@@joshchacko7729 Can you imagine looking at his video list and seeing all these BS titles? How are you supposed to find anything. You give up, watch nothing and move to another channel.
Product names are always the first line of the description. Unfortunately, if I put the product name in the title, many people decide they're not interested even without starting the video. This is a necessary approach or the channel dies...
@@PassionforSound Hm, are you sure? Look at Joshua Valour, he always puts the reviewed unit's name in the title and the channel is not dying. It's just basic logic... do you want to end up with your last 50 videos with titles like this one's? Yes, I did mean title, what's the point of having it just in the description. Or Z Reviews (as terrible as it is). And before you say those are bigger channels, smaller ones do it too. Super Reviews, etc. All thriving. And you used to do it too. I am sure many of us don't click to watch precisely because of the bait, intelligence-insulting titles. I only did because I know what a good reviewer you are.
I don’t use many headphones these days as I’m 99% speaker based but I made an exception for the Ada and it does indeed have magic in it. It makes the midrange shine in a way I’ve never heard from another headphone and it’s almost hypnotic. Great review!
Biocelluose driver as well as the horn design cup which relieves the treble of any weird stuff helps with that. I’m curious how these compare to the defunct Focal Elegia. They were twice the price but they had a really nice smooth midrange but a tinny treble to them.
@@PassionforSound No problem. Have you heard the Auteur OG? That one also uses a bio cellulose driver - curious how the midrange of this compares to that. From what I remember from owning it, it was very neutral and quite ‘sleepy’ sounding for lack of a better word but the midrange was very sweet and pleasant to listen to.
I think I reviewed the Auteur OG ages ago, but it's been too long to remember specifically. What I can say for sure is that they don't match the character of the Adas (I don't know that anything does) due to the size of the driver and the use of the rear horn.
Well, you've sold them on me, i will order them. Thanks. I just pre-ordered it for batch two which looks to have a better headband. They Seriously charge $77 for shipping to Australia 🥶😭
@@PassionforSound Nope. This was all you homie. But you should manually add the subtitle so that everyone is absolutely clear that you indeed mean balls.
I got my Ada today and I have big channel unbalance. But like really big! On a Fiio app on Btr7 could fix it but I can't use it with my Aune s17. Out of the box left channel didn't work at all until I connected and disconnected cable several times. But unbalance is just crazy.(I tried many different cables so it's not a cable) Tomorrow will try to return and will wait for Verum 2 Also box where headphones was packed is very small so pads was really compressed and deformed. In the box also a letter that headphones was inspected and a name of a person who supposedly did it so I just wondering how it's possible that they inspect it before sending and miss such unbalance. So for the price of headphones +46€ delivery, +24 € customs to Germany it's really not worth it! I just hope return delivery will be covered in refund.
That’s really sad to hear that. Hoping my pair won’t have these kind of issues. I know they’re like a 3 man team and man be out of their element but that’s nuts.
It’s good that Aida isn’t at the price range where selling a vital organ like one of your kidneys is an option in order to buy one. My next purchase was the Verrums or the 7Hz planar AE. I know one is an I EM but which of these three would you choose? Don’t worry I won’t be hardbroke forever. I will be manufacturing’ & selling antigravity vehicles in the open market place one day :)
It's really impossible to make that recommendation for you without better understanding your needs and preferences. I can't comment on the IEM, but you can't go wrong with either headphone!
That's a great point! I've only got an old pair of Alessandro MS-1 headphones here so it's not an entirely fair comparison, but having heard a bunch of Grados at different levels, I'd say that the tuning of the Adas is more balanced and their sense of immediacy and control is better. The Grados will be punchier in the bass because of their mid-bass emphasised house sound.
The verum company owner is an outright psychopath that threatened to send anthrax to a negative reviewer, i would never, ever, ever buy from verum. Apparently hes also an out and about nazi according to his neighbor whom i know
They're very different headphones so not really comparable. The V2s are a bit more comfortable as an over ear design and their tuning is more balanced. The Adas are significantly more compact and portable. They're also more fun and engaging to listen to (which is not to say they're necessarily better - just different)
If you look at open back headphones as the extension of the ear canal I bet we could create audio realistic headphones or earbuds instead of conveniently shaped headphones or earbuds.
@ChrisStoneinator Not if you pretune it and use good quality parts. The transducer doesnt have to be in the airway. Also, I feel like adding a correction device of any kind with the transducer in the airway would just bog it down.
