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Tenho um IEM topo de linha (minha flair não é piada), a diferença se dá principalmente na resolução/transparência/detalhamento. Uma maneira simples e bem resuminda de explicar é como se fosse um filtro hi-fi natural. Porém, em gravações que são muito ruins ele escancara isso. Em algumas, até consegu

Você está procurando graves nos headphones errados, amigo. Se realmente quer bastante graves em quantidade, o FiiO FT1 seria uma boa opção. Você não irá encontrar isso num Hifiman ou Sennheiser 600/650.

The best headphones are the ones made by companies for whom audio is their specialty. Go to r/headphones , ask "what's the best gaming headphones for [insert budget]?" You will not get a single recommendation of Logitech or Razer or HyperX or similar. And for a good reason. Some of their products ar

The 200 dollar price bracket is just where things start to get good. But to answer your question more precisely: It depends on your headphones. Some headphones will absolutely not sound good on a cellphone simply because a cellphone doesn't have the output power necessary. I'm no longer a kiddo. I h

No budget: Audeze LCD-X - Amazing soundstage/high fidelity. They’re open-back, so the sound will spill outside the headphones. And you’d want a good headphone amp to drive them. Normal budget: FiiO FT-1 - I’m still kind of amazed how good these sound for the price point. They’re what I use for every

Would you say that a peak filter would be better than a low-shelf filter for a bass boost? No I wouldn't say that. I can see that you're new to using EQ - but you asked the right person! For the Fiio FT1 Pro I recommend using these numbers for the EQ (it needs a total of 10 EQ bands, all the bands y

If you are OK with open backs, definitely fiio ft1 pro paired with fiio q11 dac/amp. Comes in well below your budget and sounds super clear with enough headroom for heavy eqing.

I've purged a disgusting amount of headphones recently, and kept only my winners. Keep in mind that sound preference is always subjective. Audeze LCD-X: Reference, accurate open back planar mags. Used for mastering and critical listening. Soundstage galore. As another user mentioned, you'd want a go

You don't in an absolute sense need studio quality headphones to enjoy music. In fact, if you know any musicians, even producers/ engineers, often they have quite modest replay equipment at home. No doubt you grew up enjoying music on any old speakers - same applies. If you want to dip your toe, the

Fiio FT1 Pro has bass distortion where it will clip and output static noise where it plays bass at a very high volume, its less noticeable when you put the headphones on VS off your head. If you only use FT1 Pro at medium-high volume, this will not happen. It could happen if you play at very high vo