In anticipation for the newest season of sharur, I have sold all of my audio equipment and have been spending my days meditating on a mountain top listening to all the beautiful music I can imagine with my mind. No more suffering, no more distortions. Peace
Also unironically, this is literally my view on audiophiles/music listening too, most of them are so snooty but also weirdly larpy and consumeristic with their magic boxes that cost 4000$ even though they spend much more time listening to music on their 200$ bluetooth headphones, which is fine, but why the fuck are you talking to a salesperson about what overpriced audioquest silver speaker cables best tonaly match your setup? They have no Idea what they are talking about but because all of their audiophile buddies are there they have an auditory circle jerk talking about all of the tonal notes of the music, each trying to flex their ear training by using all the audiophile words they can while listening to something stupid like a bluegrass cover of an eagles song or something because theyve been told it sounds good and are one of the universally approved audiophile bands so they can further flex how cultured they are. I had an audioquest salesperson tell me to my face a week ago that he had to change his already 1000$ speaker wires to 2500$ ones because the sibilance "ruined" too many songs for him. I smiled and continued the conversation and didnt critisize him to his face because im not autistic but holy shit, shut the fuck up and leave me alone. I would literally start a silver mine and process my own cables before I would ever buy an audioquest product. Me asking about the capabilities of these cables actually visibly pissed off the three customers at the audioquest desk, as if just the possibility that I might not be supportive of them was enough for their snooty audiophile hackles to go up, its literally a cult.
Its all about intention, lots of people in the community are fine but the amount of mid-wits looking external approval from an "approved" audiophile is so cringe to me. Like my neighbour is 50-something and has a 30,000$ focal sorround system that for a sound system sounds amazing, and even from a music listening perspective sounds pretty great, but putting on my audiphile hat I told him my honest opinion about how tonally aggresive the speakers sound and how it wasnt to my taste, and you could see that it really affected the way he felt about the speakers. To me, I wouldnt buy a system like that unless it sounded exactly how I want it to and anything anyone could say about it wouldnt deminish the enjoyment I take from it. Him and I went to an audiophile storefront and we listened to a setup with some 6000$ bookself speakers that really impressed me, and immediately my neighbour went over to the owner of the shop (who he is friends with (probably because of the 30,000$)) and asked "how do these compare to my setup and should I buy them" like one of the hundreds of bots in the comments section of a youtube audiophile show asking a super specific and personalised question because you can tell they dont trust themselves to make a "good" decision about audio, but for some reason to them this random dude they found on here automatically does because he uses all of the words correctly? No its because this rando is one of the few audiophiles that has the confidence to put an actual opinion out there, unfortunatly for you this rando wants you to buy from whoever pays him the most so this hypothetical person now gets to own a hifiman product lmao. If youre wondering my neighbour didnt buy them because the guy told him not to, not for any other reason. Crazy to me
There was an entire other comment with my unironic opinion on audio/audiophiles that is similar to yours, but with sprinklings of audioquest representing everything I hate in audio but I guess it was too salacious because its gone. Essentially, most audiophiles Ive met are snooty, consumerist, and most/all opinions they have are based on whether others "in the know" will agree with them, and not whether it is measurably better or they prefer something in an ab test, and so they are intellectually incestuous. Audioquest is, and many pockets of audiophile culture are, literally a cult. I had an audioquest sales person tell me to my face that he had to replace his already 1000$ speaker cables in his home rig to 2500$ ones because the sibilance was overwhelming him on some songs. Oh my god. I would literally start a silver mine and process my own cables before I would ever buy an audioquest product.
@@extramisc_etc hd599 does the job for me and honestly people who (even tho factually correct) tell me it's mid at best can fuck right off. not to mention the accoustics rabbit hole you can fall in. im not getting a phd just to argue with people online. a hobby is good for you only and only if you can afford it and learn to enjoy it despite people trying to slander you for not having the top shelf stuff. dont get me wrong learning is the best part of having a interest but if you have to sell your car just because some youtuber/critique told you it's worth it then it means this is no hobby rather than you forcing yourself into a community just to boost your ego. go outside form a friendship and you'll feel genuinely happiness instead of the false happiness achieved by trying to impress someone you will (most likely) never meet.
Great video! "ignorance is bliss", very true. I think for me bluetooth audio has its place for things like gym and commuting, latency and minute details aren't as important when its much more convenient than an LCD5.
