JuanLuis91
100+ Head-Fier
Thanks for your reponse. I will make further testing later.
I listen several times to the dx120 with my Earsonics VelvetV2 and I can't say if I like it or not.
Sometimes it greats on some tracks and poor or distrubing in another.
I want to know if Sound Mode and Filters are always available or it depends on the track format (Flac, Hi-res, DSD...). I don't hear any differences in sound mode and a little bit between some filters but not all.
thanks
I believe that filters have more to do with the type of music and mastering. The "sharp" versions go best with electronic / synth pop or music with digital sounds. The "Slow" versions go better with less digital instruments, guitars, drums, acoustic bass, vocals, pianos, etc. Personally I use the "Short Delay Slow" a lot for rock, alternative pop, r&b and disco because I feel the music sounds less compressed and more open. The "Super Slow" filter is interesting because it gives you a very full feeling of fullness, but the sound softens considerably, in fact I feel it works well with acoustic music, jazz and some blues.