FT1

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

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

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

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

I know this is the BD sub and I am a BD fan but in this price range you should also have a look at the Fiio Ft1. They are just too good to ignore.

Open back is best. What is budget? FIIO JT7 are a great option. They do a great closed back if you really have to go that way The FT1.

More on the controlled and still fun bass: Fiio FT1 Mid-bass focus and more on the analytical side: Sennheiser HD620S Energetic neutral with bass boost: Beyerdynamic DT 700 Pro X More on the fun side: Meze 99 Classic v1 Wonky and uniques bass cannon: Hifiman HE-R9 Pure bass-drowning-everything-else:

this is a killer writeup honestly. i've been eyeing the FT1 Pro vs Edition XS and your comparison about harshness vs texture really helps. the HD600 mids are just hard to beat once you get used to them. since you're using the TRN Black Pearl as your portable source, you might dig the Moondrop Dawn P