I'm not as sensitive to audio quality as you are, but I had similar thoughts 11 years ago during my senior year of high school. The enjoyment I get from audio comes from listening to my new favorite songs, rather than constantly seeking "the next best thing" in audio. Surprisingly, a $9 Panasonic IEM brought me the most joy in my life. I'm tired of corporate greed, misinformation, and hype. I tried top-of-the-line 64 Audio equipment and never understood how people could enjoy that boring, clinical, and artificial sound. The Airpods Pro 2 are honestly very enjoyable most of the time, and the Truthears Nova is great too. When I bought the Thieaudio Oracle for general PC use, I never expected it to somehow change my life, I just wanted it to sound decent enough to make me forget about the gear I'm using, and it's been great for that.
Yup I just use my AirPod pro 2 and that’s good enough. My novas just were not worth the hassle when my AirPods have a similarly good sound, give or take in a few categories, but overall similarly good. Starting to think IEM is useless if you don’t have to worry about leaking noise. High end speakers are just the best.
Been going crazy about what headphones to get lately. After being overwhelmed by the vast number of options available, I decided not to get one instead. 😅
The best way to have audio as hobby is to get something that covers your bases in terms of audio quality and comfort and then move on until it's time in few years to pick up another piece. Essentially exit the game for large periods at a time.
Finally, a really good perspective from Sharur. You addressed something in this video that was missing from your prior videos: PERSPECTIVE. Just because something is "trash" in audio quality doesn’t mean it's limited. Just like you said, sometimes trading audio quality for convenience is sometimes a thing too. It just depends on the person, their lifestyle, and what they value. One size does not fit all, and you addressed it. You sir, are GROWING 🙌
most people i know don't care about good audio, some of them have hearing damage too, and almost all of them can't afford anything outside chifi. it is not worth it to be an audiophille for most i guess...
You can only use 256 Kbps SBC on Windows AFAIK unless the wireless headphone has its own dongle and drivers (like Maxwell). The lossy aspect isn't that meaningful in practice. I think it would be barely audible for most people. The real issue is the latency, which is something more people would notice and obviously makes them useless in a professional setting.
All that i care in headphones is that they are not to bright. So if they don't have extended treble after the Harman hump (4k), they will be good enough for me. Many of the headphones that have hump at 5 or 6k they are just scary bright to me and are unenjoyable .
YES if you want my opinion on human life though having one only hobby I don’t think it’s worth it to just focus only on one hobby. I think people should have many hobbies and be as proficient with them as they can or find fun in that. Because you can always pass the knowledge on.
I think something needs to be said about how consumer audio quality has increased dramatically in the last 20 years. If you look at the frequency response of the new wireless earbuds the big brands are using, the tuning of them is usually much much better than what people might have been using some years ago. In a min-maxing perspective I really think the average person would be more than satisfied with those and that any extra time the average consumer could spend trying to research to find something objectively better would result in mostly wasted time as they probably aren't going to realise much of a difference anyway or have it be realised into a higher level of music enjoyment. If I didn't start this hobby, I would have still been enjoying music, so I sometimes think I might be the same way - but at the same time I don't regret it all. Some of the bs I believed in the past I do regret and the associated time I lost from it, but I've also had a lot of good experiences too and have experienced much higher sound quality than I had in the past - overall it's mostly been positive. Maybe I could have been spending my time in a more fulfilling way, but that goes with everything I do - I could have also been spending it in a worse way as well. In a way, we're only able to look back at this hobby like this because we went through this experience. I'm at the point where I've mostly tapered off with it all, because I don't think there is much else I can do to make it worthwhile for me and I've moved onto other hobbies where I can gain more value with a lot less time. I still keep up with things but it's not really my primary hobby anymore. Also, I think in terms of your points about obsession and how it limits you from the simple enjoyment of the comparatively diminutive gear that we might have used in the past as well, luxury is often times a weakness. When we increase the quality of what we own, we often become dependent on it as we can't go back to lesser quality things without being aware of the lower quality, as we've largely adapted to stuff of higher quality as our current norm. Once you maintain some kind of lifestyle inflation for a period of time it's hard to go back and high quality audio in this case could be considered a type of lifestyle inflation. I try to avoid lifestyle inflation where possible, but it all depends on what you consider important. I don't think it's necessarily bad to strive for high quality stuff, provided you're selective about what matters to you.
