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Pretty sure I'll never let these leave my side let alone send them back lol. So glad I didn't get a chance to cancel the order haha!
I'm shaking right now I'm in disbelief that that after 6 years of being in this hobby I found the sound I've been looking for and its coming out of a 32 ohm $1100 headphone and playing out of my iPad right now lol
Glad you say the T5p v2 sound amazing. I'm excited to get a pair soon and heard that they will be available in Canada this month. I own a few $300 price range headphones (T51i, Fidelio X2, Vmoda m100, PSB m4u2) and can't wait to hear if an $1,100 pair will sound that much better. Hope so! Thanks for convincing me to make the leap.
I wonder if anyone can comment on their observations between the AKT5p and the new Gen2 T5p.
Reading about the Gen2 characteristics makes me wonder if the AKT5p was an early release of the Gen2.
I one had the opportunity to compare the old T5p to the AKT5p and found them to be rather alike. So no, the T5p2 fits my taste much better than the AKT5p. Difference between the old T5p and the AKT5p was rather... Odd. The AK sounded a bit different, but not better to me. The new T5p does.
I'm shaking right now I'm in disbelief that that after 6 years of being in this hobby I found the sound I've been looking for and its coming out of a 32 ohm $1100 headphone and playing out of my iPad right now lol
Hello all.
I take back everything that I said before about these headphones. I know I probably deserve some trolling for this, but fact of the matter is that someone at the office had mixed the left and right connectors. The result was this extremely harsh treble, veiled voices and distorted bass.
I have fixed that. I will do some more hours of critical listening before posting any reactions but I apologize in advance with anyone I may have misled. A quick glance shows that these keep the smooth sound signature of the T5p 1st gen and couple it with a generous amount of very precise bass.
They sound indeed like an improvement from the previous model and this could easily mean that we are dealing with the most amazing portable headphones in the market. The more I listen, the more I like.
Cheers,
Hello all.
I take back everything that I said before about these headphones. I know I probably deserve some trolling for this, but fact of the matter is that someone at the office had mixed the left and right connectors. The result was this extremely harsh treble, veiled voices and distorted bass.
I have fixed that. I will do some more hours of critical listening before posting any reactions but I apologize in advance with anyone I may have misled. A quick glance shows that these keep the smooth sound signature of the T5p 1st gen and couple it with a generous amount of very precise bass.
They sound indeed like an improvement from the previous model and this could easily mean that we are dealing with the most amazing portable headphones in the market. The more I listen, the more I like.
Cheers,
That is pretty impossible. Maybe revisit your listening analytics. Switching left and right will only make it sound, well, left and right switched. It will not change any sound signature whatsoever. Response will not change either. If you listened to your "known" songs, things WILL sound different. But not in the way you described.
Switch it up again and see if you can pinpoint what changes. Listen to unknown songs too.
That is pretty impossible. Maybe revisit your listening analytics. Switching left and right will only make it sound, well, left and right switched. It will not change any sound signature whatsoever. Response will not change either. If you listened to your "known" songs, things WILL sound different. But not in the way you described.
Switch it up again and see if you can pinpoint what changes. Listen to unknown songs too.
Only explanation I'd have is that the plugs were not inserted completely.
That's exactly what I was thinking as well. They don't have a very precise click feedback, and need to be pushed in well.