread
@AxeMadman81 you're definitely looking for the HD650/6XX i think- chocolates
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The Stax Thread III
i'm fairly certain that the parts cost less than the cost of the carbon he's selling, especially at scale - but the parts he's using may not be up to spec with the ones built by other more well-known builders- chocolates
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The Stax Thread III
the RK50 is an audible improvement but i don't believe JR amps have them - i think they all use RK27 unless otherwise specified just curious but are there any buyers still interested in STAX headphones? i've got a couple lambdas i do not use (due to sticking with my SR-007) but can't seem to...- chocolates
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The Stax Thread III
over on head-case the parts and schematics are in various hidden thread posts. the folks there are super helpful, just asking should get you what you're looking for sadly i don't have the links on hand right now, but they're all hosted in a google drive currently (still accessible last i...- chocolates
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The Stax Thread III
i am really impressed with the bass on the SR-404LE, Sigma NB, and SR-007mk1 - wonder why it's notably better on these models? especially the sigma, since it shares a driver with the original SR-L- chocolates
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The Stax Thread III
if anyone's interested in picking up an SRD7SB i've got one that i no longer use (since i've got my KGSSHV carbon :v)- chocolates
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Sennheiser HD 600 Impressions Thread
650 and 600 are enough for my family's untrained ears to hear the difference without any input from me whatsoever, it's always confused me somewhat why people called them essentially the same headphone. i find the 650 too dark to enjoy anything but acoustic / vocal-centric stuff- chocolates
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The Stax Thread III
i appreciate both! the tradeoff is worth it in the sense that you get a very different delivery and it's a pretty unique experience among stax cans; would definitely recommend trying one out agreed - i don't think sigmas are all-rounders, but for particularly atmospheric or wide chamber music...- chocolates
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The Stax Thread III
sigma staging is unreal - far better than any of the lambdas. i found the transients to be noticeably duller but the tradeoff for the soundstage is worth it in my opinion- chocolates
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The Stax Thread III
that might work! but it looks rather thick and hard to apply (on the other hand, fully removable is always a plus) i tried looking around for double-sided adhesive tape but they're all on the thick side (1-2mm thick it seems)- chocolates
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The Stax Thread III
:wave: the adhesive on my sr-lambda is coming off, but the pads are still great otherwise. does anyone have any recommendations to re-affix the pads?- chocolates
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New to Head-Fi seek advice for Amp
that's true @Currawong - didn't want to start any drama or anything, apologies.- chocolates
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New to Head-Fi seek advice for Amp
i wouldnt get audio-gd stuff lmao the engineering is pretty suspect in my opinion just from seeing opened up units / other peoples experiences with them tubes are only really notably noisy when poorly impedance matched; senn 6x0 happen to be high impedance and work very well with tubes- chocolates
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New to Head-Fi seek advice for Amp
if you're not nitpicky about sources then the THX 887/789 are perfectly fine in terms of clean amplification and features; but there's a nontrivial number of naysayers who find it to be dull and not very dynamic. up to you which side you believe since the measurements are clean for the price...- chocolates
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The Stax Thread III
the SR-sigma+srd-7 about $850, so with the schiit bifrost 2 that's about $1450 the accuphase p-4100 ~$4000, the elekit tu-8200r $700- chocolates
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- Forum: High-end Audio Forum