prone2phone
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my phones don't like women voices, i think some portable amps can equalize this?
least sssibilant portable amps ???
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What is your source?
What are your 'phones?
Steven.
What are your 'phones?
Steven.
prone2phone
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pk1 minibox d fuze
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I've never heard any of those so I can't comment any more.
I'm sure someone more knowledgeable will be along in a moment.
Steven.
| Originally Posted by prone2phone /img/forum/go_quote.gif pk1 minibox d fuze
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I've never heard any of those so I can't comment any more.
I'm sure someone more knowledgeable will be along in a moment.
Steven.
NiceCans
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Perhaps you'd be better off to consider other headphones?
prone2phone
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well i like these earphones generally, it would be nice to get rid of the harshness..
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Predator may be worth a look.
prone2phone
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as far as i have red, ray sammuels designs his amps for ipods, and i have a fuze
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he doesnt just design them for ipods, they are an all around headphone amp.
Having a Line Out instead of a headphone out will improve any amp, but your fuze wont have that. All of Ray Samuels newest additions, like the Predator, the Mustang, and a few others, have no detectable sibilance in my experience.
Having a Line Out instead of a headphone out will improve any amp, but your fuze wont have that. All of Ray Samuels newest additions, like the Predator, the Mustang, and a few others, have no detectable sibilance in my experience.
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It might be your ears/source!
I suffer with sibilance and i've found best cure is cans, with dt770s or hd650 there is no sibilance; not sure an amp can help.
I suffer with sibilance and i've found best cure is cans, with dt770s or hd650 there is no sibilance; not sure an amp can help.
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thanks for info, but i am more interested in portable phones
.. it's just strange, because i didn't read any reviews that stated yuins are sibilant
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I also have sibilance issue with the PK1. I believe in one of the in-depth reviews, the reviewer has mentioned sibilance on PK1 which was absent on the OK1.
| Originally Posted by prone2phone /img/forum/go_quote.gif thanks for info, but i am more interested in portable phones
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I also have sibilance issue with the PK1. I believe in one of the in-depth reviews, the reviewer has mentioned sibilance on PK1 which was absent on the OK1.
RickB
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Are your PK1s fully burned in?
I found that mine's sibilance decreased noticeably after they got at least 100 hours runtime.
I found that mine's sibilance decreased noticeably after they got at least 100 hours runtime.
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Well over 500hrs.
| Originally Posted by RickB /img/forum/go_quote.gif Are your PK1s fully burned in? I found that mine's sibilance decreased noticeably after they got at least 100 hours runtime. |
Well over 500hrs.
HiFlight
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Can't you EQ out the sibilance????
Shouldn't be too hard to drop the response in the 3-6 k range.
Shouldn't be too hard to drop the response in the 3-6 k range.
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