Bluetooth is okay, Ldac compared to wired mostly ruins the bass response and some fine details in the mids. If you need bluetooth on-the-go, you can't hear these details regardless.
If you're going to use bluetooth, aim to use the highest codec you can at the very least. you're probably going to need a BT transmitter to get anything above AAC from a lot of devices sadly.
something like the free2classic won't support above AAC but it's always a trade off between sound and convenience. I still carry them even though they don't sound 10/10 just for ease of use
So deep insights - you are a wise man. Can you tell us, what the nice electronic device is at your thumbnail of this video (an amplifier?) I don’t mean the FlooGoo FMA 120. The other stuff.
I still prefer my Bose QC15's because they don't hurt my ears, the good headphones I've tried end up giving me a headache after a few hours. I think it's more about the vibe quality to most people outside audiophile circles, as long as it vibes they're good. at least it's not the sony WH-1000 series those are not much better than dollar store headphones in terms of sound quality.
I’ve been going through similar realizations about a multitude of things for a few years now. It’s made me see clearly through the general populations human conditions. I’ve become a very unempathetic person as a result. Unfortunately.
Is there a difference between audio and music ? I like to explore new bands and vibe to music rather than listen to that single oneshot of a cymbal over and over again with new devices.
One thing I think about is people who are snobbish about one thing will then uses the shittiest version of another I realized this listening to a guy who couldn’t believe people actually drink cheap whiskey while speaking into a razer headset
most "music" is not worth it, created by them like in 1984, amen rhythm in everything, what's the point of mastering something like that? it's like movies with all kinds of guns, how many guns have you already seen? how many movies had somebody with a gun on the poster? there is no value, same with music actually, bt/compression created a problem which didn't exist in 2000, when you had Discman and good Sony earphones you had a higher tier than now with bt and compressed data from host, you were connected by wire straight to 700MB uncompressed 44100 16b, now it's more like they are trying to recreate that around what they had already and they trying to make it premium - there is nothing premium about it, straight wire, a lot of data and that's it.
Imagine a gatekeeper trying to explain nuance of "is what's inside the gate worth obsessing over?" While he's keeping you out of the gate and saying you're uninitiated. This is peak imposter mentality.
another AES 9658 question, which rig does the IEM measurements need to be on for EQing it to be valid? or does it not matter which rig as long as both measurements use the same rig?
We are just lumps of self organizing matter drifting on a rock in space trying to maintain our complexity for as long as we can before falling apart again. Audio holds no objective meaning but then so does anything in life. Nothing's stopping us from making it the noblest of pursuits. You just need to want it bad enough i guess 🤷
Of course BOSE, Sony, etc. knows what they doing. Its because they are targeting larger groups of customers, not niche bitchy group like audiophiles. Lets say if 99,5% of your customers cares about smooth bass and anc, will you give them freaking harman target buds ? :D I was once there too. Now, sadly I am audiophile and I can say what sound profile I like and what dont, I dont need utter bass with bloated mids and peaked highs.
I have started transferring into a practically/aestetic arc where I dropped my novas and got an iPhone 13 mini and AirPods Pro 2 and I’m not regretting it so far.
![HEADPHONES FOR DUMMIES! [partially outdated]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/Nz0FWATq6MY/mqdefault.jpg)
Bro is having his redemption arc
Top 10 anime arcs
Airpods pro 2 is the best IEM in the world
In anticipation for the newest season of sharur, I have sold all of my audio equipment and have been spending my days meditating on a mountain top listening to all the beautiful music I can imagine with my mind. No more suffering, no more distortions. Peace
Also unironically, this is literally my view on audiophiles/music listening too, most of them are so snooty but also weirdly larpy and consumeristic with their magic boxes that cost 4000$ even though they spend much more time listening to music on their 200$ bluetooth headphones, which is fine, but why the fuck are you talking to a salesperson about what overpriced audioquest silver speaker cables best tonaly match your setup? They have no Idea what they are talking about but because all of their audiophile buddies are there they have an auditory circle jerk talking about all of the tonal notes of the music, each trying to flex their ear training by using all the audiophile words they can while listening to something stupid like a bluegrass cover of an eagles song or something because theyve been told it sounds good and are one of the universally approved audiophile bands so they can further flex how cultured they are.
