tourmaline
Headphoneus Supremus
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Magnepan are lovely speakers!
I heard also much more expensive speakers and those are better then a headphone. headphone has problems like headroom and speakers have accoustic problems. Both give you musical pleasure. For large orchestra's etc. a speaker would perform better, since it hasn't the headroom problem.
Although some electrostats also are very good at this.
A good speaker should not be tracable but dissapear during listening.
Originally Posted by CaseJ /img/forum/go_quote.gif Thought ide chime in, I had the HE-60 and HEV-70, and corda aria,akg 701 and the er4s. I really enjoyed headphones but found i didn't really like listening to it by myself in my room and i started to find the HE-60 really bright. I took them to the meet here in MI and heard our hosts sepakers and was baffled to how much i prefered their sound to my headphones, and there were 5 of ous listening to it. After that i decided to sell all my stuff and i moved to the Magnepan 3.5's and Rogue Audio Tempest II Magnum. The high's on Magnepan speakers are really good and they cover a good range. The HE-60 isn't even on the same level of those speakers. I would really try to listen to them as they sound a lot different than other speakers that cover highs and mids and not the full spectraum. Also when you listen to them its crazy how the voice sounds like its inbetween the speakers unlike other speakers were you can close your eyes and point where the speakers are at. |
Magnepan are lovely speakers!
I heard also much more expensive speakers and those are better then a headphone. headphone has problems like headroom and speakers have accoustic problems. Both give you musical pleasure. For large orchestra's etc. a speaker would perform better, since it hasn't the headroom problem.
Although some electrostats also are very good at this.
A good speaker should not be tracable but dissapear during listening.