[odehib]

Don't mean to rush or anything, but umm... who won?
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[avocadobeats123]

I wish I knew about this earlier

 

[tzjin]

The OP hasn't been online for a good two weeks. Someone want to email them?

 

[Jennifer Moshi]

Hi folks! Jennifer from Moshi here. Sorry for the delay- we will announce the three winners TOMORROW, 7/26 on our Facebook page here: https://www.facebook.com/moshimonde 
 
See you there!
 
*fixed hyperlink!
 
*Hey guys- for whatever reason, I'm not able to get the Facebook link to work from my forum post. If you search 'moshimonde' on Facebook our page should come up. Let me know if there are any problems. -J

 

[Armaegis]

Quote:

Hi folks! Jennifer from Moshi here. Sorry for the delay- we will announce the three winners TOMORROW, 7/26 on our Facebook page here: www.facebook.com/moshimonde 
 
See you there!

Invalid link?

 

[warrenpchi]

Quote:

Invalid link?

 
Fixed now. 

  http://www.facebook.com/moshimonde

 

[T-Willi]

1.) Price
2.) Sound/Clarity
3.)Weight (no-one likes a dumbell on there head lol)

 

[odehib]

1.) Price
2.) Sound/Clarity
3.)Weight (no-one likes a dumbell on there head lol)

Sorry, you're a little late.

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[T-Willi]

Dang. Oh well, good luck to everyone who made it on time haha

 

[Jennifer Moshi]

Hi folks - we announced the winners on our Facebook page today: Commenter #92, 'itshot', commenter #14, 'the higginator' and commenter #12, 'stratocaster man'. Winners- please send us a direct message on our Facebook page or email us at marketing@moshicorp.com with your contact details and we'll get you set up with your new Clarus! Thanks for participating.

 

[tzjin]

Darn. Maybe next time.

Congrats to the winners!
 

 

[MegaMushroom]

Aw... I knew lightening wouldn't strike twice for me.  Congrats to the winners. 

 

[miceblue]

Congratulations to the winners, and thank you Moshi Audio for the sweepstakes opportunity!

 

[goodvibes]

The 3 most important thing for me are the same for any listening device in no particular order are:
 
1)  A reasonable octave to octave balance with sufficient bandwidth. It can be warm or cool but if transitions smoothly without peaks or excessive amplitude areas that mask other ranges, I think many sigs (within reason as pitch vs amplitude can't be horribly skewed) can get decent results.
 
2)  The type of dynamics that allows one to realize underlying information during a loud passage. Where it gets quiet enough to 'hear in' while still exciting.
 
3)  The sort of relaxed resolution that comes from a combination of speed and control. Where it can be exciting without shouting and allow intimate music full expression.
 
All 3 fall apart if there is a lack of general control.
 
I know that I'm not in the running but thought I'd add my take.

 

[The Fed]

Not sure if this contest is still open but a compelling question.
 
My favorites.... what three things make them better?
 
1. Nothing is overemphasized but everything is emphasized well. Rich bass, strong mids, smooth treble....
2. Comfortable for long periods of time/ low fatigue
3. Good build quality and aesthetics