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Very natural . Very clear. Zero destortion. Highs has all the information and zero harshness unlike sennheizer . Shure has a Warm inviting sound signature and the SE 215/ Aonic 215 also. It sounds like it is made by pros While Sony , Boss , Sennheizer ..sound like toys. As a test taking the volum higher and there is zero distortion in the Shures yet if you do it in Sennheiser you"ll notice distortion like it is a toy. Trust me. I have the Aonic 215 after having sennheiser and I"ll never ever look back to Sennheiser. Night and day difference. Get the Shure se 225/ Aonic 215 and trust me you will make a Tidal registration very soon to hear all the goodness. Bass is real and warm . Vocals are fantastic . highs are accurate and not ringing harshly. It even has a spatial sound like you can feel the echo in the voices though such a small earphones ; that is how vocals are so good . Also seperation is very very very good. You can't get this things from Sennheiser since it isn't there. I think regarding heaphones and earbphones Shure is the place to go for those that come from HiFi and want musicality and audiophile sound . You will notice the difference between shure and the Others - TRUST ME ON THAT.❤❤ That is quality staff ❤❤ I have wired Aonic 215. I prefer wires to bluetooth since I want to hear the high quality Tidal staff.❤ I use dragon fly cobalt dac or chord mojo 2 dac. I also have the one and onlt Shure SRH 1540 headphoes . The Aonic 215 reminds me the SRH 1540 and that shows how high quality of an earphones they are the ; The 215 worth 2.5 their price. I wonder how the Aonic 4 or 5 sounds like if already the Aonic 215 is so good for the price and more. One might imagine that if the Aonic 215 are that good then what does it say about the Aonic 4 or 5 ??! Be calm also the Aonic 215 / SE 215 will give you the ability to enjoy Tidal high quality staff. TRUST ME ❤❤
Whatever you do, DO NOT sign up for pianote!!! If you decide to cancel your subscription and request a refund, no matter how many emails and phone calls you send, THEY NEVER RESPOND AT ALL!!!!!!! Pianote/musora never responds at all!!!
i have a cort g250 and its solid. its a beautiful guitar! tuning stability is great and the wilkinson trem is pretty good. i wouldnt mind upgrading the pickups though.
I've had an APX 6a for 28 years now. These days I string it with 10's and it's still my back up guitar for live gigs and teaching. If I lost it I'd buy an APX 600 as soon as possible. Great guitars.
I think the cost of subscription to Pianote is extremely worthwhile. I took in-person guitar lessons and paid $170/month for over a year and didn't learn half as much as what I learned in online lessons. Wanted to actually read music and learn piano and reviewed various courses, and I recently subscribed to Pianote. Have to admit that ArtistWorks was a strong second choice. IMHO - definitely worth it. Big plus, I can switch over to the lessons on guitareo = big bang for my buck!
Flowky for beginners is not really fun... Simply piano was for me pefect to start with. Simply piano is more like a game and so i like it more for start. The songs were also better for me. If you are getting better thank you can switch for harder songs and also more switch the fingers.
Ive had the guitar for around 3 years now and I'd say if you're a beginner it's hard to beat for the price range. The bridge is a little cracked but it's been exposed to a lot. Ultimately if you want to learn acoustic then this or another cheap alternative is the way to go. It's also great for all of the reasons listed in the video. Hope this helps!
I bought 2. The first I gave to my niece. I missed it so I bought another.... Just for info, I had to fix the jack input on both. Comes loose and both needed resoldered. Connection to neck pickup on the first one, I had to fix. Kept cutting out. At the price, I recommend updating the tuners, and have a go over to make sure all connections are good. Lock tight in a couple places makes a great guitar.
I traded a squire affinity Strat hh for one and I like the neck on the Yamaha much better. Squires are great but the Yamaha just played a little better to me.😊
I owned a Boss Katana 100 mkII. With a great deal of effort, I could get it dialed in to my preferences at home with one issue. But EVERY time I took it to rehearsal, it sounded vastly different. That is not uncommon. And with typical gear, it's no big deal. But with the Katana, it's a deal breaker. I could make a few adjustments with the knobs and onboard controls. But to have the complete control I needed, I had to carry a laptop, connect it, and crawl neck deep into the weeds of the software while the rest of the band waited. NO THANKS! Needless to say, the Katana never made it to a gig. I sold it after 6 months of trying to make it usable. And the "one issue" I spoke of was the fact that I never could get a good guitar tone through the amp no matter what I did. No EQ adjustment or other tool could give it the punch I was used to in a good amp. Either the speaker, the cabinet, or the combination of the two always produced a brittle, lacking sound that disappeared in the mix. Boss makes some excellent products, many of which I own and rely on. But the Katana is not one of them.
I tried a very cheap acoustic bass today, for the first time in 50+ years of playing. Apart from a slightly awkward action, I found it immensely enjoyable, both to play and to listen to. A lot of YT demos show them to be a bit on the quiet side and muffled/blurry in tone. Maybe it’s the mics they use, or the frantic way they are often player, I couldn’t say. In ‘real life’ I could make it as clear as any bass I’ve ever tried. My old fashioned finger style or plectrum worked well (I can’t do slap bass), also slides, harmonics etc were quite effective. The biggest plus for me, was the extreme lightness of the body, compared to most electric basses.
subscribed to Flowkey, but forgot my logging information and has never used this APP。Last month I was informed $81/year was deducted from my bank account for at least 2years. However the website does not show any customer service number so I can not get in touch with this company. I also read in website a few similar complaints...how can I reach their customer service team?
