I wouldn't ever deny that there can be a substantial R&D cost and other costs and projections involved in the development of these products, yet... I do also believe that there can be the law of diminishing returns all over the place there as well... I wouldn't know at this time...
Yep, portability is a huge convenience, and the ultimate selling point as well...Yeah - but U6 + Adel ........
hence why I stop at Andromeda or anything above $1200. Really skeptical about premium money in exchange for small incremental increases
That looks really cool, very medieval like!
Just reading through the stuff in the link... what a fascinating story ... thanks for sharing this, really fun to see new technologies implemented on this scale... looks also as a work of art , even though I prefer the industrial aesthetics of the Icarus III gunmetal shell and red plates... tasty as well...
You should have seen the backgammon and chess - box and pieces, handcrafted of the large number of ebony and wood pieces put togehter.... read about it about 15 years ago, some american traveller bought it during his journey through the Haifa area in the Middle East (or there somewhere)... will have to look for those pics and files saved somewhere on the old drives..
even though i mostly use open cans (when full sized), there's something really addictive with the bass impact and the thump you get with well executed closed can... I wonder how these state of the art IEMs sound with that much sound leakage... @JustBobski might be onto something with this moveable port solution, best of the both worlds... we'll see how his Phoenix full size can performs...
Those Final sound so weird tho'!
... forgetting them conveniently in the clothes while putting them in the washing machine would be more thorough alternative...
Well, I see no reason why they wouldn't come up with some fitting tips (silicone or foam) in order to get that seal, would that destroy their tuning ? The bass comes with the good seal...
