The price I sent is in euros. 4800 GBP is UK price, though, not EU. From EU customs point of view, US and UK are not very different.on an exchange rate basis the 4800 pounds is almost exactly the retail price in the USA
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The price I sent is in euros. 4800 GBP is UK price, though, not EU. From EU customs point of view, US and UK are not very different.on an exchange rate basis the 4800 pounds is almost exactly the retail price in the USA
I agree.all I know is I think the sol p is criminally under represented in the talk of TOTL HP's...owning or having owned almost all of them I think the sol p is kind of like a hidden gem...very expensive though of course
Thats why i stopped taking headfi sound impressions serious long ago. Since then my rate of wrong purchases dropped from 80% to like 10%.there is an awful lot of rooting that goes on in these forums, people promoting the brand they purchased and feeling the need to badmouth the competition...I suppose it is human nature....I am sure I am no different for the most part except in the case of my opinions regarding TOTL HP's because I own or have owned most of the list I have no real rooting interest...in my case owning the susvara and abyss TC as well as the sol p it does me no good to promote one at the expense of the others...this to me is one of the most disappointing things here in general on head-fi...the need to almost root and promote as if it was a sports team and degrade those you do not own...
So buy the P again! You can still keep your 1266.........it's only $$$I have a desire to get this headphone again.
I enjoy reading other impressions, but don’t take them as fact. We all have different sources, cable, listening environments etc, so your own findings will likely differ.Thats why i stopped taking headfi sound impressions serious long ago. Since then my rate of wrong purchases dropped from 80% to like 10%.
May I ask on which magazine?Basically every hifi magazine put them on the #1 Spot in their rankings even above the Susvara.
Even the two subsequent pieces in a recording might have different mixing, which will make them sound different on different setups. The genres vary, the tastes vary, the setups vary, our listening volumes vary, auditory system responses vary. With so many variables it is highly possible that what tickles our brain will be very different from some others'. There are no absolutes here. There are things that can be objectively analysed, like build quality, lack of big dips and spikes, resonances, distortion, etc., but that is it. As not every person likes a particular music genre, not everyone likes a particular tuning. No need to keep telling people your favourite albums in your favourite genre are the best music in the world, and quarrel with people that don't agree.I enjoy reading other impressions, but don’t take them as fact. We all have different sources, cable, listening environments etc, so ones own findings will likely differ.