I love to listen to music with the Dita Audio - Dream, what a fabulous in ear...
It is so well balanced, so coherent, so impressive, so musical, so good I can listen them for ours.
Its a chameleon, tried the Dream with the Filo X7/amp2, I was not impressed but it was ok.
When throwing the AK Kann to the Dream the sound was involving...
While I am using the AK SP1000 I settled with Final Ear-tips and it is just stunning...
I have a long tradition in listening to high end audio, and the Dita is freaking high end period.
So clean, so much fun!! Almost the sound signature from my home system!!
In stereo systems you have room involvement, placement is crucial, and under 200Hz you're room can be an enemy!!
This is so good with the dream, the Titanium body is so quiet, nothing is a painpoint, the highs the mid's the lows so extremely well balanced , no fatigue at all in combination with the SP1000.
While playing some tracks I use Tidal, and I must say.... I kind of love these Dita's!! :
Auberge - Chris Rea: you hear some birds, someone walking from left to right, kicking a empty bottle, this is rolling from right to left.
The tonality is so fu**king real, when the person walks from left to right the steps are a bid above you...
When I Close My Eyes - Dominic Miller: The track starts with bass but so clean and deep, same as on a high-end stereo system.
When Miller is playing his guitar the sound is overwhelming, you first hear and feel the plectrum hitting the strings, then the fabulous sounds pops in from his guitar.
This Is The Thing - Fink Meets The Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra: You notice the Concertgebouw acoustic in the delay's..
First the guitars starts, then the touch on the cymbals so real... the voice of Fink is a. bit to the left.
In a stereo system you hear the voice of Fink more in the center because in a stereo set up, you're right ear also gets information from the left speaker and you're left ear does get information from the right speaker. You get feedback from both speakers, back to the in ear:
The track is very engaging, at 5:09 the Concertgebouw Orchestra take over the drums sounds so easy, then the audience pops in... just a real as it can be.
Nisa - Abdullah Ibrahim ( album Yarona ): The authority of the piano, the well balanced tone is freaking real, all the sorts of sounds on and around the stage are there.
I use this track a lot to test audio setups.
Isobel - The Yuri Honig Trio ( album Alive ): This track is recorded at the old Bimhuis in Amsterdam.
You can turn volume the volume up quite a bit to feel Joost Lijbaart playing a tiny drum system.
The tracks starts, you can here the band talking in you're right ear the first 3 seconds, and at 14seconds you can here Joost Lijbaart's chair making noise but so obvious.
The he hits the drum it is total energy. I am impressed !!
Waves - Dean Lewis ( Acoustic )
The Voice of Lewis is so natural and you feel the emotion in the song.
Heart - Bo Stief Dream Machine ( Album Heart & Destiny ): The song begins with a plug on a guitar, If you weren't listening then you will!!! It has so freaking everything with the Dita Dream. You here the plectrum hit the strings and the sound comes with so much authority. You here small sounds floating around you're head. The drum kicks in so deep, rumbling for seconds but clean.... !!
I have to listen to this GEM more, but it's the best in ear I have ever heard, so coherent in every level if you throw a good amp to this.
