OSTRY KCO6A Vs. Vsonic VC1000
First thing you notice is that the VC1k is very smooth compared to the KC06A.The VC1k is also a lot less louder. Can listen for hours. The KC06A becomes a bit fatiguing after a couple of hours specially because of the loudness.
The bass of the KC06A hits harder, is more defined & goes deeper than the VC1k. The Vsonic can't compete with the OSTRY on the Bass department.
The mids are much more foward in the KC06A compared to the VC1k. Everything is a lot more foward & detailed. All the instruments seems to be detailed better. The Vsonic's mids are laid back and smooth but detailing may be a bit less than the OSTRY.
The Highs are sparkly & loud in a good way in the KC06A. No siblience. The treble quantity amounts to a lot in the OSTRY. Maybe the extra detailing of the instruments may be because of this treble. The VC1k's treble has a bit of a roll off. But again so so very smooth without loosing any of the treble details of the OSTRY. For easy relaxed listening after a hard day's work, I prefer the smooth VC1k everyday.
The OSTRY kills it in the soundstage department. It is so very wide. It is fun. Th Vsonic feels conjested compared to the OSTRY.
Vsonic: Feels like you are sitting on the 2nd or 3rd row from where the band is performing in your small sized room.
OSTRY: Feels like the singer is right in front of you while the band is playing around you.
Instrument separation, layering, soundstage depth is pretty bad in the OSTRY. On some Orchestra pieces this shortcoming is very obvious. On some occasions most of the instruments sound so much together & on the same volume level that its such a shame. The same track on the Vsonic is portraid much more accurately, it is layered & with good depth. Positioning is also much better. If only the OSTRY got these other aspects right like they did with the large soundstage, it would've been much more awsome.
