I own both the AO and the Caldera. I’ve listened to the AC. I would say that your review is pretty much spot on. The two Atriums are more similar than not in their overall presentation which pulls you back from the performance. The Caldera is an upfront presentation without losing instrument separation or soundstage.
@@Skeeb23 nice! I already have a VC which is very snappy and punchy. You should totally try to get your hands on a VC for review and comparisons. If you're in the PNW area, I may be able to hook you up... ;)
I own both the AO and the Caldera. I’ve listened to the AC. I would say that your review is pretty much spot on. The two Atriums are more similar than not in their overall presentation which pulls you back from the performance. The Caldera is an upfront presentation without losing instrument separation or soundstage.
I love ZMF's but I am curious how the Modhouse are going to stack up to the calderas.
Seems like the Atrium Closed would better for EDM than the Caldera, tho, no?
Both! Low end slam yes, but speed and that snappiness...plus the Caldera is no slouch with bass.
@@Skeeb23 nice! I already have a VC which is very snappy and punchy.
You should totally try to get your hands on a VC for review and comparisons. If you're in the PNW area, I may be able to hook you up... ;)
@@asplmn thanks for the offer. I'm in the MW but I'll be at CanJam next month and plan to spend plenty of time at ZMF.
Comic/movie reference is a different flavor and oddly makes sense.
Do you remember the pads you liked on the Atrium Open? Are they the Stock pads on this set you reviewed?
I don’t think Hell is very snappy. Hell is a place of torment and pain. Nothing snaps there
The planar is the least power hungry??
Easiest to drive. Different amps will give you different things. Remember the Atriums are 300 ohms.
Thanks!
Oh wow, thank you good sir!!
more confusion
7:30 the cringeyness is insane
At least he doesn't take himself too seriously like most audiophiles
You’re too serious