@@faraday9234 ok super confused now. What do you plan on using if not a transducer? The only way I can think of to play back recorded music that doesn't involve a transducer is a gramophone. And who said anything about a correction device?
@ChrisStoneinator Sorry I didn't mean to say transducer in that part of the sentence. Also, transducers of any kind of driver can be offset and not be in the middle of the airway. You can still duct the sound with an open back design.
I was just going to say that they are so different that you can't really compare them. The Verums are more comfortable for longer and have the versatility of pad rolling. The Adas are more fun, more compact and easier to just throw on your head and start listening. I'd reach for each of them for different reasons.
Thank you. Does the Verum 2 get close to the Hifiman HE1000se? Maybe I can save some money as I've been looking hard at the 1000se after hearing it many times.
They're quite different and the HEKSE is still a step up in overall performance, but the Verum 2 get you maybe 85% of the way there in terms of technical capabilities, but with quite different tuning.
Not totally convince on these For me, the biggest sticking point is the $350 price, $300 sounds better. The Verum 2 sounds nice and right price but I have heard rumors that shipping not reliable
I don't know funktion one, but most horn speakers for PA, etc. are placed in front of the driver so you see the horn, not the driver. These do the opposite and put the horn off the back of the driver.
@@guybuddy1and the other headphones in that price range mostly sound like shit, aside from the classic sennheisers which then require expensive amplification and dacs to sound good. Same with Verums
They're very, very different headphones. The Adas aren't really like anything else in terms of their physical design (on-ear, simple, light weight, etc.) but also they're sound. They're more fun and more mid focussed than any HiFiMan headphones and they're more compact and portable than the Verums or HiFiMans. Sonically, the Verum 2 is maybe stronger across the full frequency range and a bit less mid-forward, but not better - just different.
Thanks for the review! Pls elaborate a bit when you meant ‘stronger’ ie V2s fuller / thicker than Adas ? How abt the difference between them re treble, which one is leaner / more sibilant prone？
When I say stronger, I mean the V2 doesn't have the roll-off that the Adas have so they're a bit more complete in their frequency response. As for treble, the V2 is a bit brighter, but both have excellent treble quality so neither is prone to sibilance.
Lachlan, I think you said that the Ada is an easy-to- drive headphone . So perhaps it doesn't need an amplifier. Does its sound benefit from one? If so, can you suggest mid-range or lower priced amplifiers that facilitate the Ada's strengths well ? Thank you very much for this review of an interesting-to-me piece of gear. Cheers.
Hi Clarke. That's correct that they don't need amplification from a power requirement point of view. However, they'll benefit from quality above a laptop or smartphone headphone jack. I'd happily pair them with a nice dongle like a Simgot DEW4X, Questyle M15 or Dita Navigator. Or, for more desktop use, something like a Schiit or Geshelli stack of DAC and amp, or even a Chord Mojo 2 would be great.
any idea on what headphone i should try to purchase next? i'm kinda cheap so i everything i have is fairly cheap. my favorite at the moment is my old AKG K340, my backup cans include HD558s, HD280 Pros, DT 990 Black Special Edition, grado sr225 and portapros. i have moondrop kato for iems, not a huge iem guy though. i feel like i probably either need to go for a nicer closed back and/or get a planar next, any thoughts appreciated.
I forgot to show that, but they've actually got quite a large adjustment range (I might have shown that in the O2 video). The headband is also very flexible so width isn't an issue.
That's actually a very reasonable question, but yes. As good as the Koss are, the sense of immediacy from these is epic and takes them next level and then some
@Passion for Sound, could you possibly do a video comparing IEM's/headphones that cost around $3000 AUD with a pair of Stand-mount or bookshelf speakers of equal or similar value. I really want to know in general, if spending similar value on pretty highend IEM/headphones, vs speakers, which sounds better? I realise this is a difficult ask since speakers especially vary in sound quality vs value for money but your opinion in general would be much appreciated.
Yeah, that's a really tough one! I think the biggest challenge is the source chains needed. You can get $3000 headphones to sound amazing for way less money than $3000 speakers in terms of amplification. Also, IME $3000 headphones are close to the top level you can go while $3000 speakers are still relatively entry level so the headphones will easily win on technicalities. Beyond that, we're probably talking about the feeling of speaker sound vs the feeling of headphone sound and that's a whole other topic 😁
@@PassionforSound Very true. I love the sound of the IEM's I have except I miss the bass feel. I was thinking to get around this I could use myPC and output two sources, one being an amp and headphes or IEM's and separately a subwoofer. As I'm yet to buy the sub and I'm thinking either the SVS 3000 micro or SVS 1000 SB Pro. Both can be controlled via an app. I'm wanting the subwoofer for my speakers anyway but as I'm yet to get it, I'm not sure how well that would work, especially as I prefer IEM's that seal out external sound.
