if i can dream it i can achieve it
Why? The Z1Rs are better headphones to my ears.
if i can dream it i can achieve it
When I was 18, and worked at a golf course, the boss or second in line boss had a Dakar yellow e36.
Pic cannot do this car justice. I was floored by how amazing this paint color is. And he had some chip work down in the Southern belt (we are in Canada), exhaust etc, and it was beautiful.
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Orpheous deserve to be expensive. It was the whole system that designed into it as in Amp and headphones. Uniquely developed for the system and not found anywhere else. It is a piece of art, a piece of statement and craftmentship from Senn. Themselves. When I can not afford something, I would never call it out for being expensive, in fact, I admit and admire it if it really deserve it. The orpheous system is one of those that I dare to say Luxury of Luxury.
Anyways, most of Senn stuff is still fairly priced to the present market, and not like Fang.....I remember when hd800 came out, people was like "holy cow....that much for a pair of headphones". So, Senn made the status and still keeping at it, they deserve credit instead.
I appreciate all that, but it is still incredulously over priced, at least from a manufacturing to margins perspective. Hell I fitted a solid marble fireplace in my living room a few months back, and that was literally a fraction of the price for orders of magnitude more marble, hand engraved, detailed to boot. That said, I do love the automation within the Orpheus 2's amp. The way the tubes and buttons extrude once turned on. Definitely not worth the $40,000 premium though lol.
I appreciate all that, but it is still incredulously over priced, at least from a manufacturing to margins perspective. Hell I fitted a solid marble fireplace in my living room a few months back, and that was literally a fraction of the price for orders of magnitude more marble, hand engraved, detailed to boot. That said, I do love the automation within the Orpheus 2's amp. The way the tubes and buttons extrude once turned on. Definitely not worth the $40,000 premium though lol.
My arbitrary cut off is £1400 for the time being, and it's nothing to do with a lack of funds preventing me from being able to afford more. As consumers I just think we all need to be frugal about these things, to ensure we maintain a degree of value for money and protection of investments for the long run.
The more of us there are that are willing to spend absurd amounts of money for less and less product, the more manufacturers and new models there will be that have worse price to performance ratios. At the end of the day, it's actually the consumers who ultimately dictate the pricing, with respect to supply and demand. If a headphone releases at a really high price and sells poorly, chances are the manufacturer will reconsider pricing on their next few releases. If however, their absurdly priced product is really popular, of course their next release is going to be more likely to be equally absurdly priced.
Having compared so many cans, I really do feel that after a certain point all you're paying for at the higher end is alternative subjective differences, not objective improvements. I haven't seen or read anything about the more expensive cans like the Edition 6's, LCD4's or Utopias that make me think they're actually genuinely worth anywhere near the asking prices, at least not from a manufacturing and production value proposition perspective (taking emotion and subjectivity out of the equation), though I appreciate others will have differing opinions.
I appreciate all that, but it is still incredulously over priced, at least from a manufacturing to margins perspective. Hell I fitted a solid marble fireplace in my living room a few months back, and that was literally a fraction of the price for orders of magnitude more marble, hand engraved, detailed to boot. That said, I do love the automation within the Orpheus 2's amp. The way the tubes and buttons extrude once turned on. Definitely not worth the $40,000 premium though lol.
but..... it's sound soooooooo gooooood
"But"...lol I hope you are kidding.
Think of the difference $40,000 could make to someones life...
be sensible man!
My first M3 was a 1995 Dakar USA spec coupe.
Now I have a 1995 Euro Spec Sedan
but..... it's sound soooooooo gooooood
Why? The Z1Rs are better headphones to my ears.
hahaha i never heard orpheus 2. i did listened first orpheus. not a fans.i can't really justified its price. but for some people it probably sound soooo gooood so maybe the sound itself could justified the price
Well i've not heard it yet but $40,000...really Sennheiser?!!
I don't even know why we even include the Orpheus 2 in our discussions on Head-Fi.
I'll bet even non-audiophile millionaires would consider it a waste of money.
Well i've not heard it yet but $40,000...really Sennheiser?!!
I don't even know why we even include the Orpheus 2 in our discussions on Head-Fi.
I'll bet even non-audiophile millionaires would consider it a waste of money.
Well there should always be something higher to aim for
And thanks to Hifiman and Senny, there are 2 to acquire for the hardcore on here
Ah well..
Some people might hear the Orpheus and prefer Beats...
That sounds absurd but sound quality is so subjective that it's a possibillity.
I'm just being brutally honest.