Edition XV

Nyobain beberapa headphone : • Hifiman Edition XV, gacor banget anjir ini buat lagu lagu punk, metal, grunge, rock, hip hop dst. Buat lagu wibu masih masuk sih, vocalnya decent. Sayangnya timbre-nya masih "khas" planar, gak separah Edition XS sih, lebih smooth juga daripada Edition XS. Problemnya ma

How much did you pay for the Organic? If $700 ish and you don’t have bunch of extra cash around I’d just stick with that one. TLDR: they are all pretty similar especially if you use eq or like to try different pads. Get whatever your budget allows without feeling like you spent too much This may not

Yes, the drumming sounds really good for the most part. The guitar solos also stand out. The vocals though, and often the riffs just kind of squish together too much. Hmm, yeah I guess it really also depends on how you listen to your music and what hardware you use. I mainly use headphones, from my

This is super interesting to me as I bought the HD 490 pro and was going this weekend to get an edition XV. My hope was the XV would be the missing link in my line up which is B&W PX8, B&O H100, Bose 700, BeoPlay EX, AirPod pro 2 and quiet comfort earbuds. I just got the Fiio Q15 yesterday and have

Those are the HIFIMAN Edition XV. Amazing headphones!

200-500hz for me sounds emphasized which is lightly corroborated by measurements, it seems. 2khz has that characteristic hifiman dip, and 6khz has some sort of peak, resonance maybe. Different units are showing more or less modal behavior (weird volume ripples) from 100-1000hz due to the massive dia

In terms of sound only, I can give my top 5: Focal Utopia - Super dynamic, detailed and exciting sounding, while keeping a decently natural tonal balance. Sennheiser HD 650 - Sounds smooth and natural and lush no matter what track I throw at it. Sennheiser HD 800 S - Very open and detailed with a wa

I borrowed this pic from another thread, its the FR of the Hifiman Edition XV: The 'squiggly' lines is resonating, right? This is separate from the change in FR from positional variance if I'm correct. Although this is quite an exaggerated, severe case; I'd still like to know what headphone perform

Open backs are basically always going to roll off, modern planars just sometimes postpone it a bit longer, and more importantly slope downwards a bit more gently. They're generally just slightly easier to EQ to conformity with harman-style targets down to ~20hz. For example you could compare the ext

I’m a little puzzled why you wouldn’t even try something like the Edition XS if that fits your head properly and nothing else does. I have a large head and large ears, and HiFiMan’s egg-shaped cups are easily the most comfortable for me. I’ve seen the Edition XS for sale for under $200 USD recently,