pippen99
Headphoneus Supremus
I currently own both. I plan to keep both. If I have to many of anything its too many expensive cables.
Had both the Verite and LCD4's at same time... sold the Verites.
Verite's eq and scale very well, but could never get enough midrange and treble out of them, mainly treble. Too dark sounding for me.
I currently own both. I plan to keep both. If I have to many of anything its too many expensive cables.
Did you EQ the VO to boost the mids/treble?
Take the metal screen off. You'll get more treble.Yes, midrange was no problem to eq, but gave up on getting more "air and sparkle". No matter what I did- eq, pads, equipment, could never get treble to the (non-eq) level of LCD4 or Utopia, or any of my other headphones if being honest. Oh, and I tried 2 pairs (proves I really wanted to like them and hoped it was only my particular pair)- but they sounded exactly the same.
Still, the Verite has alot to offer and does most everything right- great sound (excellent bass, good midrange, rolled off treble imo, great soundstage), awesome build quality, comfort, and customer service is second to none.
Im sensitive to tilted or hot treble headphones and wont own them, so thats not my thing.
Im no expert, please no flames, just my 2 cents worth.
The LCD 4 is one of the darkest TOTL HP's out there. That is one of the biggest complaints of it (Check the thread), other than it's weight. I have been trying to convince myself to buy one but I just can't because I remember them being too dark for me. Now with the Verite I do not have that problem, as I do not like dark headphones. Hopefully you tried them with the Verite pads for a while?Yes, midrange was no problem to eq, but gave up on getting more "air and sparkle". No matter what I did- eq, pads, equipment, could never get treble to the (non-eq) level of LCD4 or Utopia, or any of my other headphones if being honest. Oh, and I tried 2 pairs (proves I really wanted to like them and hoped it was only my particular pair)- but they sounded exactly the same.
Still, the Verite has alot to offer and does most everything right- great sound (excellent bass, good midrange, rolled off treble imo, great soundstage), awesome build quality, comfort, and customer service is second to none.
Im sensitive to tilted or hot treble headphones and wont own them, so thats not my thing.
Im no expert, please no flames, just my 2 cents worth.
Take the metal screen off. You'll get more treble.
The LCD 4 is one of the darkest TOTL HP's out there. Hopefully you tried them with the Verite pads for a while?
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...Im no expert, please no flames, just my 2 cents worth.
I read this and was like "What? No screen?" and checked my VC. No screen. I'm so used to seeing it on another ZMF pair, I assumed there was one. My bad.Neither pair had metal screens. I also removed fabric covering from one of the pad sets themselves. I tried everything...
What I've found is that audio is incredibly subjective in what our personal preferences are, and that one headphone can be bright to one person and dark to another, but then the same two people and listen to another headphone and hear it the same way. There's so many factors from audio chains, to anatomy, to age etc etc, that some things of why one person hears one headphone a certain way and why another person hears it differently is hard to directly quantify, even with FR graphs and all that available.
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