[Eroica4th]

I'll try to pick something from the musical geniuses Justin Bieber or Taylor Swift (DSD of course)

I'll let everyone know my very important choice soon so we can only discuss that one master song that will bring everyone together :veryevil:  

I was trying to help, you are trying to be funny.

I think I must say thanks..

 

[Eroica4th]

I think Hotel California in Hell Freezes Over qualifies. I also think talking about soundstage in any IEM is a joke.

That's what you think

 

[M-13]

I was trying to help, you are trying to be funny.

I think I must say thanks..

 
Haha sorry. This was very tongue-in-cheek. I wasn't meaning any disrepect to you.
 
But yeah that would be really funny if the Head-Fi.org offical test track became Taylor Swift's "Shake it Off"

 

[Eroica4th]

Haha sorry. This was very tongue-in-cheek. I wasn't meaning any disrepect to you.

But yeah that would be really funny if the Head-Fi.org offical test track became Taylor Swift's "Shake it Off"

I doubt that there are users who consider any of Taylor Swift's songs a masterpiece, though

 

[LouisArmstrong]

Anyone knows whether the Comply P series is compatible with the Layla?

 

[Eroica4th]

Anyone knows whether the Comply P series is compatible with the Layla?

Check the dimensions that are provided in their website and compare with tsx500 ,ts500 or any compatible model to Layla.

 

[bflat]

 
I think Hotel California in Hell Freezes Over qualifies. I also think talking about soundstage in any IEM is a joke.

I'm a little confused, or maybe I just didn't get the running joke, but by your own review at the beginning of this thread:
 
http://www.head-fi.org/t/752454/jh-audio-layla-impressions-thread#post_11261170
 
You describe the soundstage of the Laylas very positively. Were you being sarcastic there or has your opinion changed?

 

[LouisArmstrong]

 
I'm a little confused, or maybe I just didn't get the running joke, but by your own review at the beginning of this thread:
 
http://www.head-fi.org/t/752454/jh-audio-layla-impressions-thread#post_11261170
 
You describe the soundstage of the Laylas very positively. Were you being sarcastic there or has your opinion changed?

Yes - but compared with the grand scheme of things, soundstage on IEMs is still a joke.

 

[PhilW]

Yes - but compared with the grand scheme of things, soundstage on IEMs is still a joke.

I used to think the same.

 

[longbowbbs]

I doubt we will ever have any agreement on what recording qualifies as an audiophile standard. However, if the track and specifics are included (16/44.1 AIFF, 24/96 FLAC etc.) then at least everyone knows a bit more about the choice of listening material.

 

[Danz03]

It's very hard especially for non-classical music in general, because every time they released or reissued a CD nowadays, it is mastered differently, and louder than the last. Probably would have to specify the year of release too.

I doubt we will ever have any agreement on what recording qualifies as an audiophile standard. However, if the track and specifics are included (16/44.1 AIFF, 24/96 FLAC etc.) then at least everyone knows a bit more about the choice of listening material.

 

[longbowbbs]

It's very hard especially for non-classical music in general, because every time they released or reissued a CD nowadays, it is mastered differently, and louder than the last. Probably would have to specify the year of release too.

I doubt we will ever have any agreement on what recording qualifies as an audiophile standard. However, if the track and specifics are included (16/44.1 AIFF, 24/96 FLAC etc.) then at least everyone knows a bit more about the choice of listening material.

Good points.

 

[Eroica4th]

It's very hard especially for non-classical music in general, because every time they released or reissued a CD nowadays, it is mastered differently, and louder than the last. Probably would have to specify the year of release too.

Yes. We can precisely use the same recording to judge in a standard manners. In physics we have SI units. Not someone's unit. And the road goes on if we consider another serious field.

It just seems so wrong when someone try to discuss iem without a reference. And this is what I've noticed here so far. Only few that mentions their musics during their test.

 

[Danz03]

In that case, someone would have to upload some high quality copyright free music files so everyone can use those as the reference tracks.

Yes. We can precisely use the same recording to judge in a standard manners. In physics we have SI units. Not someone's unit. And the road goes on if we consider another serious field.

It just seems so wrong when someone try to discuss iem without a reference. And this is what I've noticed here so far. Only few that mentions their musics during their test.

 

[bflat]

In that case, someone would have to upload some high quality copyright free music files so everyone can use those as the reference tracks.

http://www.2l.no/hires/
 
Numerous hi res and DSD