malhotraraul said:its good, i like the protective cover.
You read my mindesanthosh said:^ Sometimes it's better to be ordinary. I typically listen to FLAC when using speakers and a mix of 320kbps / FLAC / VBR / 192kbps when using DAP/PMP. If I am able to hear the differences very clearly, then the following things will happen in order:
- No matter how much I want to enjoy music, I will keep observing "flaws".
- That necessitates changing the entire library into FLACs.
- No space on PMP. Buy something better with 32/64 GB capacity and an expansion slot. Even better is to dump the PMP route since they can do only so much. Better stick to PC based setup?
- Mind is at rest. It starts thinking ... what about the FLACs I did not rip myself? Therefore for each album, buy back original CDs, carefully rip them using EAC. Listen and compare CDs and FLACs to ensure nothing is missing.
- But, somethings wrong. CDP has it's own signature, sound card has it's own signature. How do I compare? So, buy an expensive DAC that can work great irrespective of the source to produce a neutral, analytical signature. A separate headphone amp and a high-end Headphone would be necessary to find any minor flaws that are not visible with budget setups.
- Changing inter-connects and Headphone cables to extract the last mile of performance becomes necessary.
I'd rather not find the "flaws" :no:
strategy said:^ lol that happens....but be bold..... sell everything and buy a JH16 + JH3a
...at least i for one am sure that my next upgrade will be ...( even if it comes in 5 years )..JH16/ HD800 / next AKG upgrade K1000+ and a $ 5000 balanced amp from RSA
with an exception of SM3 ( if i get a good deal)
Agreeharaakiri said:It's really difficult to resist buying something, out of curiosity, when one has got money.
toxicdrift said:demo'd alot more then the above lot.. but now i know what sorta sound i want and am not distracted easily. i just feel u end up loosing alot of money by trial n error. and that there is no point buying the next best thing thats out there...
toxicdrift said:the best way is to demo what u want and then buy it.. reviews too can be subjective so always take em with a pinch of salt. do realise that its alot harder to earn money then to spend it.. i might sound negative to some but i guess im just @ a stage where im debating with wants vs needs. so yes u could own 10+iem setups or 50 cans.. but do u really need em and use them.. just ask ur question that before making ur next mad purchase, deep down u might already know the answer
esanthosh said:Once you've tasted good sound, you cannot return back to the "old sound"
I like diversity in a way. I see 1920's silent movies to latest films across genres. I see horror movies, then jump into Ingmar Bergman. I guess that unstable 'variety taste disorder' caught me here too.
1,700 for a Headphone? Really?
RE-0 : My fist real IEM. I read some reviews on Head-fi. The "usual suspect" Faheem is the main culprit again .
BTW, I am still interested in trying out,... Wonder where will it end?
toxicdrift said:u check and double check every review/pm and detail and get more confused.. life's tough for the indian headfier. but its good to see a change, more n more people gettin into it and spreading the knowledge. itll help new people who want to get better gear aswell. good luck on the customs! keep me updated bro
I might be reading between the lines but you do feel isolation and comfort can be problem for some with the TFT ? Thats my only apprehension, I could never get used to iems .Bought about 5 pairs, just could not get them into my tiny ears comfortably UNTILL i got he S4.Now my primary concern is that most of the iems dont fit me so whats the point upgrading.I love the way the S4 sounds, the bass is amazing and clear, the soundstage is amazing, if I want to go for something up the ladderhow am I know if they will gfit me right Do the comply fit the S4 ? I want to try that option !strategy said:S4 bass was something very special for me ....these improve upon the bass ..in every way ...
comfort wise ....i used to use the smallest tip with the S4 and insert them in the ear -canals deep inside then only( them ONLY) did i get the S4 bass i loved .....with these ..that quality is improved upon by simply placing them in the ear ..( though i am using the comply tips ) ..so...i'd say ..if the fit is right then they are comfortable