I read the old reviews on the SSR. It was a unique signature at its time and I decided to get it to have a "treble-head" set. I went retro a couple of times during these sales.
First of all let me state that I would like to try out new things (as I am still low on experience), but:
1. I like psytrance, hardstyle but also listen to instrumental music.
2. Well treble can sometimes feel too much for me but I like to hear it and have it detailed related to lets say "psyfarts" in certain psychedelic music. Also, I like bass. I have a DT900 pro x, kind of like that one as both are well defined on it. Dont have rolloffs unless I EQ them in. I would love to have good subbass (like hype2/monarch/variations?)
Also would love soundstage, one that makes me feel like Im not nerfed by IEM limitations in comparsion to headphones. Even for gaming.
3. Isolation is not a huge issue. I use it in public so no audeze isines I guess.
What I have used: Akoustyx S6, Tin Hifi P1 Max, KZ ZS3, and DT900 Pro X, KSC75, Superlux 668b
Since the Akoustyx S6 is very good at detail, I would probably not want to have a downgrade in that regard. I miss DD bass. I kind of expect one that is as tight as planar without the planar specific issues.
Concentrating more on ones that are not really planars now.
First of all let me state that I would like to try out new things (as I am still low on experience), but:
1. I like psytrance, hardstyle but also listen to instrumental music.
2. Well treble can sometimes feel too much for me but I like to hear it and have it detailed related to lets say "psyfarts" in certain psychedelic music. Also, I like bass. I have a DT900 pro x, kind of like that one as both are well defined on it. Dont have rolloffs unless I EQ them in. I would love to have good subbass (like hype2/monarch/variations?)
Also would love soundstage, one that makes me feel like Im not nerfed by IEM limitations in comparsion to headphones. Even for gaming.
3. Isolation is not a huge issue. I use it in public so no audeze isines I guess.
What I have used: Akoustyx S6, Tin Hifi P1 Max, KZ ZS3, and DT900 Pro X, KSC75, Superlux 668b
Since the Akoustyx S6 is very good at detail, I would probably not want to have a downgrade in that regard. I miss DD bass. I kind of expect one that is as tight as planar without the planar specific issues.
Concentrating more on ones that are not really planars now.
The Hype 2 is an option for nice soundstage and a sub-bass focused tuning. Though the first few batches seemed to have QC issues with the shells, but it seems later versions seem to be fixed based on forum and social media reports.
Variations is also an option but is pricier. Upper mids are a tinge shouty on this though.
The Hype 2 is an option for nice soundstage and a sub-bass focused tuning. Though the first few batches seemed to have QC issues with the shells, but it seems later versions seem to be fixed based on forum and social media reports.
Variations is also an option but is pricier. Upper mids are a tinge shouty on this though.
The Hype 2 is an option for nice soundstage and a sub-bass focused tuning. Though the first few batches seemed to have QC issues with the shells, but it seems later versions seem to be fixed based on forum and social media reports.
Variations is also an option but is pricier. Upper mids are a tinge shouty on this though.
Do you own the Softears RSV or the Studio 4? The reason for the question is that I read that the two of them are similar in signature. I am curious to know if they are from anyone here.
Do you own the Softears RSV or the Studio 4? The reason for the question is that I read that the two of them are similar in signature. I am curious to know if they are from anyone here.
I've not tried the RSV but I auditioned the Studio 4 for about 20 min previously. So that was my previous impressions of the balanced sound (with BA timbre), good clarity but probably more for studio/audio work cause it may be a tinge boring for normal music listening.
I've not tried the RSV but I auditioned the Studio 4 for about 20 min previously. So that was my previous impressions of the balanced sound (with BA timbre), good clarity but probably more for studio/audio work cause it may be a tinge boring for normal music listening.
After getting a liver transplant and getting through other complications (a month removed from a wound hernia surgery), I am having fun with this hobby. Music has always been a big part of how I relax and cope with the day-to-day.
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