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Gonna be hard to part with them for the tuneup time, but worth it I'm sure.
The real change is in the weight of the sub bass. The MD is still not a bass hp. BUT...there is more weight and authority in the lower frequencies. It retains the textured quality that makes it realistic and instrument specific. And it also is still linear sounding, wonderfully accurate with bass light material and then punching hard with pop, new jazz and trip hop.
I'm holding back a little bit here. The Alpha pads were a big step forward but the current build puts the bass where I hoped that it always would be...audiophile THUMP!!
Well, this time the mail looks like it went to 2/3 of the recipients. Sigh. I'll not pepper people with more copies. If anyone needs it from me for any reason please just PM me.
I have to export my mail list to a real mail package, the store's built-in software is just not up to the task.
Hum... I didn't get the newsletter :/. I thought I already subscribed but it seems I didn't.
I could use some more upper mid and treble energy for rock (dynamics, dynamics...) and the update from 3.0 to 3.2 might be worth considering!
Shipping from France to the US is too expensive though
@Dan: if you want a EU reseller, you could contact Audiophonics. The website is nowhere near as nice as yours but they are official reseller for "not-so-visible" companies like Lite audio, Audio-GD or Hifiman. They ship in most European countries I think and have an English website.
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So the bass is better, that is good. Are the highs a little more forward or is it still a darker can
I didn't receive the newsletter, could you please send it to me?
Also, how long would it take and how much would it cost for a tune up to the latest revision?
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So someone recommended that I try the Mad Dogs as a good ~$300 bassy set of headphones. Just curious, how does do the Mad Dogs compare with other bassy headphones around the same price point? Also since they are semi-open, how is the leakage? I plan to use these as portable headphones.
I'm in discussion with someone in the EU who I've already trained to do a 3.0->3.2 update and who has a headphone-oriented business. If he decides to go ahead with it we'll have a convenient solution for the EU, but otherwise I'll be happy to follow up on your suggestion.
I wouldn't recommend anyone from the EU upgrade from 3.0->3.2 at this time, as a quicker and less costly solution may not take me too long to setup.
This is great. I took this to the london meet and people all across the board were impressed (using graham slee solo ultra linear diamond edition amplifier - or as I like to call it GSSULDE). My version is the 3.0 as I bought them before the 17th march and of course improvements to the headphone I would always like to hear.
Yea, once an EU dealer is in place (preferably in the UK obviously....) then I will go for an upgrade definitely - otherwise it'll cost over £100 easily to ship it over and receive it again (import taxes from the US alone to UK are around £60).
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