nieveulv
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cant wait for a GRAS or 5128 measurements for this.Looking forward to hearing more impressions and seeing FR.
cant wait for a GRAS or 5128 measurements for this.Looking forward to hearing more impressions and seeing FR.
Yes. The ZMF copper, an upgrade SPC and a pure silver. All sound great, but the copper seems to be the best match.I'd say after 30 hours I hear a lot of openness but I have no issues with the treble which I find extended and detailed but not annoying. What headphone cable are you using? Have you tried different headphone cables?
Even with the measurements, I'll be curious to see how this stacks up to something like the Solitaire P.cant wait for a GRAS or 5128 measurements for this.
Yes, with the cables that I have copper seems to be the best way. About cables lenght I can confirm what you wrote. I have experienced the same thing with Power cables when I started to do It by myself using neotech cables. In my case With shorter cables Better sound. I have no experience with headphones cables lenght but I think It should be the sameYes. The ZMF copper, an upgrade SPC and a pure silver. All sound great, but the copper seems to be the best match.
I'm still struggling how much the short cables (I never saw something like this before) on the headphone side make any difference in terms of cable switching.
My dac Is a gustard R26. Maybe a R2R dac could be a good choiceFor me, the Charybdis is really great. Not as smooth as my Elite, but very close.
I’m using the N7 and Sp3k and I’m wondering, whether a warmer sounding DAP could also be an option. Like the Shanling M9plus or may be an AK SE300.
Any experiences/recommendations out there?
These moments do get rarer the more you heard, that's certainly true.Listened to a couple of very popular totl planar headphones after listening to electrostatics for many years and they didn't do anything for me.Listening the Erzetich Charybdis and had a wow moment which after many years in this hobby they don't come around too often.
1 - Beautiful gear!The unboxing:
On my hands I immediately felt the substantial weight which is a big difference from my Susvara and Meze Elites. Wearing it doesn’t feel uncomfortable though, because the clamp is gentle and the weight is well-distributed. There’s some pressure on the base of the neck owing to the weight, and how people respond to that may be different. This is definitely heaps better than AB1266 fit and comfort.
The earrings don’t bother me. The cables look stronger and of better quality than the photos. In pictures, the cord of the earrings and stock cables looked like they’re covered in cloth that I was afraid would eventually fray but it is not the case in person. It’s actually covered in what looks like a nice transparent plastic that feels flexible and tough.
It’s now being burned in together with my new Linlai E300B tubes. Obviously I couldn’t resist but listen fresh out of the box. It does sound like a couple of steps up from the Meze Elite in technicality. There’s better detail retrieval, space and low end. And it sounds different enough to complement the Susvara. This does slot in somewhere between the AB1266 and Susvara but with the bonus of being easy to drive. This is just early impressions with no burn in yet. I will reserve the rest of my impressions until then.
There will be the Heddphone V2 soon, for those that are interested in the sound but afraid of the weight (~500g)these headphones look cool but very heavy.
600-625g - Atrium Closed (Bimble Box)
640g - Abyss 1266
718g - Heddphone
740g - Charybdis
I also find the Charybdis comfortable. As for the head and ears, I find the headband, the softness of the pads and the clamping adjustment excellent. As for the neck, 740 grams are felt and it depends on everyone's ability to bear the effort.I used to own the lcd xc - 700 grams and thats uncomfortable for me. Also the blackwood vo at 550grams feels heavy to me. The charybdis at 700grams amazingly felt comfortable and not heavy. Not sure why. Possible due to the nice soft pads and headband. Of course cannot be compared to the more comfortable empyrean and hd800s