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For those of us with multiple headphones, which ones are you listening with now?
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Davidzak64
Headphoneus Supremus
HE560 v1 (grill mod) < Luxman R-113 < Loxjie D30 < Amazon Music HD.
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Davidzak64
Headphoneus Supremus
Phideaux : Ghost Story
K340 Electrostat-Dynamic (green driver) stock < Luxman R-113 < Loxjie D30 < Amazon Music HD.
Almost 45 years old and they are still my favorite. They are more detailed, faster and technically better than any HP I've ever owned. Timbre is amazing!
Their presentation is on par with anything I've listened to. Maybe, I just got Lucky and mine were blessed by the gods, but the synergy with the Luxman amp is a real treat to listen to.
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LMAO - I have looked at the album cover a few times today and it wasn't until I saw the red rose tattoo that I realised that Jada was photoshopped in - zero points for observation
Phideaux : Ghost Story
K340 Electrostat-Dynamic (green driver) stock < Luxman R-113 < Loxjie D30 < Amazon Music HD.
Almost 45 years old and they are still my favorite. They are more detailed, faster and technically better than any HP I've ever owned. Timbre is amazing!
Their presentation is on par with anything I've listened to. Maybe, I just got Lucky and mine were blessed by the gods, but the synergy with the Luxman amp is a real treat to listen to.
Brought my Meze 109 Pro with me to Fort Collins, Colorado -- SMSL SU-8 -> SMSL SP200
JRiver Media Center > SMSL SU9 > SMSL SH9 > Grado RS-1x
The Yes Album (1971) by Yes - Had a first world problem, DSD version or Steven Wilson remix and the former won, so no EQ this time (I usually have a small low shelf filter to lift the bass on all cans). Have to say, out of the many, many times I've listened to this album (I had the original on release) Chris Squire's bass has never sounded better, the RS-1x make it so crisp and natural and shows what a genius he was. Loving how easy every detail is to pick out, the separation and imaging is really impressive. I'm currently listening to Steve Howe work miracles in the background on Starship Trooper, another musical genius. When it comes to prog-rock it doesn't get any better than the holy trinity of Yes albums - The Yes Album, Fragile and Close to the Edge.
ps. @Davidzak64 , is that Jada in the cover photo?
The Yes Album (1971) by Yes - Had a first world problem, DSD version or Steven Wilson remix and the former won, so no EQ this time (I usually have a small low shelf filter to lift the bass on all cans). Have to say, out of the many, many times I've listened to this album (I had the original on release) Chris Squire's bass has never sounded better, the RS-1x make it so crisp and natural and shows what a genius he was. Loving how easy every detail is to pick out, the separation and imaging is really impressive. I'm currently listening to Steve Howe work miracles in the background on Starship Trooper, another musical genius. When it comes to prog-rock it doesn't get any better than the holy trinity of Yes albums - The Yes Album, Fragile and Close to the Edge.
ps. @Davidzak64 , is that Jada in the cover photo?
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jonathan c
Headphoneus Supremus
Go to post #7,227 on this thread - page 482 .JRiver Media Center > SMSL SU9 > SMSL SH9 > Grado RS-1x
The Yes Album (1971) by Yes - Had a first world problem, DSD version or Steven Wilson remix and the former won, so no EQ this time (I usually have a small low shelf filter to lift the bass on all cans). Have to say, out of the many, many times I've listened to this album (I had the original on release) Chris Squire's bass has never sounded better, the RS-1x make it so crisp and natural and shows what a genius he was. Loving how easy every detail is to pick out, the separation and imaging is really impressive. I'm currently listening to Steve Howe work miracles in the background on Starship Trooper, another musical genius. When it comes to prog-rock it doesn't get any better than the holy trinity of Yes albums - The Yes Album, Fragile and Close to the Edge.
ps. @Davidzak64 , is that Jada in the cover photo?
Haha - Ok, you spotted the Jada impersonator firstGo to post #7,227 on this thread - page 482 .
jonathan c
Headphoneus Supremus
The amazing thing is that over 5,400 posts were placed on this thread between each of ours featuring The Yes Album. It is a veritable classic: progressive & overall !!
I've played all three of their classic trio of The Yes Album, Fragile and Close to the Edge tonight and it certainly stands up alongside it's more famous siblings. In fact I think I would place it as equal best Yes studio album along side Fragile - I just think they slightly overcomplicated Close to the Edge, there's too much of a wall of sound and not enough space between the notes.The amazing thing is that over 5,400 posts were placed on this thread between each of ours featuring The Yes Album. It is a veritable classic: progressive & overall !!
jonathan c
Headphoneus Supremus
To me, The Yes Album has the best mix of expressiveness, prowess, technique of the ‘trio’. It has less / little of the “look what I (we) can do” syndrome.I've played all three of their classic trio of The Yes Album, Fragile and Close to the Edge tonight and it certainly stands up alongside it's more famous siblings. In fact I think I would place it as equal best Yes studio album along side Fragile - I just think they slightly overcomplicated Close to the Edge, there's too much of a wall of sound and not enough space between the notes.
I guess it says a lot that my three favourite songs on the Yessongs live album are all off The Yes AlbumTo me, The Yes Album has the best mix of expressiveness, prowess, technique of the ‘trio’. It has less / little of the “look what I (we) can do” syndrome.
gefellmics
Head-Fier
Qobuz HD Stream>Hifiman EF400>Grado RS1 (Vintage Button)
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