WafflesID
Head-Fier
My SU-9 going straight into the Chord TToby with xlr. SU-9 handling the volume control.What where you using instead of the A90?
My SU-9 going straight into the Chord TToby with xlr. SU-9 handling the volume control.What where you using instead of the A90?
I've been playing with all kinds of configurations. It is amazing how different it can sound. That's both neat and a PITA.I haven’t looked back too far, but if you haven’t experimented with moving the pads with the seams in different places, positioning the arms toed in, out, or straight, and moving the pads closer or further from your head, do so. All of these different things will totally change the sound one way or another. As dramatic as if it were another headphone.
to my defense, i was never intending the SU-9 to be a permanent solution, just until i paid off the 1266 and the chord ttoby. Thinking the TToby was a mistake. Now I might have to just go with the xiaudio FS+PM as a starting over point and figure out the DAC later.My SU-9 going straight into the Chord TToby with xlr. SU-9 handling the volume control.
I would just stick with the su9 and ttoby for a week or so then go back to what you used to use and see what you think. Switching gear quickly can get confusing, at least that's been my experience with trying a bunch of different things at a timeto my defense, i was never intending the SU-9 to be a permanent solution, just until i paid off the 1266 and the chord ttoby. Thinking the TToby was a mistake. Now I might have to just go with the xiaudio FS+PM as a starting over point and figure out the DAC later.
You can definitely feel TC bass. It has the best approximation of sub-woofers in headphones, period. Until you hear it, it’s hard to describe, but once you do, it’s a new paradigm in headphone capability.You keep mentioning the bass quantity (and quality?) of the TC’s.
Bass is nice, however, bass in headphones is a bit artificial as you really don’t feel it, that’s the huge advantage of a speakers system.
Headphones should excel in tonality, transparency and detail retrieval.
Do you have a TC? If you did, then you know you can feel it too.You keep mentioning the bass quantity (and quality?) of the TC’s.
Bass is nice, however, bass in headphones is a bit artificial as you really don’t feel it, that’s the huge advantage of a speakers system.
Headphones should excel in tonality, transparency and detail retrieval.
A new paradigm is exactly right. Took this STAX boy and ruined him. LOLYou can definitely feel TC bass. It has the best approximation of sub-woofers in headphones, period. Until you hear it, it’s hard to describe, but once you do, it’s a new paradigm in headphone capability.![]()
It depends on music if you are a die hard edm listener then bass is artificial to begin with. I love the bass on heavy acoustic music. I never noticed artificial bass listening to movie soundtracks. I feel more depth is added. I listen to headphones because it's private and when I listen to my 2 channel I get yelled at.You keep mentioning the bass quantity (and quality?) of the TC’s.
Bass is nice, however, bass in headphones is a bit artificial as you really don’t feel it, that’s the huge advantage of a speakers system.
Headphones should excel in tonality, transparency and detail retrieval.
I didn’t say that it wouldn’t have more depth or details, as a matter of fact I’m sure it will, as it is easier for a headphone to reproduce these frequencies without any room interaction.It depends on music if you are a die hard edm listener then bass is artificial to begin with. I love the bass on heavy acoustic music. I never noticed artificial bass listening to movie soundtracks. I feel more depth is added. I listen to headphones because it's private and when I listen to my 2 channel I get yelled at.
literally no one is arguing otherwise?I didn’t say that it wouldn’t have more depth or details, as a matter of fact I’m sure it will, as it is easier for a headphone to reproduce these frequencies without any room interaction.
But listen to your beloved track on this thread “Cradle to the Grave” on a good speakers system and your guts will turn upside down.
It’s a totally different experience.
Unless you have a headphone with a 15 inch driver, you won’t experience this.