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hifiman should bring back 272 , awesome neutral iem.
hifiman should bring back 272 , awesome neutral iem.
I had a D7/P4 for the 272's. Thought I was making a mistake selling this combo, I've commented using the word sublime before. Wrong. Using a concerto as amp, utterly wow. Just wow, not sure what the magic is, maybe dedicated desktop components, better build quality, w/e it is there is increased resolution and depth. If you want airy iem's with wonderful depth, re-272 and concerto, u can't go wrong. Silent on both high and low gain.
Btw, I find that wearing headphones are annoying for long listening sessions and I've owned a the w4's and sm3 v1 and v2's. Imo, re-272 - utterly transparent. My own experience of course. I didn't think iems could get this good, especially at such a price.
i am selling a new pair of RE-272
this may be the last new pair on Earth
Packaging, Accessories and Build Quality
What not so standard are the three extra extension cables. RE272 has a two-pieces cable design – the earpieces to the stereo plug is only about 75cm, while the extension cable is around 70cm. This adds to a total of 145cm. The reason to use a two-pieces cable design is HifiMan’s solution to avoid the extra adapter needed for the TRRS balanced plug used on RE272 (plus RE262 and RE-ZERO). The extension cable itself acts as the adapters, and all you need to do is to use the right extension cable for the jobs. One cable is for normal stereo source; another one is for balanced TRRS source (such as the HM801 with balanced amp module); the last one is the reversed normal plug – this is for those of you who want to wear the RE272 upside-down for over-the-ear style and don’t feel like listening to the wrong channel (right for left / left for right). This is really a smart and elegant move for HifiMan to address all the problems related to its earlier models with the TRRS plug and wearing style by simply giving the user their own choice of cable.
The different cable that allows RE272 to be used with balanced and single-end output.