ProfFalkin
Headphoneus Supremus
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If they were pizzas, the Ether-C would be thin crust and the Eikon would be deep dish.
Does that make the Atticus a pan pizza?
And... now I'm hungry. Thanks.
If they were pizzas, the Ether-C would be thin crust and the Eikon would be deep dish.
Both are great headphones. In comparison, I feel like the Eikon has much more body and weight to it than the Ether-C. The Ether-C is more thin, crisp, linear and spacious. The Eikon is more lush, impactful, musical and liquid.
If they were pizzas, the Ether-C would be thin crust and the Eikon would be deep dish.
Both are great headphones. In comparison, I feel like the Eikon has much more body and weight to it than the Ether-C. The Ether-C is more thin, crisp, linear and spacious. The Eikon is more lush, impactful, musical and liquid.
If they were pizzas, the Ether-C would be thin crust and the Eikon would be deep dish.
Both are great headphones. In comparison, I feel like the Eikon has much more body and weight to it than the Ether-C. The Ether-C is more thin, crisp, linear and spacious. The Eikon is more lush, impactful, musical and liquid.
If they were pizzas, the Ether-C would be thin crust and the Eikon would be deep dish.
Do you think that the Eikon is better than the Atticus with Prog-Metal music ?
I'll be able to answer that with more certainty in a week or two.
I get your mean but I'm an Italian guy from NYC ... thin crust is our thing ... so maybe not the greatest anology
Am I mistaken in seeing you in the Sony thread? If not and you're due to have the new flagship, could you compare it to the Eikon?
I'm curious about the highs. Are either of them able to create a sparkly treble?
I'm curious about the highs. Are either of them able to create a sparkly treble?