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I would appreciate if you make a "subjective" ranking among these portable amps. (will be used with ER-4P)
1 - Xin Supermacro IV
2 - GoVibe V6
3 - MisterX XP
4 - Xenos 0HA-REP
5 - HeadRoom Total AirHead
6 - Practical Devices XM4
I just want to acquire some perception; so please take it easy.
One more thing: Some say the user had better use them (i.e. Total AirHead) with ER-4P rather than ER-4S:
I went back and forth between the ER4S and the ER4P, with and without the Headroom amp and the combination that clearly emerged the sonic winner for me was the ER4P with the Headroom amp. The ER4S definitely sounded smooth and accurate, but, when compared with the ER4P, the ER4S seemed a little thin; a little lacking in low-end impact. The ER4P, on the other hand, lacked nothing. Smooth treble, tight extended bass, without a hint of thump or tubbiness and a very solid and fairly wide sense of imaging, particularly with the Headroom processor on (more on this later).
and concludes:
Do I think the ER4Ps sound good solo? Of course. They're a very nice set of headphones - very accurate, detailed and pleasant. Would I bring them along on a trip without the Headroom amp? No WAY! I love the synergy between these two and splitting them up would be like a messy divorce, so I'm just not going to do it.
source: http://www.bigpicturebigsound.com/article_476.shtml
Is something being overrated?
1 - Xin Supermacro IV
2 - GoVibe V6
3 - MisterX XP
4 - Xenos 0HA-REP
5 - HeadRoom Total AirHead
6 - Practical Devices XM4
I just want to acquire some perception; so please take it easy.
One more thing: Some say the user had better use them (i.e. Total AirHead) with ER-4P rather than ER-4S:
I went back and forth between the ER4S and the ER4P, with and without the Headroom amp and the combination that clearly emerged the sonic winner for me was the ER4P with the Headroom amp. The ER4S definitely sounded smooth and accurate, but, when compared with the ER4P, the ER4S seemed a little thin; a little lacking in low-end impact. The ER4P, on the other hand, lacked nothing. Smooth treble, tight extended bass, without a hint of thump or tubbiness and a very solid and fairly wide sense of imaging, particularly with the Headroom processor on (more on this later).
and concludes:
Do I think the ER4Ps sound good solo? Of course. They're a very nice set of headphones - very accurate, detailed and pleasant. Would I bring them along on a trip without the Headroom amp? No WAY! I love the synergy between these two and splitting them up would be like a messy divorce, so I'm just not going to do it.
source: http://www.bigpicturebigsound.com/article_476.shtml
Is something being overrated?
