Midrange? What's a midrange? Haha. I'm sure it'll have some good midrange too. But it apparently has a V signature to it. It's crazy to spend so much money on a product that I have never heard before or has no return policy.
Glad I'm not the only one I was thinking it's probably a high-end audiophile tool that I've never seen before
ok so wrap first but start at the iem end leaving 3 finger lengths. then put the plug in the cup, then put the iems on the space above the cup? I will try this thank you
Fiio X3-Mojo-Sony Xb90ex wonderful combo. If only the hardware controls still worked, if I could up the bass I'd be in heaven... Minus that cursed UI. Stacks well together though.
Fiio X3-Mojo-Sony Xb90ex wonderful combo. If only the hardware controls still worked, if I could up the bass I'd be in heaven... Minus that cursed UI. Stacks well together though.
I haven't even tried my G2s yet... Tomorrow will be a fun work day. Coax cable coming from Moon, I can finally use my X7 with the Mojo. Can't wait to hear the Sony Xb90ex and my Fostex Th900. I'll try to work tomorrow...
Regardless, I know my clients will be blowing me up all day, won't be able to listen too much.
Good to see some people usually seen on high end forums also joining this thread. Sometimes when you have reached the pinnacle (whatever that is at that time), it is more satisfying to listen to some bassy cans or IEMs and forget about the front end etc. I had a "stack" in the past with iPhone-CLAS-iBasso DB2-SR71B-UE18 Pro. Now I just use iPhone and Layla on the go, with Layla's bass knob turned to max. I also sold my BHSE and am selling my SR009. The only cans I have now are the HE1000 and the T5p (for gaming purpose).
These are of course all part of the plan to try to get my hands on the Sennheiser HE-1, but I don't feel like missing out so far. Although possibly the most transparent rig in the world (before HE-1 appeared), I did not really listen much to my BHSE-009 combo in the past few years - not because it is not good, but I enjoy the freedom of moving around in the house with IEMs, and when I sit down, I prefer listening to my speakers system.
In search for the flat frequency response curve, most people, sadly including most high end headphone /IEM manufacturers, have ignored the fact that human response weakens as the frequency goes lower. Human's "internal frequency curve" on the perception end should be taken into account to make truly good headphones. That's why a flat line won't cut it. I say bassy cans / IEMs FTW. What about you?
Good to see some people usually seen on high end forums also joining this thread. Sometimes when you have reached the pinnacle (whatever that is at that time), it is more satisfying to listen to some bassy cans or IEMs and forget about the front end etc. I had a "stack" in the past with iPhone-CLAS-iBasso DB2-SR71B-UE18 Pro. Now I just use iPhone and Layla on the go, with Layla's bass knob turned to max. I also sold my BHSE and am selling my SR009. The only cans I have now are the HE1000 and the T5p (for gaming purpose).
These are of course all part of the plan to try to get my hands on the Sennheiser HE-1, but I don't feel like missing out so far. Although possibly the most transparent rig in the world, I did not really listen much to my BHSE-009 combo in the past few years - not because it is not good, but I enjoy the freedom of moving around in the house with IEMs, and when I sit down, I prefer listening to my speakers system.
gotta be better than my flimsy flimmy flam US version... maybe accounts for the extra cost too.
Looks like maybe the japanese export replacement cables on ebay are the same one, I should probably jump on that.
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