Saoshyant
Headphoneus Supremus
I'll say that Mojito + Mojo is an exceptional pairing.
I really should see how that pairing handles Rachmaninov.
I'll say that Mojito + Mojo is an exceptional pairing.
Currently listening to my new SeaHF 320Ohms V1.
Bass extension is amazing! I finally understand (I guess) what some people mean by full size headphone sound from an earbud.
Listening to Joe Hisaishi's - World Dream here are my quick very initial impressions
Counter bass notes is amazing, I can actually feel each string vibrating.
Horns are also very good.
High notes from violin do not have the sparkle of my Dual Driver.
However, trumpet and oboe notes are very naturally presented.
Soundstage is to my ears at least, deep, rather than wide. Though it is still wider if not the same as the Cygnus.
Overall, my initial impressions is that SeaHF 320Ohm V1 is a very laid back and dark sounding earbud. Great for long listening sessions.
*Kindly note that the above was my personal impression, and YMMW.
EDIT: Forgotten to mention that the lower frequencies have more body to them compare to the Dual Drivers. I am comparing the V1 to the DD's because I am currently using the V1's to listen to Joe Hisaishi's Albums
How is the sub-bass? More than Zen 2?
Mojito + Mojo is no joke! and if you bump up the bass EQ the Mojito is capable of quite serious sub bass...
I am waiting on both 320 and 400 ohm versions of the SeaHf to show up. You guys made me do it....
@AudioNewbi3
Really excited to hear more of your impressions of it versus the Cygnuz/Zen 2. do note the sub bass too
More than likely at least one will end up on the chopping block, so someone can look forward to a used set of SeaHf's
i too..I am waiting on both 320 and 400 ohm versions of the SeaHf to show up. You guys made me do it....
Currently listening to my new SeaHF 320Ohms V1.
Bass extension is amazing! I finally understand (I guess) what some people mean by full size headphone sound from an earbud.
Listening to Joe Hisaishi's - World Dream here are my quick very initial impressions
Counter bass notes is amazing, I can actually feel each string vibrating.
Horns are also very good.
High notes from violin do not have the sparkle of my Dual Driver.
However, trumpet and oboe notes are very naturally presented.
Soundstage is to my ears at least, deep, rather than wide. Though it is still wider if not the same as the Cygnus.
Overall, my initial impressions is that SeaHF 320Ohm V1 is a very laid back and dark sounding earbud. Great for long listening sessions.
*Kindly note that the above was my personal impression, and YMMW.
EDIT: Forgotten to mention that the lower frequencies have more body to them compare to the Dual Drivers. I am comparing the V1 to the DD's because I am currently using the V1's to listen to Joe Hisaishi's Albums
Some says that seahf 320ohm v1 is a lot similar with ve zen 1.0.
I've ever had both. Seahf 320 v1 is best if you compared it to other series. And it's also has very good bass extension and headphone-like sensation.
But wait till you hear ve zen v1. Though it's a little bit similar, zen 1.0 will blow your mind with it's sound. It's THAT good. Best bass and PRaT from earbud world.
*can't wait your impresion of elibuds, mate
I actually only bought the 400ohm SeaHf, in the middle of trying to cut down on the number of buds I have anyway. Anyone know both that and the Zen 1.0 sound? Just curious. I'll post about the seahf of course when it gets in, but I feel almost guilty buying it!
I know it's kind of hacky and ridiculous sounding, but while I thought the Sennheiser MX500 was pretty unimpressive, I realized if you set the inline volume control about halfway and turn the volume on your amp higher, the sound is something much sweeter and smoother. Suddenly all the sibilance is gone and there is an excellent balance of bass.
13USD ELIBUD SABIA from Indonesia has arrive mates!