musicinmymind
Headphoneus Supremus
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between Hugo2 and Woo WA33, I find empy scales with better output and difference is significant.
For those who have heard both, how would you compare the empy to the 109 pro?
109pro: smaller soundstage, feels cleaner and thinner due to a brighter treble. Still nice and very good value.For those who have heard both, how would you compare the empy to the 109 pro?
Congratulations! Did the Empy whet your appetite? I see you almost have the whole line. What about Liric?My 109 Pro’s arriving tomorrow. Will run it in for a couple of hours before listening.
Hi.Does anyone know if Meze will transfer the warranty if I were to buy a used unit?
Congratulations! Did the Empy whet your appetite? I see you almost have the whole line. What about Liric?
The hybrid ear pads?The EMPYREAN is a very good headphone if you use ELITE's newest ear pads. The sound is tangible and the soundstage is big. Bass is deep.
It seems, you have a budget of 500-1000 euros but you mention DACs that sound very different and serve different purposes/usage scenarios. Also, the choice should depend on the amp you use.Hi!
I need help for dac recommandation for the meze empyrean. Mojo 2, Musician Dracko or Rme adi 2fs? Or something else. Which is the best but not the most expensive?
I need only dac! Thank you!
Hi! Thanks your answer!It seems, you have a budget of 500-1000 euros but you mention DACs that sound very different and serve different purposes/usage scenarios. Also, the choice should depend on the amp you use.
What amp do you want to use the DAC with? What sound do you prefer: clean and clear or thicker and more euphonic? Do you need portability?
Thank you! I think Qutest or mojo 2 will be the one. I heard Qutest and mojo2 are similar.Chords have good match with thick and little bit dark or lazy/muddy sounding headphones. Very snappy and expressive clean sounding DACs with 3Dimensional sense of space. Qutest/Hugo2 should be enough.