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For reference, the counter to my above argument is that some tracks are just mixed like poop, and you have to take it into your own hands to fix it. This is unfortunate, but a reality. I'd still say that using a software/hardware EQ solution would be preferable than a baked-in colouration to...

It's funny because I'm coming at it from the other end, I'm a mastering engineer and have been into pro audio for 20 years, but never touched the "audiophile" market until these E3's. I'd say that adhering broadly to a flat response curve should be a goal for pro audio and audiophiles alike...

That's good to know, thanks!

I went with HD800s. E3 for closed back, perfectly flat, mixing studio monitor-level clarity and accuracy. And the HD800s for less than perfectly flat, but the most open, wide, fun sound there is. I'd say "immersive" but that implies immersion, which closed backs do well. The HS800s are more...

How loud can it get before it starts to fall apart and distort? If you can approximate dB, or any other reference you can think of. My amp sounds FANTASTIC until I try to push it beyond about 75dB. A v222 would be an economical solution, as some of the other suggestions are a bit out of my price...

I thought the Violectric amps paired best with high Ohm headphones like the HD800s, as they were designed 10+ years ago when high impedance headphones was where the market was moving. Wavetheory says that the Mjolnir 3 is a better bit for headphones with low Ohms than the V222. But I have no...

I'm using my E3 with an Audio-gd R28 NOS, and it's GREAT up until about 75db, but then it kinda falls apart at louder volumes. the specs say it should have more than enough power, and it can def get LOUD, but anything north of 75-80db it just sounds bad. Here are the specs for that particular...