[Rankiz]

Okay, so I just love my old Hifiman Re-zeros, but due to bad build quality and having to glue them numerous times, I bought myself a new pair of them. The design is not exactly the same, as they seemed to have updated it (see pictures below).

However I am quite disappointed, because the new pair of headphones, although they are supposed to sound the same, they don't. The new pair have a punchy bass, but the midst are higher and the vocals somewhat lower so everything kind of blend more together, which I find very chaotic. This results in a little more narrow sound stage.

The old pair of Re-zeros have higher vocals and lower mids so you can just feel the crispness in the vocals.

Will the new pair of re-zeros burn it at all? Because at this point the mids and vocals just blend too much together.

 

[Rankiz]

Any input?

 

[musical-kage]

If they are exactly the same model, etc, this will come 100% from burn in, trust me.
Give them a few weeks of listening, and then compare again.

 

[Rankiz]

Well guess what happens. After I purchased the same Hifiman Re-zero I get same problem, right earphone gets suddenly lower sound that left earphone and I cant seem to fix it....