[treebug]

Has anyone discovered what the differences in sound are using the selectable impedances on the HA200 with the Solitaire P?

I noticed a little more warmth perhaps, going from 8 to 12. Was only a short comparison however as it became defective and is now back with my dealer awaiting assessment.

 

[BTD1]

I noticed a little more warmth perhaps, going from 8 to 12. Was only a short comparison however as it became defective and is now back with my dealer awaiting assessment.

The differences must be very subtle. I don't think I can hear a change

 

[ducanh712]

What equipment stand are you using in your picture? Tks.

This is DIY stand bro

 

[DarginMahkum]

The differences must be very subtle. I don't think I can hear a change

Planar headphones have constant impedance, so shouldn't make a very audible difference other than volume.

 

[ducanh712]

What equipment stand are you using in your picture? Tks.

Just DIY aluminum stand

 

[Frankie D]

Just DIY aluminum stand

Nice.

 

[Frankie D]

Just DIY aluminum stand

Is it a brand that you put together, or do you literally build ( make the parts) yourself? Tks.

 

[Benny-x]

It's not DIY off a CNC or something like a kit, it's a retail headphone stand from China that arrives unassembled. You don't have to glue the headphone pad on or anything. Just screw the top and bottom together.

https://www.amazon.com/Aluminum-Headphone-Advanced-Sennheiser-Collection/dp/B089JYLS3T

This is just one version I found, they've been out for at least 4-5 years and come under different brand names. I have 4 or 5 of them. They're decent and cheap. I had a bad one with a stripped screw, and just like the one in the picture, the synthetic leather on the top pad has worn on 3 of mine. I'd buy them again.

 

[Frankie D]

It's not DIY off a CNC or something like a kit, it's a retail headphone stand from China that arrives unassembled. You don't have to glue the headphone pad on or anything. Just screw the top and bottom together.

https://www.amazon.com/Aluminum-Headphone-Advanced-Sennheiser-Collection/dp/B089JYLS3T

This is just one version I found, they've been out for at least 4-5 years and come under different brand names. I have 4 or 5 of them. They're decent and cheap. I had a bad one with a stripped screw, and just like the one in the picture, the synthetic leather on the top pad has worn on 3 of mine. I'd buy them again.

I was referring to the equipment stand in the attached picture, not the HP stand. Tks.
https://cdn.head-fi.org/a/11624412.jpeg

 

[HA-1]

Is it a brand that you put together, or do you literally build ( make the parts) yourself? Tks.

See this post (page 59/60).

 

[Frankie D]

See this post (page 59/60).

Got it. Tks.

 

[Benny-x]

I was referring to the equipment stand in the attached picture, not the HP stand. Tks.
https://cdn.head-fi.org/a/11624412.jpeg

That's hilarious, I'm a dink.

Those are decent headphone stands, though

 

[AReallyBigCookie]

Has anyone tried the Mcintosh MHA150? Similarly priced...somewhat similarly priced, compared to say...Bartok I guess. Is there a large difference? The blue VU meter sure looks nice, just like the HA200.

 

[jlbrach]

I love the sol p straight out of my dave but have been experimenting with my different amps and recently have come to really enjoy them out of my formula s/powerman combo...initially I thought the dave alone was better but now I am amending that a bit,these HP's are quickly moving up toward the top of my list of the very best HP

 

[allenwong]

Guys, Who can tell some different between stand pads and the ultra wide pads?