I had an audioquest salesperson tell me to my face a week ago that he had to change his already 1000$ speaker wires to 2500$ ones because the sibilance "ruined" too many songs for him. I smiled and continued the conversation and didnt critisize him to his face because im not autistic but holy shit, shut the fuck up and leave me alone. I would literally start a silver mine and process my own cables before I would ever buy an audioquest product. Me asking about the capabilities of these cables actually visibly pissed off the three customers at the audioquest desk, as if just the possibility that I might not be supportive of them was enough for their snooty audiophile hackles to go up, its literally a cult.
Its all about intention, lots of people in the community are fine but the amount of mid-wits looking external approval from an "approved" audiophile is so cringe to me. Like my neighbour is 50-something and has a 30,000$ focal sorround system that for a sound system sounds amazing, and even from a music listening perspective sounds pretty great, but putting on my audiphile hat I told him my honest opinion about how tonally aggresive the speakers sound and how it wasnt to my taste, and you could see that it really affected the way he felt about the speakers. To me, I wouldnt buy a system like that unless it sounded exactly how I want it to and anything anyone could say about it wouldnt deminish the enjoyment I take from it. Him and I went to an audiophile storefront and we listened to a setup with some 6000$ bookself speakers that really impressed me, and immediately my neighbour went over to the owner of the shop (who he is friends with (probably because of the 30,000$)) and asked "how do these compare to my setup and should I buy them" like one of the hundreds of bots in the comments section of a youtube audiophile show asking a super specific and personalised question because you can tell they dont trust themselves to make a "good" decision about audio, but for some reason to them this random dude they found on here automatically does because he uses all of the words correctly? No its because this rando is one of the few audiophiles that has the confidence to put an actual opinion out there, unfortunatly for you this rando wants you to buy from whoever pays him the most so this hypothetical person now gets to own a hifiman product lmao.
If youre wondering my neighbour didnt buy them because the guy told him not to, not for any other reason. Crazy to me
There was an entire other comment with my unironic opinion on audio/audiophiles that is similar to yours, but with sprinklings of audioquest representing everything I hate in audio but I guess it was too salacious because its gone. Essentially, most audiophiles Ive met are snooty, consumerist, and most/all opinions they have are based on whether others "in the know" will agree with them, and not whether it is measurably better or they prefer something in an ab test, and so they are intellectually incestuous. Audioquest is, and many pockets of audiophile culture are, literally a cult.
I had an audioquest sales person tell me to my face that he had to replace his already 1000$ speaker cables in his home rig to 2500$ ones because the sibilance was overwhelming him on some songs. Oh my god.
I would literally start a silver mine and process my own cables before I would ever buy an audioquest product.
@@extramisc_etc hd599 does the job for me and honestly people who (even tho factually correct) tell me it's mid at best can fuck right off. not to mention the accoustics rabbit hole you can fall in. im not getting a phd just to argue with people online. a hobby is good for you only and only if you can afford it and learn to enjoy it despite people trying to slander you for not having the top shelf stuff. dont get me wrong learning is the best part of having a interest but if you have to sell your car just because some youtuber/critique told you it's worth it then it means this is no hobby rather than you forcing yourself into a community just to boost your ego. go outside form a friendship and you'll feel genuinely happiness instead of the false happiness achieved by trying to impress someone you will (most likely) never meet.
Great video! "ignorance is bliss", very true. I think for me bluetooth audio has its place for things like gym and commuting, latency and minute details aren't as important when its much more convenient than an LCD5.
Bro is having post-nut clarity
sharur the "i can pass ab test" guy
I'm not as sensitive to audio quality as you are, but I had similar thoughts 11 years ago during my senior year of high school. The enjoyment I get from audio comes from listening to my new favorite songs, rather than constantly seeking "the next best thing" in audio. Surprisingly, a $9 Panasonic IEM brought me the most joy in my life. I'm tired of corporate greed, misinformation, and hype. I tried top-of-the-line 64 Audio equipment and never understood how people could enjoy that boring, clinical, and artificial sound. The Airpods Pro 2 are honestly very enjoyable most of the time, and the Truthears Nova is great too. When I bought the Thieaudio Oracle for general PC use, I never expected it to somehow change my life, I just wanted it to sound decent enough to make me forget about the gear I'm using, and it's been great for that.
Yup I just use my AirPod pro 2 and that’s good enough. My novas just were not worth the hassle when my AirPods have a similarly good sound, give or take in a few categories, but overall similarly good. Starting to think IEM is useless if you don’t have to worry about leaking noise. High end speakers are just the best.
