FullBright1
Headphoneus Supremus
Verum V1 Mk2 mini review. 3-20-2021
Required stuff :
Comfort : very good, medium light headphones.
Pads : Leather, good comfort, not super soft and not too firm.
Frame : I like it. Its robust, and you set it one time, and forget it.
Cable : Its ok, easy to upgrade, which matters.
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This week Ive reviewed 3 very good Headphones.
The Grado Hemp, the Ibasso SR2, and now the V2 Verum
And again, im fortunate to be reviewing another very good sounding set of Headphones.
They are a mostly neutral and quite revealing set of custom built Headphones.
This one is all Planar, and its tuned to sound like exceptional dynamic Drivers.
The Driver's in this gear are sonically superior.
I understand that the builder makes them and then tunes them in the Cups.
The sound is exceedingly realistic and balanced. Supremely balanced, and is quite neutral without being dull or flat or dry.
These are an easy listen.
There is a politeness involved within this Gear's sound that is lovely.
FYI : an amp with a bit of power will allow the Verum's to offer you their best tone.
If you use them with a cell or a Dac/Amp that is not able to drive them sufficiently, then the sound is a bit lean and mid forward.
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Treble : Its sweet and detailed. Cymbals are clear, Vocals are enlightened, and there is no fatigue generated or SSSSSSSS heard that isn't in the recording.
Midrange : Warm, smooth, detailed, and lovely.
Upper Bass : Natural sounding, not bloomy, and does not offend or override the midrange.
Bass : Very Natural, nicely extended yet not sub-bass enhanced.
Soundstage : Very Good. Its wide enough to allow for good separation, but not so wide that musical intimacy is missing.
Instrument Separation : These exceptional Drivers reveal instruments and instrument separation very well.
Timbre : Like Sonic Honey caressing your ears.
Verdict : A sweet sound all around with plenty of detail retrieval.
This is a set of headphones that play well with all genre`'s of music, but there are better choices available if you need skull rattling bass or if your musical diet is mostly EDM or similar.
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Required stuff :
Comfort : very good, medium light headphones.
Pads : Leather, good comfort, not super soft and not too firm.
Frame : I like it. Its robust, and you set it one time, and forget it.
Cable : Its ok, easy to upgrade, which matters.
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This week Ive reviewed 3 very good Headphones.
The Grado Hemp, the Ibasso SR2, and now the V2 Verum
And again, im fortunate to be reviewing another very good sounding set of Headphones.
They are a mostly neutral and quite revealing set of custom built Headphones.
This one is all Planar, and its tuned to sound like exceptional dynamic Drivers.
The Driver's in this gear are sonically superior.
I understand that the builder makes them and then tunes them in the Cups.
The sound is exceedingly realistic and balanced. Supremely balanced, and is quite neutral without being dull or flat or dry.
These are an easy listen.
There is a politeness involved within this Gear's sound that is lovely.
FYI : an amp with a bit of power will allow the Verum's to offer you their best tone.
If you use them with a cell or a Dac/Amp that is not able to drive them sufficiently, then the sound is a bit lean and mid forward.
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Treble : Its sweet and detailed. Cymbals are clear, Vocals are enlightened, and there is no fatigue generated or SSSSSSSS heard that isn't in the recording.
Midrange : Warm, smooth, detailed, and lovely.
Upper Bass : Natural sounding, not bloomy, and does not offend or override the midrange.
Bass : Very Natural, nicely extended yet not sub-bass enhanced.
Soundstage : Very Good. Its wide enough to allow for good separation, but not so wide that musical intimacy is missing.
Instrument Separation : These exceptional Drivers reveal instruments and instrument separation very well.
Timbre : Like Sonic Honey caressing your ears.
Verdict : A sweet sound all around with plenty of detail retrieval.
This is a set of headphones that play well with all genre`'s of music, but there are better choices available if you need skull rattling bass or if your musical diet is mostly EDM or similar.
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