I don't want to go anywhere with the hugo TT 2 but my lounge,portable means compromise. I want state of the art.Hugo TT 2 M scaler Empyrean headphones has got to be up there
Music day are you for real?I'm looking forward to Hugo TT 2 and M scaler and it's like I'm getting a brand new m3 but a Porsche Gt3 rs is better.You said Empyrean will sound fantastic with Hugo TT 2
I've heard the blu 2 and Dave at Hifi lounge and I weren't impressed,they also had it through a chord amp and 40 grand pmc speakers, still weren't impressed.I was more interested in meeting Rob watts, I was thinking in my head when I met him it would be oh my god Paul but it wasn't.But when you meet famous ppl you know them but they don't know you.I'm not after the state of the art I'm just after the best I can afford
I'm a factory worker and Hugo TT 2 and m scaler with Empyrean is the best I'll ever get in my life time
I believe bal has value when it comes down to power delivery. If you can deliver enough power to a headphone (not sure what the Emp’s requirement is but probably over 300mW) via unbalanced then you’re golden. Balanced such as 4.4mm allows for more power to be delivered to the headphone, which results in a better sound (useful for portables).
Benchmark HPA-4 has balanced in, balanced out (front panel 4-pin XLR, and dual 3-pin XLR pre-out).
Perhaps they bowed to market pressure, or maybe they changed their minds. I’ve always assumed that the whole ‘balanced is better, no difference, SE is better’ controversy came down to amp topology. But I ain’t no EE.
4.4 on DAPs and portable amps? Definitely the future. 4.4 on desktop amp? Not so much — at least I’m not seeing it. But I’d be happy to use a DAP cable/adapter w/ my desktop amps. I’m already doing that with my 2,5mm TRRS cables and a 6-foot adapter cable.
The first batch has landed in the UK! If you are looking for a stocking retailer please PM us.
On the cable debate, one thing that is getting over looked is what distributors and retailers will stock. It works to chose at time of purchase if direct from a manufacturers site but not when stock is already held in each territory. My ideal as a distributor would be that manufactures include a long 6.35mm cable as standard with full size headphones. Past that it would be sensible to have optional cables as discussed - short 3.5mm, balanced XLR, and 4.4mm. As a distributor I can also hold those and offer an exchange or optional purchase service for those who don't want the 6.35mm as their main cable or want another option as well. In fact we will do this with Empyrean and the short 3.5mm cable - buy it as an extra or swap it for your 6.35mm. I don't think it benefits the majority to include several different cables as standard if it just increases the cost to the customer, which ultimately it will.
The first batch has landed in the UK! If you are looking for a stocking retailer please PM us.
On the cable debate, one thing that is getting over looked is what distributors and retailers will stock. It works to chose at time of purchase if direct from a manufacturers site but not when stock is already held in each territory. My ideal as a distributor would be that manufactures include a long 6.35mm cable as standard with full size headphones. Past that it would be sensible to have optional cables as discussed - short 3.5mm, balanced XLR, and 4.4mm. As a distributor I can also hold those and offer an exchange or optional purchase service for those who don't want the 6.35mm as their main cable or want another option as well. In fact we will do this with Empyrean and the short 3.5mm cable - buy it as an extra or swap it for your 6.35mm. I don't think it benefits the majority to include several different cables as standard if it just increases the cost to the customer, which ultimately it will.
The first batch has landed in the UK! If you are looking for a stocking retailer please PM us.
On the cable debate, one thing that is getting over looked is what distributors and retailers will stock. It works to chose at time of purchase if direct from a manufacturers site but not when stock is already held in each territory. My ideal as a distributor would be that manufactures include a long 6.35mm cable as standard with full size headphones. Past that it would be sensible to have optional cables as discussed - short 3.5mm, balanced XLR, and 4.4mm. As a distributor I can also hold those and offer an exchange or optional purchase service for those who don't want the 6.35mm as their main cable or want another option as well. In fact we will do this with Empyrean and the short 3.5mm cable - buy it as an extra or swap it for your 6.35mm. I don't think it benefits the majority to include several different cables as standard if it just increases the cost to the customer, which ultimately it will.
This is a sensible approach. It recognises that there is a demand for a cable other than the 6.35mm and addresses it at no cost to the customer and no additional cost to the manufacturer of adding extra unnecessary cables. If only many more distributors around the world were as understanding and caring as you are. (Applause)
The first batch has landed in the UK! If you are looking for a stocking retailer please PM us.
On the cable debate, one thing that is getting over looked is what distributors and retailers will stock. It works to chose at time of purchase if direct from a manufacturers site but not when stock is already held in each territory. My ideal as a distributor would be that manufactures include a long 6.35mm cable as standard with full size headphones. Past that it would be sensible to have optional cables as discussed - short 3.5mm, balanced XLR, and 4.4mm. As a distributor I can also hold those and offer an exchange or optional purchase service for those who don't want the 6.35mm as their main cable or want another option as well. In fact we will do this with Empyrean and the short 3.5mm cable - buy it as an extra or swap it for your 6.35mm. I don't think it benefits the majority to include several different cables as standard if it just increases the cost to the customer, which ultimately it will.
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