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Yep, I think the midrange is the best part of the AS-2 series. It has the vocal height of my HD600, plus the kind of intimacy you can only get from iems. Then you have that solid bass line underneath supporting the music...total immersion.
Yes.. my pair have black rhodium faceplates.
I know the AS-2 gets a lot of love for its bass response (and, admittedly, I actually haven't tested bass performance all that much... yet), but I was just telling Dale (via email) that I actually appreciate the rest of the AS-2;s freq tuning more than the bass. I guess I just kind of take for granted the phenomenal bass we can *expect* from Aurisonics.. but this is a phone that's tuned with precision.. from end to end. The AS-2 is no "one trick pony." As eke mentioned, the midrange is very immersive (I think fans of the BA200 & HD600's midrange will love the AS-2 midrange).. and the treble is, IMO, perfectly tuned for stage monitor purposes. I'm a guy who "likes my trebles".. and I don't find the AS-2's treble lacking in quantity at all. For pro monitoring purposes, there might even be a tad more than what some musicians and engineers would expect.
I'm listening to one of my favorite hip hop albulums () of all time: Outkast's "Aquemini." I remember running this through the AS-2 demo/prototype (I heard last summer) and my jaw dropped.. it's every bit as stunning the second time around.
Yep, I think the midrange is the best part of the AS-2 series. It has the vocal height of my HD600, plus the kind of intimacy you can only get from iems. Then you have that solid bass line underneath supporting the music...total immersion.