Been going crazy about what headphones to get lately.
After being overwhelmed by the vast number of options available, I decided not to get one instead. 😅
Literally me 😂
The best AUDIO quality is to hire a BAND and have them play live for you
The best way to have audio as hobby is to get something that covers your bases in terms of audio quality and comfort and then move on until it's time in few years to pick up another piece. Essentially exit the game for large periods at a time.
Finally, a really good perspective from Sharur. You addressed something in this video that was missing from your prior videos: PERSPECTIVE. Just because something is "trash" in audio quality doesn’t mean it's limited. Just like you said, sometimes trading audio quality for convenience is sometimes a thing too. It just depends on the person, their lifestyle, and what they value. One size does not fit all, and you addressed it. You sir, are GROWING 🙌
most people i know don't care about good audio, some of them have hearing damage too, and almost all of them can't afford anything outside chifi.
it is not worth it to be an audiophille for most i guess...
You can only use 256 Kbps SBC on Windows AFAIK unless the wireless headphone has its own dongle and drivers (like Maxwell). The lossy aspect isn't that meaningful in practice. I think it would be barely audible for most people. The real issue is the latency, which is something more people would notice and obviously makes them useless in a professional setting.
All that i care in headphones is that they are not to bright. So if they don't have extended treble after the Harman hump (4k), they will be good enough for me. Many of the headphones that have hump at 5 or 6k they are just scary bright to me and are unenjoyable .
Came here for a dongle review, stayed here for the existentialism. Your points are broadly applicable.
that smile at the end
YES if you want my opinion on human life though having one only hobby I don’t think it’s worth it to just focus only on one hobby. I think people should have many hobbies and be as proficient with them as they can or find fun in that. Because you can always pass the knowledge on.
Philosophical Sharur
I think something needs to be said about how consumer audio quality has increased dramatically in the last 20 years. If you look at the frequency response of the new wireless earbuds the big brands are using, the tuning of them is usually much much better than what people might have been using some years ago. In a min-maxing perspective I really think the average person would be more than satisfied with those and that any extra time the average consumer could spend trying to research to find something objectively better would result in mostly wasted time as they probably aren't going to realise much of a difference anyway or have it be realised into a higher level of music enjoyment.
If I didn't start this hobby, I would have still been enjoying music, so I sometimes think I might be the same way - but at the same time I don't regret it all. Some of the bs I believed in the past I do regret and the associated time I lost from it, but I've also had a lot of good experiences too and have experienced much higher sound quality than I had in the past - overall it's mostly been positive. Maybe I could have been spending my time in a more fulfilling way, but that goes with everything I do - I could have also been spending it in a worse way as well. In a way, we're only able to look back at this hobby like this because we went through this experience.
I'm at the point where I've mostly tapered off with it all, because I don't think there is much else I can do to make it worthwhile for me and I've moved onto other hobbies where I can gain more value with a lot less time. I still keep up with things but it's not really my primary hobby anymore.
Also, I think in terms of your points about obsession and how it limits you from the simple enjoyment of the comparatively diminutive gear that we might have used in the past as well, luxury is often times a weakness. When we increase the quality of what we own, we often become dependent on it as we can't go back to lesser quality things without being aware of the lower quality, as we've largely adapted to stuff of higher quality as our current norm. Once you maintain some kind of lifestyle inflation for a period of time it's hard to go back and high quality audio in this case could be considered a type of lifestyle inflation. I try to avoid lifestyle inflation where possible, but it all depends on what you consider important. I don't think it's necessarily bad to strive for high quality stuff, provided you're selective about what matters to you.
Bluetooth is okay, Ldac compared to wired mostly ruins the bass response and some fine details in the mids. If you need bluetooth on-the-go, you can't hear these details regardless.
If you're going to use bluetooth, aim to use the highest codec you can at the very least.
you're probably going to need a BT transmitter to get anything above AAC from a lot of devices sadly.
something like the free2classic won't support above AAC but it's always a trade off between sound and convenience. I still carry them even though they don't sound 10/10 just for ease of use
So deep insights - you are a wise man. Can you tell us, what the nice electronic device is at your thumbnail of this video (an amplifier?) I don’t mean the FlooGoo FMA 120. The other stuff.
