RPGWiZaRD
Headphoneus Supremus
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Any1 else tried using multiple ZOs in succession yet?
I can't find words of how great ZO2.3 (low-gain) -> ZO1.0 -> DN-HP700 headphones sound like, it's like everything gets amazing, bass punchiness/articulation is extremely impressive, it's more of a "feel-the-bass" added thing than audible bloated bass addition as long as you stick to the lower contour levels. The bass despite double-amping like that is extremely well textured with this headphone at least. This headphone already has a bit emphasized bass so if you go higher you'll get scaringly strong bass output but I didn't hear any clipping occuring though, it sounded clean for such a large boost it added but at the point you start increasing the bass it becomes more like a brain vibrator haha.
Besides the bass the equally striking detail is how mids sound so clear, realistic with so much definition and weight. You hear every tiny nuance in the voice. Instruments equally impressive, especially guitars which gets so much weight to them I can "feel" every note played. This headphone is impressive on its own but with ZO2.3 + ZO1 it's on an entire different level.
The soundstage also is very good doing so, it's more like slightly improved than getting worse, I think the positioning gets clearer. Another thing that is greatly improved is the Dynamic range, everything sounds more dynamic.
Volume level wise the ZO2.3 (low gain) + ZO1 it's like if I maybe would use 40~43% on the source ampless, then I use about 29% with this config which fits there somewhere in-between low and high gain setting if using only ZO2.3.
I can't find words of how great ZO2.3 (low-gain) -> ZO1.0 -> DN-HP700 headphones sound like, it's like everything gets amazing, bass punchiness/articulation is extremely impressive, it's more of a "feel-the-bass" added thing than audible bloated bass addition as long as you stick to the lower contour levels. The bass despite double-amping like that is extremely well textured with this headphone at least. This headphone already has a bit emphasized bass so if you go higher you'll get scaringly strong bass output but I didn't hear any clipping occuring though, it sounded clean for such a large boost it added but at the point you start increasing the bass it becomes more like a brain vibrator haha.
Besides the bass the equally striking detail is how mids sound so clear, realistic with so much definition and weight. You hear every tiny nuance in the voice. Instruments equally impressive, especially guitars which gets so much weight to them I can "feel" every note played. This headphone is impressive on its own but with ZO2.3 + ZO1 it's on an entire different level.
The soundstage also is very good doing so, it's more like slightly improved than getting worse, I think the positioning gets clearer. Another thing that is greatly improved is the Dynamic range, everything sounds more dynamic.
Volume level wise the ZO2.3 (low gain) + ZO1 it's like if I maybe would use 40~43% on the source ampless, then I use about 29% with this config which fits there somewhere in-between low and high gain setting if using only ZO2.3.