Estoy pensando en comprar o el Ananda Nano o el Arya Stealth. Sé que quizá pienses que el Arya es mejor, pero los voy a usar con un FiiO KA13 (con el 4.4mm) y no tengo dinero para otro DAC. El FiiO KA13 definitivamente puede sacarle el máximo al Nano, pero se queda un poco corto de potencia para el Arya. ¿Crees que el Arya va a seguir sonando mejor que el Nano con ese DAC, o no?
I was looking into the Arya Stealth headphones and these came up. I'd like to know if they're the original Arya headphones or the Stealth version. I know the box says "Stealth Magnets Design," but I'm still a bit confused because it only says "Arya" on the box and in the description, haha.
Also, would you recommend them over the Ananda Nano headphones? Are the Stealth headphones better overall in terms of sound, soundstage, and imaging than the Nano headphones?
As the title says, I'd like to buy my first HiFiMan headphones, but I'm not sure whether to go for the Ananda Nano or the Ananda Unveiled. Which ones would you recommend? I like clear, natural vocals, as well as good separation and soundstage.
I'm planning to buy an Oppo phone for the first time, but I'd like some recommendations on several models I'm considering. I'd prefer to talk to someone directly rather than leave comments, because I have a lot of details to share before making my decision.
I'm planning to buy an Oppo phone for the first time, but I'd like some recommendations on a few models I'm considering. I'd prefer to chat with someone directly rather than leave comments because I have a lot of details to share before making my decision.
Which headphones are better, the Shure AONIC 50 Gen 2 or the Sonos Ace? Which do you think are better in terms of sound quality, ANC, comfort, materials, and features? And which would you recommend overall?
I don't like it when the bass is too exaggerated.
Which headphones are better, the Shure AONIC 50 Gen 2 or the Sonos Ace? Which do you think are better in terms of sound quality, ANC, comfort, materials, and features? And which would you recommend overall?
I don't like it when the bass is too exaggerated.
Hi, I have some Audio-Technica M40x headphones and I wanted to buy something new.
I was wondering which would be better, the AKG K361 or the AKG K553 MKII. It doesn't matter if the K553 is a bit old; I just want to know which ones sound better. I listen to music like J-pop and J-rock (which has a lot of detail in female vocals and many layers), so I like the presence and naturalness of the vocals, as well as the soundstage.
It's me again. I previously asked about the AKG K361 and K371, and ultimately decided on the K361, but, as is typical in the audiophile world, others came up.
I was wondering which would be better, the AKG K361 or the AKG K553 MKII. It doesn't matter if the K553 is a bit old; I just want to know which ones sound better. I listen to music like J-pop and J-rock (which has a lot of detail in female vocals and many layers), so I like the presence and naturalness of the vocals, as well as the soundstage.
Tengo configuraciones que he visto en Reddit y esto es lo máximo a lo que he llegado, cómo puedo aumentar mi puntuación?
Uso archivos FLAC de 96kHz/24bit, y he visto gente que tiene archivos iguales y supera hasta los 80 o 90 puntos.
I want to buy some new headphones, and the K361 and K371 are the two options I'm considering most. Which do you think are better for vocals, instruments, and separation?
I'm coming from Audio-Technica ATH-M40X headphones, and I've heard that the K371s have a lot of bass and vocals sound a bit distant. I saw a sound test video, and the K371s sounded even bassier and vocals a bit distant. I'm not a big fan of bass; my priority is vocals. Do you think the K361s would be better for my listening preferences?
I want to buy some new headphones, and the K361 and K371 are the two options I'm considering most. Which do you think are better for vocals, instruments, and separation?
I'm coming from Audio-Technica ATH-M40X headphones, and I've heard that the K371s have a lot of bass and vocals sound a bit distant. I saw a sound test video, and the K371s sounded even bassier and vocals a bit distant. I'm not a big fan of bass; my priority is vocals. Do you think the K361s would be better for my listening preferences?
Hi, I just downloaded the version of Poweramp which added bit-perfect, but I don't know much about how to configure it.
Does anyone know what the best bit-perfect and audio output settings might be? I listen to FLAC music, some at 44.1kHz/16-bit, some at 48kHz/24-bit, and some at 96kHz/24-bit.
As the title says, when I plug in my Audio-Technica headphones, the cable goes in fine, but I can't twist it to lock it in place; it simply won't move even a millimeter and won't lock. I checked a few things about the cable and the headphone jack and I can't find any fault with it.
It seems strange to me because the locking mechanism isn't complicated at all; it works in a very basic way. I already tried both cables that came in the box and the same thing happens with both of them.
I don't remember if I've already asked this question, but I want to be sure of the answer. My question is: which headphones are better, the FiiO FT1s or the Audio-Technica ATH-M40Xs?
I have the M40Xs and was thinking of buying the FT1s to try them out. Would you recommend them? Another thing I'd like to know is: which ones have better vocals? Which ones offer greater separation and instrumental detail? This won't completely convince me, since I know the FT1s have a warmer, more musical sound, but I'd still like to hear your opinion.
I don't remember if I've asked this question before, but I want to be sure of the answer. My question is: which headphones are better, the FiiO FT1s or the Audio-Technica ATH-M40Xs?
I have the M40Xs and was thinking of buying the FT1s to test their sound signature. Would you recommend them? Something else I'd like to know is, which ones have better vocals? Which ones have more instrument separation and detail? This won't completely convince me because I know the FT1s have a warmer, more musical sound signature, but I'd still like to know your opinion.