OK, I'll bite. What album is that?
Porcupine Tree's Deadwing
OK, I'll bite. What album is that?
On a different topic - are er4xr (and the rest of Etys line) right/left specific? Or would it be fine to switch right to left when changing cables? I don’t mean switching channels. Just changing drivers compared to what is marked at the testing sheet. They’re all identical right? (Unlike shure IEMs for example)
I love Porcupine Tree. Saw them live, great performance! I took my niece’s husband on his birthday. When we got back there was a surprise waiting for him from my niece and I. A brand new pair of ER4s! True story. In Absentia is another great album.Porcupine Tree's Deadwing
I used to like Porcupine Tree, but stopped listening to them cold turkey when I discovered other more interesting (IMO) prog groups like Symphony X and OSI. Maybe it's because my favorite album of theirs at the time, In Absentia, reminded me too much of classic rock/prog which I was getting quite bored with.Sorry to wander slightly off topic, but somebody here needs to point out that @nadavnaz's avatar is the cover of one of the greatest albums ever recorded. Take a listen with your favorite Ety, if you haven't already
Love Symphony X too Haven't heard OSI. What's a good starting point for OSI newbies?I used to like Porcupine Tree, but stopped listening to them cold turkey when I discovered other more interesting (IMO) prog groups like Symphony X and OSI. Maybe it's because my favorite album of theirs at the time, In Absentia, reminded me too much of classic rock/prog which I was getting quite bored with.
That's a difficult one. It's got Kevin Moore (ex-Dream Theater) and Jim Matheos (Fates Warning) with a bunch of special guests on each album. Gavin Harrison has done drums on the last two albums.Love Symphony X too Haven't heard OSI. What's a good starting point for OSI newbies?
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That's a difficult one. It's got Kevin Moore (ex-Dream Theater) and Jim Matheos (Fates Warning) with a bunch of special guests on each album. Gavin Harrison has done drums on the last two albums.
For a starting point though, I'd recommend the s/t debut if you like more technical music (it's got Mike Portnoy on drums). Free, the second album is more electronic. Blood has more of a mixture of the debut and Free and was the first release with Gavin. The latest one, Fire Make Thunder, is along the same lines but more prog rock than metal.
No matter your preference though, there truly is nothing like OSI.
This song is a good intro to what you can expect.
Edit: video.
Just received my ER4XR!
Unfortunately, I did not get the newer packaging with the bi flange tips which is a slight disappointment. On the flip side, it did come with the smaller tri flange tips which actually fit in my ears (huge plus for me). The build quality looks heaps better than the the hf3, though I wish the cable were braided the whole way through. Having the notches on each tip makes these things so much easier and less painful to insert (can not stress this enough). Before with the HF3, the stems wouldn't sit flush my ears because I needed to twist them at awkward angles which hurt my ears. With the XR, the stems sit flush and then some.
I haven't had a chance to test the sound much but what I have heard seems like (to me) a subtle but much appreciated upgrade over the HF3. Details are easier to pick out and I don't notice myself wondering where a particular sound is (this sometimes cropped up with the hf3). It's like listening to a concert in a small room, yet somehow nothing clashes and everything just makes sense.
I can't wait to to listen to these more but alas, I have to do go and be an adult.
Amazon USA.Could you please tell us whether you got it from? I wonder whether Amazon Europe has the new packaging in stock, but its very hard to tell...
Definitely interested!! Been waiting over a year to finally take advantage of the balanced port on my Fiio.