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 Beyerdynamic Latest XP series earphone!, A giant killer!

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Vincy8925
post Nov 17 2012, 03:11 AM

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QUOTE(nicholostan @ Nov 17 2012, 01:50 AM)
XP2 will suit well in pop or even rock songs ...jazz like vocal jazz , XP3 will perform better...
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XP2 is better for vocals imo. The XP3 is described to have a 'V' shaped sound signature. This means recessed mids and boosted trebles and bass. The XP2 is more fun and dynamic comparing it to the XP3 by all means. You might want to refer to midwestgoh's posts on the 600 hour burn-ed in XP3 of his. laugh.gif

QUOTE(wildwestgoh @ Oct 15 2012, 07:29 AM)
XP2 compared with XP3? If that's the case then probably it's a yes? I wouldn't say it has more bass but rather the focus on which part, XP3 has V shape sounding, while XP2 is much balanced so the amount of bass is slightly on the mid so you feels more bass, XP1 is exceptional case (bass all the way).
Instruments sounds stage is better at XP3, great at differentiate the instruments apart due to its detail nature, slightly analytical due to its housing sounding I guess, more "ting ting" than "ding ding". But because of this the mid sounds laid back, vocal song with lots of heavy instruments will pushes the vocal back but full instruments orchestra will definitely sound really nice. wink.gif  cool.gif
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QUOTE(wildwestgoh @ Oct 14 2012, 03:15 PM)
Yeah, somehow after I auditioned the burn-in XP2, I was slightly regret that I bought XP3... *sigh* oh well~
At least XP3 has good presentation on the instruments sounds stage.
Going to burn-in more to see what will it become. wink.gif

Add: Found another way to wear comfortably for long hours for this huge housing.
Solution is wear it over-ear, yes there's no mistake here, over-ear, it's even easier to wear over those normal over-ear type.
How? While normally the wire is straight down, now you turn it ~120 degree to the front, then put the wire over-ear, that's it.
The huge housing will face down instead of up, better insertion for those with small ear (like me blush.gif ) especially wearing the double-flange.
Now, it's even better at handling the annoying microphonics problem, minimize it even further, now I can wear it up to 3 hours and still no pain around the ears.

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Vincy8925
post Nov 25 2012, 10:29 PM

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QUOTE(shimon @ Nov 21 2012, 11:31 AM)
my xp3 earbud really not comfortable (tried all sizes).. recommend me a solution, please? will 3rd party ones eg hippo foam help?
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Try not to stick in it in your ears too deeply. To get a good fit, just put it in and adjust the pressure until it feels right. When it's too deep, it creates much pressure. You know if you're sticking in too deep when your world goes a little too 'silent' I guess. It kind of mutes the sound with the pressure in your ear canal. So, adjust the span of reach to get the right fit. If it still wouldn't work, get the hippo foam. It's comfortable, and with a great seal too. icon_rolleyes.gif

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Vincy8925
post Dec 4 2012, 10:49 PM

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QUOTE(toytoy @ Dec 4 2012, 05:45 PM)
Anyone did a comparison between xp3 and sony xba1?

I have an xba1 right now, it is worth changing to xp3?

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Just stick to your XBA 1. It's an all-rounder for a single balanced armature. sweat.gif

Vincy8925
post Dec 5 2012, 12:54 PM

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QUOTE(Vincy8925 @ Dec 4 2012, 10:49 PM)
Just stick to your XBA 1. It's an all-rounder for a single balanced armature.  sweat.gif
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You might want to try out the Beyerdynamic XP series first. Different people have different preferences. laugh.gif

 

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