[szore]

Hi glad to join the community. Love everything tubed

Hey! Welcome, what gear do you have?

 

[Zeben]

Hi. Already spent some hours going through Head-Fi reviews. Started listening with headphones 18 months ago, and I keep on discovering with a lot of pleasure their differences and advantages.

 

[SergeTheUkrainian]

Hey all...Just joined the community because of the audiophile bug that bit me and bought some planars IEM's and OE headphones.
Looking to join community from which I can learn and go deeper into this rabbit hole

 

[CountryBoy808]

Hi! I'm Brandon and new to the audiophile world but enjoying the ride so far!

Thanks!

 

[willd3]

Hey all...Just joined the community because of the audiophile bug that bit me and bought some planars IEM's and OE headphones.
Looking to join community from which I can learn and go deeper into this rabbit hole

Planars are great, but electrostatics are next level detail.

 

[uyuarasy]

Hello all, for years I was fine with listening to 320kbps MP3 or FLAC music on random mass-produced devices and even if I was interested in some "Hi-Fi-related" topics for an outsider it's hard to grasp the core ideas and differentiate from snobbery...

Then I went down into the rabbit hole in a similar area (specialty coffee) and recently I bought a Sony WM-D6C, so I thought maybe I'll be pleasantly surprised with this community as well. Ordered a Porta Pro for the walkman and planning to dust off my electrical knowledge to build a CMoy amp.

Cheers!

 

[joseespona]

Hello new member here. Started the audiophile journey a couple years ago and decided to make another step by registering

 

[willd3]

Hello new member here. Started the audiophile journey a couple years ago and decided to make another step by registering

One tip from a long time audiophile: when you find something that you like, don't just buy variations of that one thing. Branch out into dramatically different things, to have a wide spectrum of different gear. By going from one end of the spectrum to the other, you will appreciate what you have more and will reduce the need to constantly buy more gear.

 

[joseespona]

One tip from a long time audiophile: when you find something that you like, don't just buy variations of that one thing. Branch out into dramatically different things, to have a wide spectrum of different gear. By going from one end of the spectrum to the other, you will appreciate what you have more and will reduce the need to constantly buy more gear.

Thanks for the advice. I actually own the kse1500 and Im happy with them. Happy with my open backs and now Im starting to play with closed backs for commuting (iems hurt me after a couple hours of listening)

 

[Simplettt]

Hi everyone, newly joined but I have been observing this community grow for years since my school days. Hope you all enjoy what you are wearing!

 

[13uck]

Hello everyone, just joined , listening to music has been a huge part of my life for most of my life but it is only(ironically) only recently that i have garnered an interest into the nitty gritty of audio gear. Hoping i can get some questions answered on here so my audiophilia journey goes as well as possible!

 

[RockCandy]

I wanted to jump in and say hi. I'm happy to be here. I decided about a week ago that I've been listening to these cheap $20 PC speakers too much. I ordered a Schiit Bifrost 2 + Asgard 3 + Sennheiser 650 based off of listening to lots of reviews in forums and videos. I've never actually heard any of this equipment, but I'm hoping that it lives up to my expectations. I mostly listen to rock, but I do vary often. I'm hoping this first equipment has as good of sound as I've heard and is non-fatiguing to listen to.

My next steps might be an equalizer if necessary. If I decide a headphone upgrade or 2nd pair is necessary, I was also looking at Focal. However, all of that depends on my impressions of this first gear!

 

[szore]

I wanted to jump in and say hi. I'm happy to be here. I decided about a week ago that I've been listening to these cheap $20 PC speakers too much. I ordered a Schiit Bifrost 2 + Asgard 3 + Sennheiser 650 based off of listening to lots of reviews in forums and videos. I've never actually heard any of this equipment, but I'm hoping that it lives up to my expectations. I mostly listen to rock, but I do vary often. I'm hoping this first equipment has as good of sound as I've heard and is non-fatiguing to listen to.

My next steps might be an equalizer if necessary. If I decide a headphone upgrade or 2nd pair is necessary, I was also looking at Focal. However, all of that depends on my impressions of this first gear!

Have not heard the 650 but you can't go wrong with Schiit...if you like the 650 think about getting an after market cable for it, something like Forzaworks...

 

[pbui44]

I wanted to jump in and say hi. I'm happy to be here. I decided about a week ago that I've been listening to these cheap $20 PC speakers too much. I ordered a Schiit Bifrost 2 + Asgard 3 + Sennheiser 650 based off of listening to lots of reviews in forums and videos. I've never actually heard any of this equipment, but I'm hoping that it lives up to my expectations. I mostly listen to rock, but I do vary often. I'm hoping this first equipment has as good of sound as I've heard and is non-fatiguing to listen to.

My next steps might be an equalizer if necessary. If I decide a headphone upgrade or 2nd pair is necessary, I was also looking at Focal. However, all of that depends on my impressions of this first gear!

If you can cancel some of your orders, then you can save some money and get the Drop Sennheiser HD6xx for $199, but for a limited time only, too:

https://drop.com/buy/massdrop-sennheiser-hd6xx

Also and further sorry for your wallet, if you plan to use the XLR outs on the Bifrost 2 for studio monitors, then consider getting the Kali Audio LP-6 2nd wave for a great price here:

https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/prod...jDk3V_3tG6IQuSq0rylQOPETIS5YGTvFJgYbwuZdHBwQE

 

[szore]

If you can cancel some of your orders, then you can save some money and get the Drop Sennheiser HD6xx for $199, but for a limited time only, too:

https://drop.com/buy/massdrop-sennheiser-hd6xx

Also and further sorry for your wallet, if you plan to use the XLR outs on the Bifrost 2 for studio monitors, then consider getting the Kali Audio LP-6 2nd wave for a great price here:

https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/prod...jDk3V_3tG6IQuSq0rylQOPETIS5YGTvFJgYbwuZdHBwQE

What he said.