Holo Audio Bliss
I still prefer my Bose QC15's because they don't hurt my ears, the good headphones I've tried end up giving me a headache after a few hours. I think it's more about the vibe quality to most people outside audiophile circles, as long as it vibes they're good.
at least it's not the sony WH-1000 series those are not much better than dollar store headphones in terms of sound quality.
No, hit the gym and wear Beats forever.
Do you provide mixing/mastering services?
no
Audio fidelity isn't all that there is to life the journey to achieve that is still really fun.
I’ve been going through similar realizations about a multitude of things for a few years now. It’s made me see clearly through the general populations human conditions.
I’ve become a very unempathetic person as a result. Unfortunately.
IT ISNT. Being an Audiophile is the worst choice one can make but you cant turn back once youre too deep in
Good vid!!! Like the subject
As long the is v shaped everyone is happy because sound so good
Sharur, at least this time the video title is more intersting than usuall.
fire video bro
Is there a difference between audio and music ? I like to explore new bands and vibe to music rather than listen to that single oneshot of a cymbal over and over again with new devices.
they are related
YYEESS %100
One thing I think about is people who are snobbish about one thing will then uses the shittiest version of another
I realized this listening to a guy who couldn’t believe people actually drink cheap whiskey while speaking into a razer headset
It’s like saying everyone needs a Pro Display XDR to see correct 👀
pro display xdr isn't even that good
@@Sharur1 yeah reference monitors are useless, creators should just target most used device for maximum enjoyment :D
most "music" is not worth it, created by them like in 1984, amen rhythm in everything, what's the point of mastering something like that? it's like movies with all kinds of guns, how many guns have you already seen? how many movies had somebody with a gun on the poster? there is no value, same with music
actually, bt/compression created a problem which didn't exist in 2000, when you had Discman and good Sony earphones you had a higher tier than now with bt and compressed data from host, you were connected by wire straight to 700MB uncompressed 44100 16b, now it's more like they are trying to recreate that around what they had already and they trying to make it premium - there is nothing premium about it, straight wire, a lot of data and that's it.
Imagine a gatekeeper trying to explain nuance of "is what's inside the gate worth obsessing over?" While he's keeping you out of the gate and saying you're uninitiated.
This is peak imposter mentality.
cope
4:38 "at the end of the day.. Everyone dies eventually", you mean you gonna die Sharur 😨 ?
Good audio quality feels better than beer or weed
There is more to life than headphone and speakers you have to set aside time for HOOKERS JUST KIDDING. USE YOUR BODY
Leave the epiphanies for Xmas.
another AES 9658 question, which rig does the IEM measurements need to be on for EQing it to be valid? or does it not matter which rig as long as both measurements use the same rig?
711
@@Sharur1 thanks bud
Came for audio stayed for philosophy
quarks dsp > lcd 5
No, is an addiction I can’t kick -
We are just lumps of self organizing matter drifting on a rock in space trying to maintain our complexity for as long as we can before falling apart again.
Audio holds no objective meaning but then so does anything in life. Nothing's stopping us from making it the noblest of pursuits. You just need to want it bad enough i guess 🤷
Based indian man w
AUDIOPHILE Existentialism
UPLOAD THE COSMO GOD DAMN
Not in this economy
Your's and SA videos are worth it though.
Of course BOSE, Sony, etc. knows what they doing. Its because they are targeting larger groups of customers, not niche bitchy group like audiophiles. Lets say if 99,5% of your customers cares about smooth bass and anc, will you give them freaking harman target buds ? :D I was once there too. Now, sadly I am audiophile and I can say what sound profile I like and what dont, I dont need utter bass with bloated mids and peaked highs.
I have started transferring into a practically/aestetic arc where I dropped my novas and got an iPhone 13 mini and AirPods Pro 2 and I’m not regretting it so far.
nice
Don't be an audiophile, just get decent sound en enjoy music more.
what is decent
@@Sharur1 a hd600
Damn ur hair is getting THICK, u gonna hit norwood sub zero
?
no
I hope I won the giveaway
No it’s not
Keep coping. Audio will always be the most important ingredient in a fulfilling life.
NAH, you better oiling up cuz I’m running to your house
Yes it is
Are the truthear nova better than the airpods pro 2?
sound wise, much better
Do you recommend the monolith m1060?@@Sharur1
@@Sharur1what amplifier are you using for the lcd 5
Motu M2 is my guess
no