Hifiman Susvara vs Abyss 1266: Flagship Headphone Comparison 

I don’t think they are quite the same thing. What’s the issue with the Susvara ?

@@ZPProductions I don’t think it’s comfortable due to the clamp and I was thinking of maybe trying to swap it for the abyss but you came out with a conclusion that the susvara was actually more ergonomic

@@shznn yah. There’s no way the abyss will give you better comfort. At flagship level, only the dca series and zmf is more comfortable but their sound isn’t quite the same.

@@ZPProductions shame. I really wanted to hear the abyss actually. Maybe I should but I just don’t have access to it. Thanks though ^^

@@shznn you can consider trying the zmf atrium open.

No one sponsors me anything sadly. So I just try what I like haha. I did get the moondrop para and Sennheiser 650 cause I kinda like them lol

Oh, I regret my musical path. As a child, I had a Panasonic cassette player and on-ear headphones, like everyone else’s small ones. And then I found the same ones on Aliexpress. Then I found the same on-ear ones but wireless, at first I thought they had bad sound, but when I adjusted the equalizer on my mobile phone they sounded. In short, now, for the sake of experimentation, I bought myself a Hifiman ananda and a shanling m7 player. I’ll say this, these PLUTUS bases were better than Ananda’s; in general, I’m disappointed. Ananda is big and heavy, overall I'm disappointed. But the M7 player is fire, but I wish I had taken the VIVO top version, they have built-in DACs. So my audiophile journey failed. And I broke my bluetooth headphones when I fell asleep with them on@@ZPProductions

like f, for 6 grand they couldnt make it look better

a straight metal bracket, with screw pivot at the center.

No double they look like some medieval torture device hahaha. But that said in real world usage, they are surprisingly easy to wear, relatively comfortable and only look real awkward