@@PassionforSound i will give it a shot. It should work as from what I understand about subwoofers, is that they should be felt, more than heard. I'm going to buy the Westone Audio MACH 70 and one of the SVS subwoofers.
Isn’t that a WHAMMY in the thumbnail? Would love to hear your review on the WHAMMY - it’s seriously good. Btw, I recently picked up an MSR-MV1 and holy crap. Single most comfy pair I’ve ever worn, and is amazing as a daily driver.
Sadly, if the videos don't get views, the channel dies. I've done A/B testing on titles and it's a 100% difference (i.e. double the views) with titles like this. The aim for me is to make videos that pay off the viewer for clicking through so hopefully you'll enjoy the content once you're here.
The last Rino isn't paying attention watching this video, why can't you see that , how can you missed that , are you watching, l have no idea what you are doing !
@@spamcan9208there is so many different headphones and their is more roomier headphones that have all the wriggle room you need .. I don’t like headphones touching my ears and would never buy a pair that did .. but this dude tried one par of headphones at said not enough wriggle room 😂😂
I normally agree, Jim. It does limit the length of time I can wear a headphone when it's on-ear. The Adas are about as comfy as an on-ear can get (IME), but yes - they're still an on ear. 🙂
Please put the name of the headphone in the description.
Think about it from the perspective of the TH-camr... Has to push the algorithm somehow. He's even putting all his 'Top' lists in the description now.
@@joshchacko7729 Can you imagine looking at his video list and seeing all these BS titles? How are you supposed to find anything. You give up, watch nothing and move to another channel.
You mean the title. It is actually in the description.
Clickbait titles work, sadly.
Product names are always the first line of the description. Unfortunately, if I put the product name in the title, many people decide they're not interested even without starting the video. This is a necessary approach or the channel dies...
@@PassionforSound Hm, are you sure? Look at Joshua Valour, he always puts the reviewed unit's name in the title and the channel is not dying. It's just basic logic... do you want to end up with your last 50 videos with titles like this one's? Yes, I did mean title, what's the point of having it just in the description. Or Z Reviews (as terrible as it is). And before you say those are bigger channels, smaller ones do it too. Super Reviews, etc. All thriving. And you used to do it too. I am sure many of us don't click to watch precisely because of the bait, intelligence-insulting titles. I only did because I know what a good reviewer you are.
Your editting has greatly improved, cheers
Thank you! I'm glad you like the new approach!
yes, but you still speak in a weird unnatural way that differs greatly from how you sound "live" to be honest i find it cringy
Received my set yesterday..straight out of the box I'm speechless!
Hopefully in a good way! 😉😁
How long did it take you to get yours? I’m in Batch 2 and approaching a month.
@@brianpacheco1927 about 5 to 6 weeks. They had a slight delay. But yeah give it a week or so.
I don’t use many headphones these days as I’m 99% speaker based but I made an exception for the Ada and it does indeed have magic in it. It makes the midrange shine in a way I’ve never heard from another headphone and it’s almost hypnotic. Great review!
Thanks for sharing your experiences with the Adas. Nice to hear I'm not the only one captivated by them 😁
Biocelluose driver as well as the horn design cup which relieves the treble of any weird stuff helps with that. I’m curious how these compare to the defunct Focal Elegia. They were twice the price but they had a really nice smooth midrange but a tinny treble to them.
I can't answer that one - sorry
@@PassionforSound No problem. Have you heard the Auteur OG? That one also uses a bio cellulose driver - curious how the midrange of this compares to that. From what I remember from owning it, it was very neutral and quite ‘sleepy’ sounding for lack of a better word but the midrange was very sweet and pleasant to listen to.
I think I reviewed the Auteur OG ages ago, but it's been too long to remember specifically. What I can say for sure is that they don't match the character of the Adas (I don't know that anything does) due to the size of the driver and the use of the rear horn.
So glad you reviewed this headphone.
What makes you think it would be my last?
@@PassionforSound I don't think I completed my thought entirely and now I don't know what it was. Being 60 sometimes that happens...lol.
Haha. All good... I thought you'd seen my future video schedule...
