QUOTE(joshuachew @ May 21 2014, 12:13 PM)
At this point, one does wonder if they're being baited.
My Roxanne IEMs have big soundstage. So technically everything you said above does not apply. So do you really know what soundstage means?
My Roxanne IEMs have big soundstage. So technically everything you said above does not apply. So do you really know what soundstage means?
QUOTE(Sentinel92 @ May 21 2014, 12:52 PM)
Dude, you said you know what a soundstage is but still asks whether it's involves lesser bass or sound isolation.
As explained, soundstage is that closed room or wide room feel when you listen to headsets. Thats it. Nothing more to it. Also, wide soundstage is not exclusive to a certain headphone type. IEM can have wide soundstage. A high end open back headphone can have wide soundstage. Closed headset can have wide soundstage . It depends on how much or a degree you want it to be.
Too wide and it feels like the instruments are too far away and you cant enjoy it, unless that's what you're looking for. Too narrow and it feels 'in your face ' and claustrophobic.
So its important that you actually try or audition a headset before buying one.
okay i get it (from the bold sentence i highlight) , so soundstage does not limit / affect any product hardware design. As explained, soundstage is that closed room or wide room feel when you listen to headsets. Thats it. Nothing more to it. Also, wide soundstage is not exclusive to a certain headphone type. IEM can have wide soundstage. A high end open back headphone can have wide soundstage. Closed headset can have wide soundstage . It depends on how much or a degree you want it to be.
Too wide and it feels like the instruments are too far away and you cant enjoy it, unless that's what you're looking for. Too narrow and it feels 'in your face ' and claustrophobic.
So its important that you actually try or audition a headset before buying one.
just i wanna hear generic design the pro and con for designed soundstage thingy...
something like ,let say in camera term:
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anyway thanks for the answer, so what i get is this:
Also, wide soundstage is not exclusive to a certain headphone type. IEM can have wide soundstage. A high end open back headphone can have wide soundstage. Closed headset can have wide soundstage . It depends on how much or a degree you want it to be.
by the way soundstage you mean are hardware tuned? i know software can do that but duno what you guys say it is fake/ artificial or not. (by random clicking realtek built-in software sound emulation profile there
so any difference of...
a) narrow soundstage headphone/IME + software enabled wider soundstage
b) originally already wide soundstage...
EDITED: i will go visit E1's shop once i got my kaki go with me
This post has been edited by Agito666: May 21 2014, 01:49 PM
May 21 2014, 01:48 PM
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