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Based on my brief experience with modded Ear+ Extream and HD 25, Ear+ Extream sounded more liquid sounding but slightly recessed in highs and softer in lows. HD25 sounded much more dynamic than Ear+, bass is fuller/tighter, treble extended much higher and overall more. However, HD-25 still offered descent amount of liquid midrange, but Ear+ had more liquid sounding/warmer presentation overall. Since I prefer dynamic/detailed/fuller/airier sound, I favored HD25 over Ear+.
Overall, to my ears, Ear+ sounded more like a refined version of Antique Sound Lab or mellow version of PPX3 with 6cg7, where HD25 reminded me of Singlepower MPX3 (preproduction silver chasis model). Here is a reduced/cropped picture from our Ohio mini meet (I don't think I posted this one yet).
Originally Posted by Mikey01 I differ a little from Sacdlover's view as I favor the HD 25 over the Ear+ Extream. But that is with the Beyer Dynamics DT 880's. I like the DT 880's for it's overall balance in presentation. The midrange played well, detailed and smooth, with the Beyers on both amps. I did like the one music selection Sacdlover had me listen to with the Senn. 650's and the HD 25 though. |
Based on my brief experience with modded Ear+ Extream and HD 25, Ear+ Extream sounded more liquid sounding but slightly recessed in highs and softer in lows. HD25 sounded much more dynamic than Ear+, bass is fuller/tighter, treble extended much higher and overall more. However, HD-25 still offered descent amount of liquid midrange, but Ear+ had more liquid sounding/warmer presentation overall. Since I prefer dynamic/detailed/fuller/airier sound, I favored HD25 over Ear+.
Overall, to my ears, Ear+ sounded more like a refined version of Antique Sound Lab or mellow version of PPX3 with 6cg7, where HD25 reminded me of Singlepower MPX3 (preproduction silver chasis model). Here is a reduced/cropped picture from our Ohio mini meet (I don't think I posted this one yet).
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