Just ordered on your recommendation. Very exited to try these. I'll report back when I get them and try them.
Nice choice! I reckon you'll be pretty impressed.
The Ada has put my Sundara on vacation..for a while. I wish they were over ear but there ya go
I definitely prefer over ears too, but not if it altered the sound of these in any way
Pre ordered. Waiting for delivery. Thanks to you.
Congratulations! You'll love them 🙂
Can you let us know how long they take to ship? I’m thinking of these for a bedroom office setup.
Well, you've sold them on me, i will order them. Thanks. I just pre-ordered it for batch two which looks to have a better headband. They Seriously charge $77 for shipping to Australia 🥶😭
It sucks to live here as an audiophile... ☹️
0:00 Balls?
I'm in.
Haha. Is that what the auto subtitles say? 🤣😂
@@PassionforSound Nope. This was all you homie. But you should manually add the subtitle so that everyone is absolutely clear that you indeed mean balls.
😂
I got my Ada today and I have big channel unbalance. But like really big! On a Fiio app on Btr7 could fix it but I can't use it with my Aune s17. Out of the box left channel didn't work at all until I connected and disconnected cable several times. But unbalance is just crazy.(I tried many different cables so it's not a cable)
Tomorrow will try to return and will wait for Verum 2
Also box where headphones was packed is very small so pads was really compressed and deformed.
In the box also a letter that headphones was inspected and a name of a person who supposedly did it so I just wondering how it's possible that they inspect it before sending and miss such unbalance.
So for the price of headphones +46€ delivery, +24 € customs to Germany it's really not worth it!
I just hope return delivery will be covered in refund.
Wow! That's dreadful. I'm so sorry to hear that and I hope they take care of you for the return freight.
That’s really sad to hear that. Hoping my pair won’t have these kind of issues. I know they’re like a 3 man team and man be out of their element but that’s nuts.
It’s good that Aida isn’t at the price range where selling a vital organ like one of your kidneys is an option in order to buy one. My next purchase was the Verrums or the 7Hz planar AE. I know one is an I EM but which of these three would you choose? Don’t worry I won’t be hardbroke forever. I will be manufacturing’ & selling antigravity vehicles in the open market place one day :)
It's really impossible to make that recommendation for you without better understanding your needs and preferences. I can't comment on the IEM, but you can't go wrong with either headphone!
With an over-ear form factor, it seems that the Ada would be competing against a Grado. Is it fair to compare them?
I'd be interested in that comparison.
grados are on ear as well... and I was wondering the same thing
@@vaneast411 +1
That's a great point! I've only got an old pair of Alessandro MS-1 headphones here so it's not an entirely fair comparison, but having heard a bunch of Grados at different levels, I'd say that the tuning of the Adas is more balanced and their sense of immediacy and control is better. The Grados will be punchier in the bass because of their mid-bass emphasised house sound.
@@PassionforSound Thanks for the answer. I appreciate the comparison to the O2 and covering ETA content.
... yes ok but... what about the Verum2 that are in the same price range? Verum has roughly the same impedeance and better freq response.. so?
The verum company owner is an outright psychopath that threatened to send anthrax to a negative reviewer, i would never, ever, ever buy from verum. Apparently hes also an out and about nazi according to his neighbor whom i know
People don’t like the creator so most will not consider them.
But I love supporting the people of Ukraine.
@@MLantier I do as well but I draw the line at misogynistic racist dicks
They're very different headphones so not really comparable. The V2s are a bit more comfortable as an over ear design and their tuning is more balanced. The Adas are significantly more compact and portable. They're also more fun and engaging to listen to (which is not to say they're necessarily better - just different)
Will you test the Grell OAE1 once it comes out? I think this will also be very different from other headphones on the market.
yes, this is what I'm wondering about.
If I can get my hands on one, for sure!
@@PassionforSound there are some still available to pre order :p
If you look at open back headphones as the extension of the ear canal I bet we could create audio realistic headphones or earbuds instead of conveniently shaped headphones or earbuds.
Problem is somewhere in there you've got to have a transducer, and there's only so many possible shapes & sizes for a competent transducer.
@ChrisStoneinator Not if you pretune it and use good quality parts. The transducer doesnt have to be in the airway. Also, I feel like adding a correction device of any kind with the transducer in the airway would just bog it down.
@@faraday9234 ok super confused now. What do you plan on using if not a transducer? The only way I can think of to play back recorded music that doesn't involve a transducer is a gramophone. And who said anything about a correction device?
