Hmm... where is ur SOLARIS...?Yep I posted some picture as well
Here is one
Comfort is very very good, and isolation logically a step up... it’s clearly the way to go, note that they are going to stick out quite the bit so usage on the move those will be even more noticeable than they normally do
Sound wise, bass will benefit greatly, mids are a tad fuller for me and I found it didn’t affect the treble section which is good
Hehehe.. Figure... not many sell Solaris 2nd hand...They're coming at home today !!
David's one
You sold your Solaris too?Yeah I have big ear canals so on the picture they look small in comparison
These look great! Curious as to why you went with these rather than say Snugs? Is it a price point thing in this case?Yep I posted some picture as well
Here is one
Comfort is very very good, and isolation logically a step up... it’s clearly the way to go, note that they are going to stick out quite the bit so usage on the move those will be even more noticeable than they normally do
Sound wise, bass will benefit greatly, mids are a tad fuller for me and I found it didn’t affect the treble section which is good
Well yes, however I found the vega to have a much tighter bass, with more impact! The sad thing is my Andro have been relegated since picking up the Vega. I suppose what I’m trying to understand is whether the Solaris is indeed an Andro+ a more natural and impactful bass. From reading this thread over the months it kind of seems that way but I can’t help get the impression it’s not quite there
The Phantom look great but I think I’d miss the DD naturalness, nothwithstanding their tuning. CA seems to me to be on a great trajectory - just not convinced the Solaris is it yet. Although of course, I should probably try to hear them before passing judgement!
Perhaps Basshead is what I gravitate towards, but most of my listening is of classical music. The Andro are incredible but it’s frustrating to miss the bloom a cello makes on the lower strings for example. No easy way it seems
