[Colgin]

  I decided to order a pair of PM-2's based in part on the great impressions in this thread. I'm hoping they arrive tomorrow. Have a few different Audeze cans on hand for comparison, but most interested to see how they stack up against the LCD-2F's. Thanks guys! 

I will be very interested in hearing your comparison of the PM-2 to your Audezes.  I enjoy my PM-2 very much but part of me still really wants to own an Audeze also (although I don't know if I have "room" for both cans). Please follow-up with impressions and comparisons.

 

[hennezzy]

anyone know where else i can get replacement pads for the PM2 other than the official site?

 

[Smarty-pants]

  anyone know where else i can get replacement pads for the PM2 other than the official site?

Umm, why would you not want to buy them from Oppo?

 

[hennezzy]

they dont ship internationally

 

[mochaultimate]

They do, I got PM-1 alternate pads direct from Oppo and I live in Singapore.


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[HarleyZK]

Yeah, I got a pair of leather pads. What you need to do is go to their offline order form, fill it out in writing - add the lambskin earpads on the paper and the price. Then send it off and pay/do your order.

 

[HasturTheYellow]

  they dont ship internationally

 
Contact service@oppodigital.com and they can send you a simple Credit Card form that you can fill out, or use the Offline Order Form and manually write in the form what you want to purchase.

 

[hennezzy]

cool thanks guys, currently out of stock

 

[sonicaudio]

In previous pages of this thread some members stated that they will compare the pm2 vs other headphones. Any chance anyone will do a comparison between pm2 vs he400i or he560 anytime soon? Thanks.

 

[shigzeo]

Honestly, I really dig these phones. Comfy, well-made, and luxurious. They sound good, not great, but they nail every other requirement. Good.

 

[sonicaudio]

Honestly, I really dig these phones. Comfy, well-made, and luxurious. They sound good, not great, but they nail every other requirement. Good.

Out of interest, which headphones do you consider to be great?

 

[wgb113]

Just received a loaner pair from Oppo yesterday and ran them with stock pads for about an hour last night.  Keeping notes and will post impressions next week when I send them on their way.
 
Bill

 

[shigzeo]

Out of interest, which headphones do you consider to be great?

I tend to be a flat treble-tipped trance-head. Phones I like are rather spread out, but my utmost preference is:

- IzoPhones-60
- LCD X
 
Others probably jive a bit more with the PM-2. Still, I'm so very happy I purchased a pair of PM-2s which are much, much more comfy than either of the above, and a great investment in what I feel will be one of the premier brands of tomorrow. I said not 'great' because, as an open headphone, they sound quite closed in and cramped in comparison even to my DT880/600. But I prefer these. I should have defined 'great'. My apologies. 

I love them. But they are not perfect. 

 

[sonicaudio]

I tend to be a flat treble-tipped trance-head. Phones I like are rather spread out, but my utmost preference is:


- IzoPhones-60

- LCD X

 
Others probably jive a bit more with the PM-2. Still, I'm so very happy I purchased a pair of PM-2s which are much, much more comfy than either of the above, and a great investment in what I feel will be one of the premier brands of tomorrow. I said not 'great' because, as an open headphone, they sound quite closed in and cramped in comparison even to my DT880/600. But I prefer these. I should have defined 'great'. My apologies. 


I love them. But they are not perfect. 

I've listened to the pm-1 & really liked it's smooth treble but did notice that it lacked soundstage width so I suspect the pm-2 to be much the same, although I'm still keen to try out the pm-2. Treble extension = expansive soundstage I guess.

Thanks for clarifying.

 

[shigzeo]

I've listened to the pm-1 & really liked it's smooth treble but did notice that it lacked soundstage width so I suspect the pm-2 to be much the same, although I'm still keen to try out the pm-2. Treble extension = expansive soundstage I guess.

Thanks for clarifying.

Treble extension is part of it, but not all. Between-frequency contrast is probably one of the largest. The PM-2 isn't shy of contrast; my guess is that its padding lets very little sound out and air in, leaving the open headphone in some sort of in-between position. Again, I LOVE these phones. My issues with them are issues I have with many phones.