krude
Headphoneus Supremus
Yes, but kinda. TC has some very strong traits, clarity + imaging, staging, bass dynamics, but it also sounds best when you listen relatively quiet. It's one of the best hps for quiet listening imo, because you get the big sound at low volume. TC is very detail forward and V shaped. Sol P is the opposite of that. It has the same detail but it's not pushing it. It's a matter of preference.Did you find TC has better imaging and clarity? I did a shootout on a dcs bartok and found that. But solitaire is still good.
There's a price to pay though, TC has relatively wonky tuning that you need to combat with system pairings plus you can't get it loud, not a problem for quiet listeners, but for me this was always aggravating that it starts to audibly distort relatively early on (for me). I use headphones to listen as loud as I want, something I could never do on speakers, and that's the whole point. Otherwise I would just use speakers.
Sol P is the other end of the spectrum. Im pretty sure it was made with relatively loud listening in mind and the more you push it the better it sounds. It can feel muddy and sluggish at low volumes but it comes alive when you push it a little.
So all in all, TC has better clarity, but not to a point where it would detract from Sol Ps performance. It's all down to listening habits and preference.