How much do you think will you lose in such a deal? My guess is up to 50% even If you find a dealer where you purchase a new one.
So do people on this forum listen to music anymore or is everything just 1's and 0's?
As it is about $1980 more than I am willing to spend on headphones, certainly not i (Koss KPH 30i forevah)They sell on the market for around $2000.
I'd really like to know how many people commenting on these measurements have actually listened to the V2.
A good question. And worth investigation. Not that I have the means.Now hear me out fellas....
Some of these high end headphones use crazy strong magnets. I have the 1266 TC and my amp has a steel chassis. I have a foam layer on top of the amp and when I pulled these out of the box and set them on the amp, I had to pull pretty hard to get them off the amp! None of my other headphones have that kind of pull.
I am wondering if the magnetic force can mess with the microphones in the measurement rig. I'm not sure how you can even get around that to increase the magnet spacing while still maintaining FR. Zeos (sorry for invoking that name, ha ha!) complains about how some planars mess up his sound demos because of the strong magnets. Perhaps it is a thing that is happening here?
As it is about $1980 more than I am willing to spend on headphones, certainly not i (Koss KPH 30i forevah)
So do people on this forum listen to music anymore or is everything just 1's and 0's?
So do people on this forum listen to music anymore or is everything just 1's and 0's?
and BTW I will take measurement data above any subjective personal listening experience any day.
Serious question: does this mean that if you listen to something, and enjoy it, and then go back and measure it to find out it measured poorly, does that mean your enjoyment was wrongly experienced?
nothing wrong with experiencing placebo. But I just don’t want to pay people who capitalize on this phenomenon for it.
You can like things that don't measure "well". We have different listening preferences. My hearing in one ear is toast over 12.8k We all have different music choices. Typically I would rather listen, then look at measurements. Measurements would cause me to spend more time analyzing what I was hearing.nothing wrong with experiencing placebo. But I just don’t want to pay people who capitalize on this phenomenon for it.
wait, how would the manufacturer be "capitalizing on placebo" which is a phenomenon that only YOU can experience? Do you think the manufacturers are literally sitting there and waiting excitedly for money from customers because of "placebo", a phenomenon the manufacturers have zero control over? Are they building and designing equipment to give the placebo effect? How exactly does that work? What if someone else hears the equipment but doesn't get the placebo effect?
nice. People like you make this a better placehere are some cables to set you off. I’m sure they work just as claimed and will make a night and day difference. As many people will testify.
https://eu.abyss-headphones.com/collections/jps-labs-cables?page=2
Enjoy.
here are some cables to set you off. I’m sure they work just as claimed and will make a night and day difference. As many people will testify.
https://eu.abyss-headphones.com/collections/jps-labs-cables?page=2
Enjoy.
That's literally not how this works. How did you listen to music/equipment before measurements? Also, I have no opinion on those cables; I haven't measured them and I haven't heard them. And I generally know nothing about Abyss cables.
Abyss makes the ugliest headphones in the world!