QUOTE(cyh03176 @ Feb 8 2014, 05:27 AM)
- Your rig: xperia z->fiio e12
- What type of usage: music
- File format used in your source: spotify and flac files (spotify most of the time now)
- Genre of music you listen to: buying this headphones for classical music ONLY
- Headphone/ earphone type: closed and over ear
- Other requirements: best if comes with mic and does not need amplification, otherwise, no mic also okay and can be driven by fiio e12, this headphones are for portable use
- Budget: 1500+-
My hands are itchy to get some new gear but actually im unsure whether i should buy a new dac and amp (fiio e18 or beyerdynamic a200p, fiio e18 is out i guess because it cannot be stacked with my phone because xperia micro usb output is on the side
)
otherwise, im looking for a pair of preferably headphones (close and over ear) or earphones for classical music ONLY
this is because i found that ue900 mid is veiled and has an echo effect which is nice for vocals but not for instruments
like piano, every note is like played with sustain pedal stepped on all the time
thanks very much
what you do need is a pair of monitoring grade ear/headphones and not musical - What type of usage: music
- File format used in your source: spotify and flac files (spotify most of the time now)
- Genre of music you listen to: buying this headphones for classical music ONLY
- Headphone/ earphone type: closed and over ear
- Other requirements: best if comes with mic and does not need amplification, otherwise, no mic also okay and can be driven by fiio e12, this headphones are for portable use
- Budget: 1500+-
My hands are itchy to get some new gear but actually im unsure whether i should buy a new dac and amp (fiio e18 or beyerdynamic a200p, fiio e18 is out i guess because it cannot be stacked with my phone because xperia micro usb output is on the side
otherwise, im looking for a pair of preferably headphones (close and over ear) or earphones for classical music ONLY
this is because i found that ue900 mid is veiled and has an echo effect which is nice for vocals but not for instruments
thanks very much
this will do well for you

Feb 8 2014, 09:23 AM

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