My conclusion is: Mylar3 is more for the casual guys who don't wanna bring a bulky amp attached to their player, which means portable wise, it's the best choice. It isn't very picky on the sources but it will improve exponentially if it's given good ones.
Whilst in contrary, Mylar XB, the extended bass version does have more quantity of bass. If you think that's more for those "feng tou" guys (Trance, heavy metal, crazy xyz tracks whatsoever
Yeap, you need a powerful amp to drive it. Amp it, the staging is bigger than M3, and the details is OUT from the background. Slightly brighter signature than M3 if you notice.
Now I am not saying that M3 is bad, as yuheng said before, it's like comparing apple and orange, the difference is not so obvious if you don't listen to them carefully. And you gotta choose between these two signatures. Just that mylar xb has more amping capabilities (of course with a real good amp).
This post has been edited by walabies: Jun 18 2007, 08:06 PM
Jun 18 2007, 05:13 PM
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