@ChrisStoneinator Sorry I didn't mean to say transducer in that part of the sentence. Also, transducers of any kind of driver can be offset and not be in the middle of the airway. You can still duct the sound with an open back design.
Thanks man.
This or Verum 2?
I ordered both 😅 I hope they will be quite different
I was just going to say that they are so different that you can't really compare them.
The Verums are more comfortable for longer and have the versatility of pad rolling. The Adas are more fun, more compact and easier to just throw on your head and start listening. I'd reach for each of them for different reasons.
Thank you. Does the Verum 2 get close to the Hifiman HE1000se? Maybe I can save some money as I've been looking hard at the 1000se after hearing it many times.
They're quite different and the HEKSE is still a step up in overall performance, but the Verum 2 get you maybe 85% of the way there in terms of technical capabilities, but with quite different tuning.
I really appreciate the fact that you interact with your viewers. Subscribed.
Not totally convince on these For me, the biggest sticking point is the $350 price, $300 sounds better. The Verum 2 sounds nice and right price but I have heard rumors that shipping not reliable
Also are there after market pads that will fit?
Isn’t this how funktion one and other club and festival soundsystems work with loaded horns
I don't know funktion one, but most horn speakers for PA, etc. are placed in front of the driver so you see the horn, not the driver. These do the opposite and put the horn off the back of the driver.
For that kind of money, at least make the housing look more premium...
Damn but they're fugly. And what's with companies putting "studio monitor" on totally not neutral gear?
Messed up but that kind of money is basically just lower midrange in hi-fi stuff
@@ragecandy That's part of my point though, there's loads of stuff out there that look and feel really nice within the 300~500 range.
@@TheRealPotoroo IKR 🤷
@@guybuddy1and the other headphones in that price range mostly sound like shit, aside from the classic sennheisers which then require expensive amplification and dacs to sound good. Same with Verums
How does it compare to the Verum 2 ?
Yes please compare to the Verum 2 and a Hifiman.
They're very, very different headphones. The Adas aren't really like anything else in terms of their physical design (on-ear, simple, light weight, etc.) but also they're sound. They're more fun and more mid focussed than any HiFiMan headphones and they're more compact and portable than the Verums or HiFiMans.
Sonically, the Verum 2 is maybe stronger across the full frequency range and a bit less mid-forward, but not better - just different.
@@PassionforSound tqvm
Thanks for the review! Pls elaborate a bit when you meant ‘stronger’ ie V2s fuller / thicker than Adas ? How abt the difference between them re treble, which one is leaner / more sibilant prone？
When I say stronger, I mean the V2 doesn't have the roll-off that the Adas have so they're a bit more complete in their frequency response.
As for treble, the V2 is a bit brighter, but both have excellent treble quality so neither is prone to sibilance.
Lachlan, I think you said that the Ada is an easy-to- drive headphone . So perhaps it doesn't need an amplifier. Does its sound benefit from one? If so, can you suggest mid-range or lower priced amplifiers that facilitate the Ada's strengths well ?
Thank you very much for this review of an interesting-to-me piece of gear.
Cheers.
Hi Clarke. That's correct that they don't need amplification from a power requirement point of view. However, they'll benefit from quality above a laptop or smartphone headphone jack. I'd happily pair them with a nice dongle like a Simgot DEW4X, Questyle M15 or Dita Navigator. Or, for more desktop use, something like a Schiit or Geshelli stack of DAC and amp, or even a Chord Mojo 2 would be great.
Thank you
any idea on what headphone i should try to purchase next? i'm kinda cheap so i everything i have is fairly cheap. my favorite at the moment is my old AKG K340, my backup cans include HD558s, HD280 Pros, DT 990 Black Special Edition, grado sr225 and portapros. i have moondrop kato for iems, not a huge iem guy though. i feel like i probably either need to go for a nicer closed back and/or get a planar next, any thoughts appreciated.
Perhaps try one of the lower level HiFiMans like the HE400 or Sundara?
Are these built on a Sony chassis ? The head rest on these look identical to my Sony MDR-7506 studio monitor headphones.
Just the headband is the same and even then, it might just be a Chinese copy of the Sony headband - not sure if they buy from the same suppliers. 🙂
97db for a headphone isnt super sensative
Big heads need not apply?
I forgot to show that, but they've actually got quite a large adjustment range (I might have shown that in the O2 video). The headband is also very flexible so width isn't an issue.
How do they compare to the Sennheiser HD 6xx headphones?
