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Headphoneus Supremus
btw , the ortofon stock tips work wonders with the 272
my go-to tips , hands down.
my go-to tips , hands down.
one does not sell a 272 so easily
oh sure ill grant for texture and impact its just not got the body behind it. it would be like the most accurate wire frame drawing of soemthing. the detail is there and its tachnically hyper accurate but its bass is soulless.
extension is sorta there, its just so lacking in body, its got no potency to it.
btw , the ortofon stock tips work wonders with the 272
my go-to tips , hands down.
i like my J3 + arrow amp , and Tuesday i am getting the DX90
i can not wait to see the total sound improvement , everyone says that the dx90 is a big upgrade over the J3
thanx , btw if you have some money around for a xmas gift, get the re600 for just 199$
its sound makes a very nice combo with the 272
One does not for sure especially since it's so rare! haha
I figured your response would be something like this haha. As I was writing that, I remember thinking, "Well I guess it depends on how one defines detail in bass here I suppose." which was why I mentioned the IMO part at the end!
these damn re-272 make even my re-600 sound kinda bloated and with small bumps along the sonic spectrum - and they are supposed to be 'flat' (or so most people who own the re600 say)
I am listening to some Porcupine Tree from good vinyl rips and they sound unbelievably good , regarding their flat/neutral tonality
the way i am hearing them , the 272 seem to have a more laid out/flat sound with more edged out soundstage both left and right , whereas the re600 seems to peak in the center of the sonic soundstage (the re600 mids are more forward and this creates an illusion of centered-sound image)
i think that for now , the 272 is still the best iem created from hifiman - this is a very interesting comparison , well done Hifiman !
RE-272 makes a great combo with my DX90 - in fact i prefer it to the RE-600 - this iem is a marvel
btw , has anyone who had the RE272 went on to get the Noble 4 ? Impressions/Comparisons ?
I would really like to hear your thoughts on these 2 iems
Very early days to write anything in detail about the sound. My first words that popped into my head was 'Hifiman sound'.
If you are looking for 'excitement' in bass, guess you should look elsewhere. Bass is not great in quantity, but it does not make sacrifices like RE272 or SE535 and does not feel lacking in sub-bass like RE-400. The low end is neither anemic nor prominent - clean and let's say 'healthy' and natural, not just plenty. It loses out a bit in the lowest regions though. The rumble is 'felt' a slight bit, but not head 'drilling' like it can be with some dynamic IEMs.