I wonder how many pre-orders there are. If there is something like a thousand, considering Heinz said that they're going to produce them 100pcs/month, the waiting before the regular buyers can purchase the Mysphere can be many months. I myself never pre-order anything - too afraid to be an early adopter, especially remembering some problems with the AKG K812, Utopia, LCD-4, etc at the beginning of the production.Happy New MySphere Year!
Found some latest news about production: http://www.monoandstereo.com/2018/01/mysphere-31-and-32-ultimate-headphones.html
Can't wait for mine
I am cautious too about going to be early adopter. But not this time, because I see, even feel how much Herr Heinz cares about every step and every detail. Contrary to mass production headphones, I can't see any attempt to cut costs and sacrifice quality. In this case I have no fear to be among early adopters.
VOCE and Mysphere - totally different. Brave move to make electrostatic headphones, right, but I can't see any innovation. In this field it is needed lot of experience. Let's hope for good. Mysphere - TOTAL innovation from experienced Master. For first time I saw uncompromising quality in every detail as true high end should be.
Of course, I also trust Heinz more than anyone else. But still patience is a virtue, especially considering that because I don't live in EU and the only way for me to buy the Mysphere without bumping into a high tax (about 1000 Euro) is to fly to Austria.)
Totally agree. One of the great things about the Myspere is that it's a dynamic headphone. You don't need a special amp and worry about dust (in case of electrostatic headphones). And you don't have heavy magnets and low sensitivity (in case of planars). Just plug it whatever you like and enjoy the music.
