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Ordered one. Better build than the Ananda Nano with swivel cups, wood cups, and slightly less sibilance--and $100 less than Nano. Equal value and sound to Nano with better comfort and tuning and build and price. BOOM!
Thanks for the video! I found that the bigger tips sound more bassy for me. I thought the small would let me insert them deeper giving more bass, but it’s the opposite at least for the provided foam tips.
I already saw photos of torn diaphragms circulating the web. DUMBEST IDEA EVER!!! Hifiman doesn't know what to produce next to take your hard-earned money. You can stick to Sundara and don't look any further.
Please take the time to pronounce “susvara” and other Hifiman names properly. They are Sanskrit words of significance to Indians and Hindus. Just like we take time to pronounce Western or European brands and models correctly, reviewers should put some effort into respecting Eastern cultures too
@@chungang7037 No. The fact that it’s a Chinese brand doesn’t matter. They’re using words from another culture (Indian Hindu culture) and should respect the original culture’s pronunciation.
who cares. Honestly dude its a piece of hardware not a cultural statement where someone is appropriating something. Chinese will misspronounce it, europeans will, americans will africans will, tawainese will, russians 100% will and nobody cares.
@@Prxyshj Cultures borrow words all the time for centuries are you going to police every persion trying to use another language? Pronunciation changes almost as fast as hair styles over time as well, so who cares?
@@chungang7037 The people whose culture is watered down by casual misuse of their language and cultural concepts care. You don’t care because it’s not your culture. Pronunciation does NOT change “as fast as hairstyles” over time, especially with some languages like Sanskrit. And obviously there is a way in which people in this hobby respect European words and pronunciations and not others. Clearly that is discriminatory.
What's with the 1/2 measures?.................................. It's missing the "Main In" connection on this INTEGRATED amplifier. Sure, one could buy a second, presumably higher output Tube Power Amplifier to make use of the "Pre Out" connection but no one is going to abandon the internal tube amp. Plus if there were a loop, one could add some tone control. Just add the Main In connection. Driving a loudspeaker pair from out of the headphone socket is a bit weird. I'm certain it works but just add the darn switch and loudspeaker cable terminals already. Acid Jazz, Funk & Brass 🔈🔉🔊
ok I went back to them today and I think I'll be keeping them. They do some things really well like sub bass and soundstage, detail especially. But I finally downloaded a .txt file for Peace APO from someone who knew what they were doing lol, took that and just boosted the bass a little and for tracks that are made for their sound signature they are quite good. You need to bring the mids forward significantly, though.
i got it 2 days back shifting on it after using sony MDR am2 . i can say they sound great but hard to be driven properly without a dac . sound is nuetral with good bass but not same as sony warm headphones . comfort is great . my only issue is loudness being 150 ohm they need decent power , i wish i could get 560 s instead with relatively lower impedence of 120ohm . that would be louder . my biggest issue is the geometry of this headphone . if u dont have higher head they wont fit sealed on ears they will have opening at lower end . this is really disapointing to me as i am not able to get sealed fitting on my head . noting that i didnt face this issue with other headphones .
I got Deva Pro kit (with Bluetooth module) for $200 The headphones itself sensitivity is OK with smartphone (don't expect crazy loud), but Bluetooth module gives a lot more juice (around 40% volume is enough), but USB-C input on Bluetooth module is a big disappointment (only supports 16bit/48kHz). Headphones is pretty comfortable for person with big skull (mine is 4+4) Sound stage is wider than HD58X modified (with back foam removed) and more mid Sound can be affected even a finger touch on the back You can use one side TRS cable on left side, or use V-Moda Boom Pro and plug on left side for added boom mic (be careful it can leak a lot of audio)
It is the Strauss & Wagner SW-HS01 headphone stand available here: audio46.com/products/strauss-wagner-sw-hs01-premium-wood-and-aluminum-headphone-stand?_gl=1*6gq7x5*_up*MQ..&gclid=CjwKCAjwqMO0BhA8EiwAFTLgIAyuwa9_gw7lZoBSkPBiFsTcstSzhWkzfaaSsyH_5eJH-hje11yzQRoCNEUQAvD_BwE
Your test examples are always with popular style music (rock, folk or other), so it's very limited for me, I listened to it too, but when I was aged 13 to 16 :-). ;-) .... It’s a shame then that you didn’t make the test with learned music: symphonic works by Bartok («Music for Strings, Percussion and Celesta"), from Stravinsky («The rite of spring»), from Mahler (any symphony), or piano works from Schoenberg (Suite for Piano, Op.25), from Debussy («Et la lune descend sur le temple qui fut»), from Liszt («Bagatelle sans tonalité», from Boulez (sonata no 1 or 2), or with quartets by Shostakovich, Carter, Ligeti, etc. In short, works a million times more complex and rich structurally, on level contrapuntal, harmonic, etc. A simple youth score of a Beethoven quartet is a revolution in scholarly complexity and a revolution in musical writing compared to any popular hit which seems like music written by children in comparison. Above all : the learned music is a challenge for any audiophile restitution, . Let me make this comparison: it’s the difference between Einstein and a rap singer. Or perhaps you could test these headphones with worksfrom the great jazz period of the 20s, 30s and 40s because these compositions are also very rich (any recording by Oscar Peterson for example). Last point: for listening to the voice or the timbre of the voice itself -- I mean for example the voice of narrators in documentaries, the voice of hosts for TV shows, etc. -- what result does this helmet give? Veiled ? Punched? Matt ? Very defined ? Etc. The sound I really like a lot is the Beyerdynamic DT-990 Pro (and I hate the narrow sound of his cousin the Beyerdynamic DT 900 pro X).
@@victormedrano2316 I don't know if Beyerdynamic is the best for classical music because there are plenty of headphones that I've never tried. In any case, the DT 990 Pro fully satisfies me.
How these sounds with i comparison with Sennheiser ie 200 in india the price gap between these two iems is around 100 dollars..will these justfy the price gap..
Looking for starting off with IEMs and stumbled upon your videos - since you asked for feedback, I must say I really appreciate the realism and "down to earth" attitude, and your explanations work well for beginners. I also like the fact that you don't use those distracting lo-fi beats as background music for the video! Quick question in case you happen to see this - price difference aside, how would you compare the B3s with an entry level DAC vs the ZE8000 Mk2? Thanks and wish your channel good success!
