I would love a pair of headphones like the Focal Radiance, Stellia or Utopia for my daily exercise walks but it's way too expensive for me, I mostly listen to 80's/early 90's heavy metal / Hard Rock with some 80's AOR and have been racking my brain to get a good headphone for my music. I'm 41 and while I have been listening to music for all my life am quite new to the audiophile world and found out it is very expensive, I wish these companies would bring down their prices for the average consumer like myself who wants a really good listening experience but can't afford a premium price. I researched that Planar headphones are really good for detail but heard that you can't take them outside because it can ruin the headphone drivers, so I'll stick to dynamic driver headphones.
Closed back planars can certainly go outside, and there are also very many more affordable Dynamic Driver headphones on the Market now. Something like the Focal Celestee www.moon-audio.com/focal-celestee-headphones.html and the Focal Bathys www.moon-audio.com/focal-bathys-wireless-headphones.html could be perfect for your use case. If you would like something even less in price, the Meze 99 Classic is a great headphone for walking around: www.moon-audio.com/meze-audio-99-classics-headphones.html!
Is there a reason for so many jump cuts? It felt like an electro static shock in my brain with every cut. If it’s a trend, I’ve seen before, maybe it’s best used as jump cuts that don’t have someone’s face in the shot. Otherwise thx for the info on headphone drivers.👍
@@Smithy225 honestly it's a really heavily tuned based thing, planars are really responsive to eqing, and eqing even a bright set will reveal an extremely satisfying bass extension that quick and precise with impact.
@@Smithy225 Odd, are you reporting this while in wireless mode(if so, what codec) or wired mode? And if wired, what are you using to power the headset? Odd that you're reporting a lack of back, even my HE400se can get thunderous if I want to really up the bass.
@@Smithy225 so that may play a part, on top of the Deva Pros potentially being a bit tougher to get strong bass out of. Have you tried wired use? And mind if I ask what's your EQ for them?
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Honestly I would love to have a pair of some higher end Beyerdynamic headphones I mainly listen to Freestyle and Metal
I would love a pair of headphones like the Focal Radiance, Stellia or Utopia for my daily exercise walks but it's way too expensive for me, I mostly listen to 80's/early 90's heavy metal / Hard Rock with some 80's AOR and have been racking my brain to get a good headphone for my music. I'm 41 and while I have been listening to music for all my life am quite new to the audiophile world and found out it is very expensive, I wish these companies would bring down their prices for the average consumer like myself who wants a really good listening experience but can't afford a premium price. I researched that Planar headphones are really good for detail but heard that you can't take them outside because it can ruin the headphone drivers, so I'll stick to dynamic driver headphones.
Closed back planars can certainly go outside, and there are also very many more affordable Dynamic Driver headphones on the Market now. Something like the Focal Celestee www.moon-audio.com/focal-celestee-headphones.html and the Focal Bathys www.moon-audio.com/focal-bathys-wireless-headphones.html could be perfect for your use case.
If you would like something even less in price, the Meze 99 Classic is a great headphone for walking around: www.moon-audio.com/meze-audio-99-classics-headphones.html!
Do you sell or review Stax ear speakers as well?
We do not, but thanks for your comment! 🙂
Is there a reason for so many jump cuts? It felt like an electro static shock in my brain with every cut. If it’s a trend, I’ve seen before, maybe it’s best used as jump cuts that don’t have someone’s face in the shot. Otherwise thx for the info on headphone drivers.👍
We've been trying out some new editing techniques recently. Always trying to improve, so thanks for your feedback! 🙂
@@moon-audio sounds good 👌 no problem and good luck! 😉
I don't associate Planar magnetic headphones with deep bass. I find the bass quite flat
@@Smithy225 honestly it's a really heavily tuned based thing, planars are really responsive to eqing, and eqing even a bright set will reveal an extremely satisfying bass extension that quick and precise with impact.
@@Blackw1ng my Deva pros are not deep bass even with EQ
@@Smithy225 Odd, are you reporting this while in wireless mode(if so, what codec) or wired mode? And if wired, what are you using to power the headset?
Odd that you're reporting a lack of back, even my HE400se can get thunderous if I want to really up the bass.
@@Blackw1ng wireless mode using aptX HD
@@Smithy225 so that may play a part, on top of the Deva Pros potentially being a bit tougher to get strong bass out of.
Have you tried wired use? And mind if I ask what's your EQ for them?
she is so beatiful so i couldnt focus :)