AdamZuf
Headphoneus Supremus
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i still find it very hard to believe that the modded DI/O was to blame. please pick up 2 people that say that the DI/O is sibilant, and i'll reconsider.
to add some to my argument, i repeat: the DT880 sounded wonderful (the best i heard them, by a considerable margin) with the XP-7. maybe just a tiny bit more sibilant then usually, but nothing to say about "this is sibilant".
the XP-7 was damaged in the way back to ray, and he told me he had to replace the volume pot. maybe it was the problem, and it got fixed, before you had your listen
Originally posted by john_jcb I heard Adam's XP-7 after it was returned and there was nothing wrong with it to my ears. I listened to it with a Meridian player and CD-3000's. It sounded exactly like the others I have heard. I know Adam heard what he heard but I do not think the amp was the source. Maybe, what was heard has always been there and the XP-7 allowed him to hear it. This is conjecture though as I have no way of listening to Adam's setup. |
i still find it very hard to believe that the modded DI/O was to blame. please pick up 2 people that say that the DI/O is sibilant, and i'll reconsider.
to add some to my argument, i repeat: the DT880 sounded wonderful (the best i heard them, by a considerable margin) with the XP-7. maybe just a tiny bit more sibilant then usually, but nothing to say about "this is sibilant".
the XP-7 was damaged in the way back to ray, and he told me he had to replace the volume pot. maybe it was the problem, and it got fixed, before you had your listen
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