The Utopia has a promo now and you csn get it for 3K with a “free” q2prc(?) worth 1.2k.
So prices on the 2K range are competitive
So prices on the 2K range are competitive
Not really. It’s what can I get for $2000 today. To me whether used or new, it’s part of the competition and what my money can afford. I can get a used Utopia near $2000 or a new Ether2. Money is money in the end and if it’s the same price it should be comparable.Used prices are a meaningless comparison.
If they do they are in violation of the law. Returns have to be sold as B stock, open box, demo, etc. If you know of a company not following this, report them.
Not really. It’s what can I get for $2000 today. To me whether used or new, it’s part of the competition and what my money can afford. I can get a used Utopia near $2000 or a new Ether2. Money is money in the end and if it’s the same price it should be comparable.
.Thats if you like 4000$ headphones without warranty. I would never buy such an expensive item used without warranty. NOPE
Who's selling it for 2200? Even the source av isnt selling that cheap
Not the right guy to ask, never been soundstage person- but tonality is amazing- if you want more info, recommend checking the Diana Thread- but when Matt discussed the Ether2 it was like he was describing the Diana to me.How would you rate the Diana? I’ve heard the soundstage is not that impresssive.
Yes. Everyone who I heard talking about them, loved them. Ether 2 is Ether Flow evolved: more resolving, lighter, more comfortable, better looking (including the case, which is now black).Need more impressions! Rmaf is over, what’s the verdict?! Are these winners?
Yes. Everyone who I heard talking about them, loved them. Ether 2 is Ether Flow evolved: more resolving, lighter, more comfortable, better looking (including the case, which is now black).
It is impossible to give a full fledged review of them without spending more time in a quieter, more familiar environment, with more familiar sources and gear, but everything so far indicates that these are a winner.
How much better than the Ether Flow 1.0 they are, or the very fresh 1.1, is another question that requires more time to fully answer.
Edit 1: the new Vivo cable feels very nice and is thicker, and to me sounded more resolving than the stock DUM cable. However, I don't like the outer shape of the splitter guard (or whatever it's called), it is very chunky and can easily get caught on a desk edge (from below the desk).
Edit 2: while I have limited use for open cans at the moment, I clearly need to update to a phone with a better camera...
All drunken posts I am relatively sureIm definitely looking forward on your view on the vivo cables vs the lavri cables.