ProfFalkin
Headphoneus Supremus
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When it's ready.When is your verite review coming out
When it's ready.When is your verite review coming out
Well I gave in and ordered a pair of Pheasantwood with silver grills. Pretty excited to see how these stack up to my E2's. From the impressions I have read both E2 and Verite will give the Utopia a serious run for its money.
I'll be able to compare all 3 in a few days.
Couldn’t agree more. These are artisanal sculptures as much as they are headphones. Combined with their phenomenal performance, comfort and build quality, Zach is making pieces that are worth far more than just the sum of their parts.One thing that won me over on ZMF cans was the artistry of the wood work. My father's hobby was wood crafting, and knowing the work that goes into it to make something as beautiful as my Autuer makes it much more than just a headphone to me. I like to hold it, look at the light coming off the grain, kind of a visceral thing. Granted, would not have placed an order for the Verite had the Autuer sounded bad, but for me the craftsmanship of a ZMF an will beat out a Utopoia, Sennheiser and the likes quite easily.
Thanks Zach for the for the order update sheet.
I wasn't expecting that, its pretty cool you can track them that way. It was also really cool to see what everyone else ordered. Looks like the polished steel grill are a favorite for sure.
One thing that won me over on ZMF cans was the artistry of the wood work. My father's hobby was wood crafting, and knowing the work that goes into it to make something as beautiful as my Autuer makes it much more than just a headphone to me. I like to hold it, look at the light coming off the grain, kind of a visceral thing. Granted, would not have placed an order for the Verite had the Autuer sounded bad, but for me the craftsmanship of a ZMF an will beat out a Utopoia, Sennheiser and the likes quite easily.
LmaoThe Gilmore lite I know a couple people who actually like the tonality more because the transients are less aggressive, and it's sounds a little warmer than the GSX because of this. But the GSX has more weight, faster transient edges, and a little truer timbre (as well as being more 3d). For all intensive purposes the Gilmore punches well above it's weight though and gets you in the ballpark of that sound for a fraction of the price. It's just a nice unit.
What's so funnyLmao
What's so funny