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I recently bought a couple of sets of electets. A hybrid electrostatic. I got them as they were nice and light etc and ones I usually wear are too heavy for my neck.Quote:
Originally Posted by Scorps
If you want to try I could send u a set. They are quite pretty wood finished
That's very generous of you Grant...Quote:
Originally Posted by struth
aye very generous might well take you up on that offer at some point could even do a swap u take mi hugo 2 for a month n i have your headphones
I had a Hugo for a little while.. I can't remember which one mind... I loved the sound but hated the ergonomics... still the best Dac I had was the Audio Note though...
got hugo tt2 at mo and is stunning ergonomics bit quirky but is no denying the sound
I did like the Hugo... as you say it's a "bit quirky"...however after a while I found it just 'too much' somehow... too much detail maybe... I don't know
I also owned the Naim Dac for some time which I liked... but, still, if I had to own another Dac I would go straight for the Audio Note tube dac...
See... I can talk hifi... :)
Yes, he told me you had him - not only 'had' him, but RUINED him!:D:eyebrows:Quote:
Originally Posted by Ninanina
Marco.
sure, let me know...Quote:
Originally Posted by Scorps
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As I was saying to you the other day, Grant, you should try some of the Audio Technica open-backed designs, such as these:
https://premiumsound.co.uk/product/h...ca-ath-ad700x/
With headphones especially, most of the music's in the midrange, and quality, open-backed headphones produced a beautifully lucid and 'airy' sound, which I think would suit your tastes in music perfectly:)
ATs also deliver big on the SPPV front, due to economies of scale, so a £200 pair of their high-end headphones is often the sonic equivalent of £500+ designs from smaller, supposedly 'specialist' manufacturers...;)
They're also light and comfy to wear!
Marco.