I don't have the HD6xx to compare, but these are snappier and faster than the Sennys, that's for sure.
but can they beat koss kph40 🤣
That's actually a very reasonable question, but yes. As good as the Koss are, the sense of immediacy from these is epic and takes them next level and then some
@Passion for Sound, could you possibly do a video comparing IEM's/headphones that cost around $3000 AUD with a pair of Stand-mount or bookshelf speakers of equal or similar value. I really want to know in general, if spending similar value on pretty highend IEM/headphones, vs speakers, which sounds better? I realise this is a difficult ask since speakers especially vary in sound quality vs value for money but your opinion in general would be much appreciated.
Yeah, that's a really tough one! I think the biggest challenge is the source chains needed. You can get $3000 headphones to sound amazing for way less money than $3000 speakers in terms of amplification.
Also, IME $3000 headphones are close to the top level you can go while $3000 speakers are still relatively entry level so the headphones will easily win on technicalities. Beyond that, we're probably talking about the feeling of speaker sound vs the feeling of headphone sound and that's a whole other topic 😁
@@PassionforSound Very true. I love the sound of the IEM's I have except I miss the bass feel. I was thinking to get around this I could use myPC and output two sources, one being an amp and headphes or IEM's and separately a subwoofer. As I'm yet to buy the sub and I'm thinking either the SVS 3000 micro or SVS 1000 SB Pro. Both can be controlled via an app. I'm wanting the subwoofer for my speakers anyway but as I'm yet to get it, I'm not sure how well that would work, especially as I prefer IEM's that seal out external sound.
That's not a bad idea to give you the feel. It'll just be a matter of tuning it for the right frequency and volume and that's just trial and error.
@@PassionforSound i will give it a shot. It should work as from what I understand about subwoofers, is that they should be felt, more than heard. I'm going to buy the Westone Audio MACH 70 and one of the SVS subwoofers.
@MaZEEZaM hope you love the combo!
Those foam cushions with their deep cutaways don't look particularly durable to me!
Whole thing looks like a 30 euro headphone
Having lived with the O2 and now the Ada for a while, the pads last as long as any other foam pad
@@PassionforSound Many thanks for taking the time to provide this useful information.
They look cheap, and poor of quality construction.
Isn’t that a WHAMMY in the thumbnail? Would love to hear your review on the WHAMMY - it’s seriously good.
Btw, I recently picked up an MSR-MV1 and holy crap. Single most comfy pair I’ve ever worn, and is amazing as a daily driver.
I actually grabbed that photo from the ETA website so it's not a setup that I personally have 😁
@@PassionforSound if you weren't all the way across the pond from me, I'd definitely send you mine to play around with. :)
@asplmn thank you for the thought!
Vs edition xs?
They're extremely different. The Ada will never match the bass from the XS, but the Ada is way more fun to listen to for me.
$10 to add a headband strap on their website it seems.
Was it tested on real goats?
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@@PassionforSound rememember: if you plan to take your goat on a boat please make sure he is wearing his personal goatation device.
🤣😂
Love this channel but not a fan of these “click-batey” video titles.
Sadly, if the videos don't get views, the channel dies. I've done A/B testing on titles and it's a 100% difference (i.e. double the views) with titles like this. The aim for me is to make videos that pay off the viewer for clicking through so hopefully you'll enjoy the content once you're here.
please do a review on shangri la mini clectrostatic.
I'd love to! Just depends on whether I can get access to a set.
The last Rino isn't paying attention watching this video, why can't you see that , how can you missed that , are you watching, l have no idea what you are doing !
Bet they're not better than RayCons!
Lol
The FR looks horrendous 😅
I immediately thought this too, and still do. Has me intrigued though.
There's so much more to sound than FR graphs and mine aren't equivalent to those from other channels using B&K rigs
Unfortunately on ear puts me right off. My ears need wriggle room.
That’s stupid 😅
@@BLUE-wk8whwhat's stupid about comfort? Hard to enjoy music if you're being distracted by the discomfort.
@@spamcan9208there is so many different headphones and their is more roomier headphones that have all the wriggle room you need .. I don’t like headphones touching my ears and would never buy a pair that did .. but this dude tried one par of headphones at said not enough wriggle room 😂😂
I normally agree, Jim. It does limit the length of time I can wear a headphone when it's on-ear. The Adas are about as comfy as an on-ear can get (IME), but yes - they're still an on ear. 🙂
what the hell
my headphones also make sound