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That is all correct. I am more worried about the sonics. Look, if I were to choose a stand, custom made, I would end up picking https://www.liedtke-metalldesign.eu/epages/64011114.sf/de_DE/?ObjectID=134490559 This is where I came from

I really thought about it a bit more. The Spacelabs are the most versatile. However they are limited to a certain weight of the speaker itself, which would then require me to be in that range or change the foam or whatever that is inside those special ones. The Liedtke ones probably need to be...

I can. It just will take 2 or 3 months then I can buy it. The more hassle is the import. Currently, I absolutely have no stands, just the speakers. I need some interim solution. What do you recommend?

Location: DE Speaker: Klasik 2020 + RME ADI 2 DAC FS Purpose: Digital Piano ( from PianoTeq => high quality audio ) Acoustic treatment: Basstraps in each corner to ceiling Potential options: Pair HOFA BASSTRAP V2 388 EUR Pair K&M 26791 444 EUR Pair Sound Anchors ADJ-2 1899 EUR ( Germany)...

Sounds like you want to feel the music. You could turn on a subwoofer while listening to music... right?

To their defense - each ear is unique and perhaps there is a different seal or so. If you ever had in ears - as comparision and you move it just a bit, the amount of audible bass changes drastically.

Its 4800 EUR ~ roughly 5 grand in my location

the DCA AEON X are not even available at regular sellers like thomann. By the way. Had the https://www.thomann.de/gb/dan_clark_audio_ether_2_open_back.htm and I lacked lower bass extension. Paired with RME ADI DAC FS. No matter how much I did equalize. The 2020 Utopia at that time just...

When you say, followed, do you rank the DCA X Open over the DCA Stealth?

Can we talk about headphones sounding different to different persons? Your ear canal, your headshape, the nose... Everything contributes to it. If I just pick a headphone that measures similarly to the Utopia, will it sound better to me? I really think that depends on how well it fits me...

Update: Received my second Tannoy live mini. In Stereo. However, I have to say listening in true Stereo is more fatiguing. Perhaps I can get more used to it. But I certainly prefer it over the other experiences.

I actually did that, and everything was great. It is just that as somebody with Autism, everything appears much more unfiltered to me. That means, I'm much more aware of those details.

Update: I found out something intriguing! When using the Bluetooth mode of the Tannoy Live Mini it creates the same clogged ear phenomena as the Genelec 8010 (much), the Neumann KH120 (less) and the Creative Katana V2 (extreme, in all modes) tested. What does that mode have in common? It is...

Hmm... Thomann doesnt sell the Dan Clark Aeon Open X. And that means I cannot really test it since I live in Germany and imports are annoying to deal with. Are there other Dan Clark Models which you would deem 'better' for your preference?

Seems like it is meant to make headphones sound more like speakers. Nothing I'd want at the moment. Does Aural ID work with Linux? Before I go ahead... Cause I'm a Linux guy.

Alright. I will try the Beyerdynamic T1. Also that... A new RME DAC+Amp got announced https://www.audiosciencereview.com/forum/index.php?threads/rme-adi-2-4-pro-se-dac-announced.33926/ I can make the upgrade by selling my RME ADI 2 DAC FS once released.

I missed that. Can you show me? Theres one big flaw. The cable. Its far too heavy and awful to use. Also, cannot possibly use it when moving the head cause it doesnt clamp enough.

I remember the Utopia as making sound everything exciting. Well. Given that I tried... DT 990, DT 880, HD650, LCD-XC, Audeze LCD-2, Dan Clark Audio ETHER 2, AKG K812 ... Nothing came yet close to the Utopia. Is that surprising?

Smiley face curve :) What I do miss is the lower bass extension I could get with the Focal Utopia. Also it had less distortion than my DT 770 Pro. I had tried AOEN Noire but at least with my AMP+DAC (RME ADI 2 DAC FS) I could not get what I needed. Now, the AEON Noire were super comfy. But is...

Isn't listening very subjective as every ear / hearing is different, too? We have the measurements to give us a baseline in what we want, right? So I could just look which headphone is most similar to a Focal Utopia. in frequency response Or does that not work? By the way, I never tried...