[nickbentley]

 
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Hey, I'm working with onecall to get some Monster Turbines.
 
I'm deciding between Gold and Copper.
 
 
They have offered me the Golds at $215. The Coppers at $259.
 
Are the coppers worth the additional $44?
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[Kunlun]

Sure, if you like a more extended treble, more detail, a more balanced presentation and no mid-bass hump or bleedover into the mids. The golds are very good, though.
 
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Hey, I'm working with onecall to get some Monster Turbines.
 
I'm deciding between Gold and Copper.
 
 
They have offered me the Golds at $215. The Coppers at $259.
 
Are the coppers worth the additional $44?
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[dweaver]

If you want added treble response and detail, and slightly better soundstage then yes. If you want a slightly darker sound with slightly rolled of treble then the Golds will do the trick.

 

[nickbentley]

So the difference is VERY minimal it sounds like?
 
What if I combined it with a iBasso T3?

 

[nickbentley]

I'm having a hard time swallowing this.
 

Are they worth $260???
 
Or should I buy something else for that amount?

 

[lucozade]

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Sure, if you like a more extended treble, more detail, a more balanced presentation and no mid-bass hump or bleedover into the mids. The golds are very good, though.
 

 

x2 plus the coppers are no wear near as warm sounding as the golds

 

[nickbentley]

What is "warm" sound?

 

[prosound]

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What is "warm" sound?

The opposite of cold sound.
See this post
http://www.head-fi.org/forum/thread/220770/describing-sound-a-glossary