[Barusu Lamperouge]

Hello! I'm curious to know how many audio enthusiasts are there in India? We should connect and share our experiences about this unique and affordable form of Hi-fi audio in India. Share our new discoveries and impressions about the audio gear in general.

Looking forward to connect with many kindred spirits.

 

[Spareribs]

I love Indian food

 

[Barusu Lamperouge]

I love Indian food

Hahahaha! Hope you love Chi-fi stuff as well.

 

[Barusu Lamperouge]

@superuser1 this can be used as an alternative to the Indian thread that got deactivated.

 

[superuser1]

@superuser1 this can be used as an alternative to the Indian thread that got deactivated.

Thanks mate!

 

[Barusu Lamperouge]

Moondrop Variations land on HPZ for a whopping ₹50k! Welp. HPZ needs to work on it's pricing it's crazy most of the times.

https://www.headphonezone.in/collections/mid-fi-audiophile-iems/products/moondrop-variations

 

[abheybir]

Moondrop Variations land on HPZ for a whopping ₹50k! Welp. HPZ needs to work on it's pricing it's crazy most of the times.

https://www.headphonezone.in/collections/mid-fi-audiophile-iems/products/moondrop-variations

Totally agreed!! HPZ has monopoly over Indian audio web market for sometime, but now three other websites are there to give them serious competition -theaudiostore, conceptkart and hifinage; and and they are giving very competitive and genuine prices imho.

 

[ehjie]

I love Indian food

My lunch today's Biryani rice w/ beef masala...

 

[Barusu Lamperouge]

Totally agreed!! HPZ has monopoly over Indian audio web market for sometime, but now three other websites are there to give them serious competition -theaudiostore, conceptkart and hifinage; and and they are giving very competitive and genuine prices imho.

Hifinage has been there for quite some time. But, their collection is quite underwhelming. I don't blame them for it because it requires substantial investment to have everything that's launched as part of their inventory.

Concept kart is also good but they too suffer from lack of funds to compete with HPZ.

I hope Indian audiophile scene sees some kind of boost for these storefronts to invest more wrt inventory.

 

[Barusu Lamperouge]

Concept Kart has added a some good gear to their inventory. Worth a check.

 

[Manish2547]

Moondrop Variations land on HPZ for a whopping ₹50k! Welp. HPZ needs to work on it's pricing it's crazy most of the times.

https://www.headphonezone.in/collections/mid-fi-audiophile-iems/products/moondrop-variations

your link is not working, gives a 404 error, if are looking for iems collection, you should visit other audio based ecommerce site like theaudiostore, conceptkart and electronicsindia.

 

[Barusu Lamperouge]

your link is not working, gives a 404 error, if are looking for iems collection, you should visit other audio based ecommerce site like theaudiostore, conceptkart and electronicsindia.

It must be out of stock. Thanks for your suggestions but I have been to those portals as well. Not much difference when it comes to retail pricing.

 

[Manish2547]

The power you give the DAC is vital; if it comes from a clean source, the sound will be clean as well, with tight bass and details. Shanti, Allo has a linear power supply that is said to be very good but comes at a premium price. They also offer the Nirvana super low noise smps based power supply, which has received positive feedback. I haven't tested any of these and hence cannot comment. However, if you're interested, you can look into those possibilities as well.
Source: Concept Kart

 

[ehjie]

https://conceptkart.com/
The link is operational.
However, I got the info from their main page
https://allo.com/sparky/nirvana-smps.html
The Nirvana looks very promising and to some degree they impact the quality of sound output.

I recently had the chance to audition the Ferrum Erco and Hypsos and the difference is very audible.
Even other devices using the Erco are consistent in its very clean, blacker background...