Great review as always. I have the Arya organic which is very detailed but planers seem to have a problem connecting the different frequencies to make them sound coherent. For example I can listen to some song and suddenly a bass comes out of nowhere sounding 10 times as big as it should b,e, Really weird.
I enjoyed this very much. Especially, the comfort factors. I had the Verums on loan for an extended period. They were great sounding but I found them so bulky and heavy I could not wear them for very long. I’m a 2 channel speaker guy but I’m trying to get into headphones. Currently I have Sen 660s but I find them very dark. Not my cup of tea.
@@srarrlight0092 Have the Sundara, 600, and getting the Auna on the way.. Will let you know. Sundara is more treble and bass but lacking those mids of the 600, 600 is so cohesive whereas sundara is more excentuated
Haven't listened to this yet but it's on the way. Have a Sundara and hd600, Sundara has more treble, a little too much, and also the hifiman mids scoop compared to the 600, this sounds like it takes the lesser treble of the 600, splits the difference for midrange, and gets the bass of the Sundara - or even flatter. Sundara sounds less coherent but better technicality.
I'd say it's worth it if you care about the spatial qualities. Aune AR5000 has way more depth, layering, and truly sounds like speakers in front of you.
