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So Asgard2 is better than Magni and Vali?
Depends on the cans and what kind of signature you're looking for. What are you looking to pair them with?
He400, MD 3.2, DT990 Premium 250
So Asgard2 is better than Magni and Vali?
Depends on the cans and what kind of signature you're looking for. What are you looking to pair them with?
He400, MD 3.2, DT990 Premium 250
HE-400 sounds fantastic with Magni. I'll have my Asgard 2 soon and let you know if it sounds even better with that, but the only reason I am getting Asgard 2 is that it will output to my desktop powered speakers (Audioengine A5+) as well as my headphones.
Clearly we differ in our impression. If the fellow asking for advice is like you in that he considers the highs from his HE-400 to be "deeply flawed", then he may want to follow your amp advice, or better yet, sell off his headphones. If like me and many others he thinks the HE-400 sound wonderful, then he'll probably enjoy them with the Magni or Asgard 2.
Looks like some 6 $ eardrops almost completely solved my treble harshness/thin sound/hearing discomfort/fatigue issue.
Seeing my doctor this Friday to check for ear infection/ swimmer's ear/ whatever it is.
That just reminds me... how important our minds and our bodies are in the whole music listening experience.
Looks like some 6 $ eardrops almost completely solved my treble harshness/thin sound/hearing discomfort/fatigue issue.
Seeing my doctor this Friday to check for ear infection/ swimmer's ear/ whatever it is.
That just reminds me... how important our minds and our bodies are in the whole music listening experience.
Funny, had my ears cleaned yesterday evening. Suddenly my ears have become more sensitive and I have actually lowered the volume position on the dial. Spot on, mate.
So Asgard2 is better than Magni and Vali?
More flexible by way of what headphones you can drive. The pre-amp function is also handy if you have an amp that you like to use with passive monitors. I've been experimenting by using a Lyr as a pre-amp with a Pair of Parasound Z-amps Bridged to mono, to drive a set of Sonus Faber Concertino's with good results. It's not a replacement for buying a good pre, but it's a nice option to allow it to be used in that capacity if needed or.. just for Schiits and giggles.