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    Reply to review by 'wkc5657' on item 'iBasso SR3'

    The way you conclude the review sounded like the sr2/sr3 are going to be your end game headphones for quite some time..... Reading this particular review reminds me of the process i took when i got my first "serious" headphone, the sennheiser hd558 knowing nothing about audiophile but just want...
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    iBasso SR3 — 150Ω version of the SR2

    The boss has spoken :beyersmile:
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    iBasso SR3 — 150Ω version of the SR2

    just really curious how this will fare against the recent fiio ft3.....one thing for sure is that the pad changing mechanism for ft3 is much easier compared to the sr3 nice to see more players step up with bundled differently tuned pads though
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    iBasso SR3 — 150Ω version of the SR2

    nicely done review @voja , when can we read your version of the review? :grin:
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    iBasso SR3 — 150Ω version of the SR2

    Oooo.....this says a lot about the level of achievement of the sr3.....coming from one of the best review contributors in this forum... But genuinely, this needs to burn in for a better representation of this headset. I didn't realise this until i put on my good old hd558 again after putting it...
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    iBasso SR3 — 150Ω version of the SR2

    Do you have the link for that someone's impression of SR3 vs XS?
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    Audio-gd R2R 11

    10 years.....wow...... That is some serious stability combination in the system, power and network wise.....
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    iBasso SR3 — 150Ω version of the SR2

    agreed, i tried to adjust and retighten the stoppers, quite a pain in the ass.....almost 20 minutes of fumbling...thankfully, i have an ifixit kit clone that have the appropriate driver size. Hopefully, their next iteration/generation will have a more user friendly and much simpler...
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    iBasso SR3 — 150Ω version of the SR2

    that's very true, even larger difference when i take the time to properly listen wiht hi res tracks thank you thank you
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    iBasso SR3 — 150Ω version of the SR2

    the stoppers use what size of torx?
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    iBasso SR3 — 150Ω version of the SR2

    My unit finally arrived, putting on it now....playing some tracks from Joe Satriani.... Kind of hard for me to put to words like how many of the experienced folks here can, and am genuinely very new to all headfi related things and sonic expression of all things audio. And coming from something...
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    iBasso SR3 — 150Ω version of the SR2

    some impressions from bloomaudio on the hd660s2 vs sr3 : https://bloomaudio.com/blogs/articles/hifi-reference-evolution-sennheiser-hd660s2-review
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    Sennheiser HD 660S2 thread

    Naming it HD666 would turn many heads :L3000:
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    iBasso SR3 — 150Ω version of the SR2

    Did you happen to measure the diameter of the drivers when you dismantled the unit?
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    iBasso SR3 — 150Ω version of the SR2

    Great to know that you are satisfied with this set of headphone. We are running it identical then :beyersmile: Judging by your username, presumably, you're the one that left the 5 star comment on bloomaudio?
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    iBasso SR3 — 150Ω version of the SR2

    After reading through the marketing materials of sr3 in their china webpage, other than the aforementioned increase in impedance, their cables seems to hold a special attention compared to the sr2. SR3's stock cables are 6N single crystal copper, compared to the silver plated copper of the sr2...
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    iBasso SR3 — 150Ω version of the SR2

    i see......i too possibly figured i might get myself a used set of hd660s2 a year or 2 down the road just for the sake curiosity (since my first and only serious headphone was a hd558), since both are at exactly loggerhead in msrp pricing. anyway, i ordered a set of sr3 recently, likely will...
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    iBasso SR3 — 150Ω version of the SR2

    wonder how this will fare against the hd660s2
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