Sundara

I have a similar feeling with my hd6xx vs Ananda nano. I upgraded from sundara to Ananda and said to myself I wanted a dynamic driver too for different use cases. And a closed back dynamic. Outside of the first month or two of owning the new headphones I found I prefer the nano 99% of the time. I do

Any VSX will work. If you want something else, I’d recommend the Hifiman Sundara Open, or, if you want the most powerful low-end representation available right now, the Hifiman Ananda Nano. But you need to EQ them, so you’ll have to do more research to tune them correctly. You need a headphone amp.

O M21 empurra os dois no ganho alto e na balanceada. O 400se é mais detalhado e tem grave sim a menos que você seja basshead. O local de audição precisa estar em silêncio durante uso do fone. O Sundara closed ė patinho feio, os avaliadores odeiam. Eu tenho ele, não é o meu preferido dos fechados mas

This is a really tempting review. OP, one of the reasons planar magnet get recommended is apparently they can usually handle deep sub bass with less distortion compared to similar dynamic drivers. The Hifiman Sundara is particularly affordable, and I like that it's supported by Realphones 2 (which i

Whatever makes you happy... Sundara is at least listenable without EQ lol

Or get a pair of sheepskin pads, you will get extra oomph in the bass region, oratory has a nice EQ for sundara with sheepskin pads

You know what you like and you know your hearing. Keep it in mind when watching reviews and researching. Everyones ears are quite literally different. We're also all sensitive to different frequencies (hrtf). A headphones technical capability like soundstage, imaging, attack, and bass pact is easier

Sundara with some EQ if you want more bass.