Man, you can ski down that sub bass roll off. I'll bet it sounds decent with male vocals.Wow look good Make2, what’s the list price?
Are different from B serie?
I found one in EU store for 370$.
https://snext-final.com/en/products/makeseries/
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Oh man! I’m all too familiar with back issues! I was hit by a car about 14 years ago and my lower back was hurt and has also been flaring up since moving back to the Midwest, the cold weather I suppose. I wish you nothing but quick healing!
The RU6, in the space of about two weeks, has already become a daily part of my music-listening life. It's just a damn good device. Waiting on my case to arrive from Cayin so I can protect it from all that mean it harm...
On the topic of the Sundara, it's a stellar planar but especially with amplification. Despite its low impedance and quoted high sensitivity I still prefer it with an amp. Listening to it on the RU6 it is clean, musical and a comfortable listen but just doesn't have the dynamism I know it's capable of. But each to their own and to have something to hand thats comfortably mobile and such high quality for such a reasonable price is great for everyone!
My current dream pairing is the SR80x > RU6 > phone. It's such a lightweight set up thats so versatile and the RU6 commands that 40mm driver without issue.
Yeah, I can't wait for that package from Audio Tiers. I'll be patient. Worst case is CanJam NYC. Right now, Omicron is ripping through the USA. Given how fast it is spreading, it will most likely be over by Feb.
I had a bit of an accident last night. I was listening to some music and wanted to go from the music track back to the playlist. To do this you can flick the screen up on the Dap. Quite by accident though I somehow activated the onscreen volume adjuster. The volume went up from my normal listening level of 25-28 to just past 90 and my ears got blasted. It was only for about 2 to 3 seconds before I managed to stop it. My ears were ringing when I went to bed, and they have been ringing constantly today. I’m keeping my fingers crossed that this subsides soon and my ears recover.
If the exposure is only for a couple seconds, I’m confident you’ll be fine. Permanent hearing damage only occurs if you’re exposed for a few minutes and/or hours, depending on the volume. ‘Hope you get well soon, and try not to think about it as well. Sometimes, and I say this from experience, it’s as much a mental ring as it is a physical one.I had a bit of an accident last night. I was listening to some music and wanted to go from the music track back to the playlist. To do this you can flick the screen up on the Dap. Quite by accident though I somehow activated the onscreen volume adjuster. The volume went up from my normal listening level of 25-28 to just past 90 and my ears got blasted. It was only for about 2 to 3 seconds before I managed to stop it. My ears were ringing when I went to bed, and they have been ringing constantly today. I’m keeping my fingers crossed that this subsides soon and my ears recover.
I hope to experience your delight before long. The last time I got to audition a bunch of IEMs at the same time was at the last CanJam in NY. I had a funny, embarrassing experience with the Z1R: the Sony tips didn't seal well enough for me but when I removed the IEMs, the tips got stuck in my ears. None of the guys at the Sony table could get them out and salvation came only with a friendly representative of Westone who had a pair of tweezers in her hotel room, which she kindly went to get and came back to rescue me. Two lessons from this: take tweezers and tips of your own for auditions - and give the Z1R a second shot, which I look forward to doing at CanJam next month. Congrats on finding a happy place!
I hate when that happens. I've had similar things happen to me when switching between LO and PO on certain DAPs. Ear blast sucks. I am so fearful of it now that I always turn the volume to zero whenever I change headphones or sources. I do it without even thinking now.I had a bit of an accident last night. I was listening to some music and wanted to go from the music track back to the playlist. To do this you can flick the screen up on the Dap. Quite by accident though I somehow activated the onscreen volume adjuster. The volume went up from my normal listening level of 25-28 to just past 90 and my ears got blasted. It was only for about 2 to 3 seconds before I managed to stop it. My ears were ringing when I went to bed, and they have been ringing constantly today. I’m keeping my fingers crossed that this subsides soon and my ears recover.
Sorry to hear that... the scariest thing when you love music...I had a bit of an accident last night. I was listening to some music and wanted to go from the music track back to the playlist. To do this you can flick the screen up on the Dap. Quite by accident though I somehow activated the onscreen volume adjuster. The volume went up from my normal listening level of 25-28 to just past 90 and my ears got blasted. It was only for about 2 to 3 seconds before I managed to stop it. My ears were ringing when I went to bed, and they have been ringing constantly today. I’m keeping my fingers crossed that this subsides soon and my ears recover.
This has happened to me many times! I now keep tweezers in my audio case, it never leaves it! Great advice!
