H20Fidelity
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is this music?
I believe in some peoples eyes it is, though not necessarily my eyes anymore.
It may or may not still be present on some of my players.
is this music?
To some extent, I'd say yes, though nothing backing of the volume a few clicks can cure. The Tralucent sounds incredibly clear and detailed, I don't find high volumes are required to hear every sample clearly. if its going to fall short at versatility it will be because it leans out too quickly on brighter recordings. However, the difference would be the genre's 1Plus2 truly excels at A83 will never bring out the same levels of emotion or high-end timbre.
This song sounds good on A83 fabulous detail in Maria Mena's voice, but with 1Plus2 it sounds like she's actually there inside your head.
Although with this track 1Plus2 can lean out too much at higher volumes while A83 will not.
Well Maria, if not in my head, was pretty darn close to me, and the Skum track with the insane descending bass was...insane!
Gosh, A83 still pretty up there though.
Can anyone compare this to ie80 or Asg1.2?
Thanks
IE80? Out of this competition.
Lol, that's what I wanted to hear, ok I'm getting some good offer on ie800 from my local shop here, that puts a 150 above a83, now what should I do? Both have raiving reviews, but I gotta say the a83s look stunning, really stunning on those pics.
I've owned the IE80 and currently the Fidue. Let's just say there is a reason that I still own the Fidue and not the IE80. Also, the Fidue would probably be a better bet. A lot of people have had issues with sibilance with the IE800, plus the Fidue (I think) will have a deeper reaching bass response than the 800.
Thanks KaminKevCrew and flippant for your thoughts.
The bass extention is better on fidue, ok, that's nice, what about the quantity? Soundstage width and height/depth.
It would be really great if I could get more opinion on fidue vs ie800.
Thanks
Fidue have a very good quantity of bass. The extension is amazing, and you can hear it all the way down, even when listening to incredibly bassy tracks. I haven't listened to the Senns and Fidues back to back, but from what I recall they are pretty similar, and definitely more accurate than my Denon D7k (I'm talking about actual accuracy in video games. I can tell where people are through walls with the Fidue, which I couldn't with the 7K)