u/Spare-NobodyAim

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Ingredients:

White rice

Beef, cut into pieces

Brazilian sausage (linguiça)

Pork ribs or pork

Chicken

Salt and seasonings

Ready-made farofa

Tomatoes, onion, and bell pepper for the vinaigrette

Potatoes, carrots, and mayonnaise for the salad

Guaraná soda to serve

Preparation:

Cook the white rice as usual.

Season the meats with salt and your favorite seasonings, then grill or barbecue until golden and cooked.

Cut the sausage into pieces and grill it with the other meats.

For the vinaigrette, chop the tomatoes, onion, and bell pepper and mix with salt and a little vinegar or lemon juice.

For the potato salad, boil the potatoes and carrots, cut them into cubes, and mix with mayonnaise and seasonings.

*It was prepared with the help of a real Brazilian 😎

I bought it from the official store; at first, I was surprised by the lack of the bass, sub-bass, and mids that had been so highly praised. I then tested it against a 90-cent AK6, and believe me, the Castor got absolutely crushed in all three areas. The only difference is that instrument separation and audio definition are better, but actual bass? Non-existent. I suspect they changed the drivers—don't buy it.

I’m outraged; the audio definition is good, but the "Bass" in the name is just for show—there’s no bass, no sub-bass. When compared directly to the AM6—which cost me a mere 90 cents—the Castor is completely blown away in terms of bass, sub-bass, and mids. I suspect KZ changed the drivers; it’s a total lack of respect. (Both were tested with the same seal, the same device, and the same DAC.)

Do the clones have access to any Mangekyō abilities, even passive ones? If so, would the fatigue from the clones using the Mangekyō be transferred to the user? That wouldn't make sense

gostei muito da curva de audio, usei a versao harman mas preferi o bass, parece que os agudos incomodam menos, o jm12 aguenta empurar bem os graves e fica mais "aveludado", alem de melhorar a localização de audio, mas ainda acho que da pra melhorar