Indeed I myself am not much of a believer regarding adapters altering the sound, but in this case should be the material used there.. That's what I assuming man....
I have the H50 and the Yanyin Moonlight. The H50 is darker with a bit more bass emphasis. The Moonlight is brighter and neutral with better detail. Fun on the go vs. audiophile at home. Clearly the Moonlight is a tecnically better set and the are tuning wise complementary sets.
That would mean that the Yanyin HBB Mahina with it's slightly boosted bass would equal the H50's bass emphasis. Am I right in assuming this logic?
Where does the Mangird Xenns Up fit here in comparison?
Indeed I myself am not much of a believer regarding adapters altering the sound, but in this case should be the material used there.. That's what I assuming man....
Other than the adapter's impedance there is nothing else indeed that can produce sound enhancements
Penon has choosed not to come out in public about this and ii respect that man
Other than the adapter's impedance there is nothing else indeed that can produce sound enhancements
Penon has choosed not to come out in public about this and ii respect that man
Just had a look and no mention of sound improvement. My question to you is , how did you know of these claims? I believe the fact that the cable used in this adapter is OFC silver-plated cable, then this is having a funtion of sorts. I believe a different cable used would have the same difference you speak of instead of using this adapter.
Just had a look and no mention of sound improvement. My question to you is , how did you know of these claims? I believe the fact that the cable used in this adapter is OFC silver-plated cable, then this is having a funtion of sorts. I believe a different cable used would have the same difference you speak of instead of using this adapter.
Sure... I couldn't agree more that this, anyway.... if you re cable rolling believer as far as sound enhancements goes, then this adapter helps at the same direction man....
Just had a look and no mention of sound improvement. My question to you is , how did you know of these claims? I believe the fact that the cable used in this adapter is OFC silver-plated cable, then this is having a funtion of sorts. I believe a different cable used would have the same difference you speak of instead of using this adapter.
Every thing in the signal path has the potential to change the impedance or the character of sound. You do realize that putting two cables together effectively is like using a new cable, right. Also I'm not saying one way or the other as I haven't tried the adapter, but obviously cables at times alter the final sound. Some notice it more and some people don't notice any changes or perceive small changes. Truly it doesn't matter, as it's only up to the individual to decide. As an example placebo is a huge aspect of South American Tribal Medical Practices, used for 1000s of years. The effects of placebo are real. Not saying the cable add is placebo, as there may be real benefits that can be electronically measured. But this all breaks down to attitude. Attitude is an amazing force, as it changes the outcome of reality. Meaning if something gives you a good attitude, it doesn't matter what it is, or how it works, as long as it works.
Every thing in the signal path has the potential to change the impedance or the character of sound. You do realize that putting two cables together effectively is like using a new cable, right. Also I'm not saying one way or the other as I haven't tried the adapter, but obviously cables at times alter the final sound. Some notice it more and some people don't notice any changes or perceive small changes. Truly it doesn't matter, as it's only up to the individual to decide. As an example placebo is a huge aspect of South American Tribal Medical Practices, used for 1000s of years. The effects of placebo are real. Not saying the cable add is placebo, as there may be real benefits that can be electronically measured. But this all breaks down to attitude. Attitude is an amazing force, as it changes the outcome of reality. Meaning if something gives you a good attitude, it doesn't matter what it is, or how it works, as long as it works.
Well, the strangest things happen in relation to attitude. If a person reads a bad review of a hotel room, they may have to stay at the hotel anyway, due to logistics. The stay will be parallel to the review as they will note all the concepts, just like the reviewer before them wrote.
But in-fact if they were to read good reviews about the hotel, their stay may be even better than the last review they read. They will not notice any bad traits and enjoy their stay. The hotel rooms are the same, only attitude changed. Thus attitude forms perception, giving a different reality. The only view of reality is what we experience with our senses, which are only partially correct.
Hi! I have read all the reviews for the H50 on this site. I already own H40 and I was thinking of an upgrade. Recently I stumbled upon a very interesting headphones: Earsonics Onyx. Has anyone compared H50 and Onyx? I know that Onyx are about double the price of H50 and I was just wondering if sound performance justifies difference in price?
Hi! I have read all the reviews for the H50 on this site. I already own H40 and I was thinking of an upgrade. Recently I stumbled upon a very interesting headphones: Earsonics Onyx. Has anyone compared H50 and Onyx? I know that Onyx are about double the price of H50 and I was just wondering if sound performance justifies difference in price?
I own both, and I would be happy to do some comparisons. The ONYX is an incredible IEM. Though it’s very big and the weight is not exactly in the best of places, meaning the weight seems to fall outside the ear a little? This obviously depends on the person regarding fit. Where the H50 is way more comfortable and smaller/lower weight, no matter who is wearing it.
H50 is $295.00, the EarSonics ONYX is $561.00 though they have been found on-sale for $463.35. The ONYX is more V shaped signature where the bass is big, but also treble has a bite. Where the H50 has an upper midrange boost and upper treble boost, combined with a slightly clearer/smaller bass makes it more even handed.
Sound quality wise, I guess they would be equal, with the W signature of the H50 being more nimble and faster, cleaner and offering a more fleshed-out midrange. The ONYX being slightly more authoritative, yet not as fast, but holding an incredible tone and amazing soundstage none the less. Both are a great value really. Though my personal preference probably takes me over to the H50, just based on my personal sound quality preference?.....but just slightly. Fit though there is no comparison.
@Redcarmoose
Thank you very much for your thoughts regarding H50 and Onyx. I prefer headphones with warm signature. I mainly listen to pop, rock, electronic and a little bit of classical music. I think I will think about both of headphones for a little more time, but I am leaning towards H50.
Hey there!
Can anybody make a comparison between FH3 and EST50 when it comes to bass quantity?
For my personal preference bass quantity on FH3 was quite enjoyable but would not want any more of it.
I am enjoying Kinda Lava and FH5 too but I would not mind a little more bass....EST50 got me really interested.
Maybe someone who has heard them can write a few words, i would appreciate it
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