CashNotCredit
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They said 2-4 weeks. It took 3. The issue was that it took 16 days to get it out of their warehouse. They obliterate the M50s, and I really like the bass on them. I think that a balanced headphone (like the Jaycars) works really well with the overtone series (kind of hard to describe consisely, but it's interesting stuff) which makes for very accurate sounding instruments/vocals. Soundstage is decent, but not super expansive. One thing that is surprising is how easy these are to drive. I only put my tablet at about 2/3rds volume, whereas my M50s need to be at almost full blast to get a comfortable volume. They don't have much of an adjustment/mental burn-in period. I've thrown everything from electronica to classic rock to acoustic, and it sounds very transparent. When I get my Shures, I'll be sure to do some A/B/(C?) testing with the Jaycars, the SRH840s, snd the M50s.
Any first impressions? Also, did the headphones arrive within the specified timeframe?
They said 2-4 weeks. It took 3. The issue was that it took 16 days to get it out of their warehouse. They obliterate the M50s, and I really like the bass on them. I think that a balanced headphone (like the Jaycars) works really well with the overtone series (kind of hard to describe consisely, but it's interesting stuff) which makes for very accurate sounding instruments/vocals. Soundstage is decent, but not super expansive. One thing that is surprising is how easy these are to drive. I only put my tablet at about 2/3rds volume, whereas my M50s need to be at almost full blast to get a comfortable volume. They don't have much of an adjustment/mental burn-in period. I've thrown everything from electronica to classic rock to acoustic, and it sounds very transparent. When I get my Shures, I'll be sure to do some A/B/(C?) testing with the Jaycars, the SRH840s, snd the M50s.