Sennheiser HE1
True to the name Orpheus, it continues to push the boundaries of what a headphone can achieve through cutting-edge technology and uncompromising engineering.
Sennheiser HE1
True to the name Orpheus, it continues to push the boundaries of what a headphone can achieve through cutting-edge technology and uncompromising engineering.
In fact, its presentation feels closer to a completely idealized dynamic-driver headphone—but with a level of detail and resolution far beyond what dynamic drivers typically achieve
Its frequency response closely follows the Harman 2018 target, yet it still delivers remarkably powerful bass while maintaining exceptional treble extension and transient response. That, to me, is where its uniqueness lies
After listening to so many headphones, I still prefer HE1. Not for the price. The expansive soundstage, with vocals and instruments arranged naturally in their own spaces without ever feeling crowded, is the very embodiment of what we mean by a true “concert-hall experience.”
Vocal imaging is more pronounced, with cleaner and more defined edges on IBUKI. By comparison, vocals are arguably one of FUGAKU’s weaker points. Yet precisely because of this, IBUKI doesn’t deliver quite the same overwhelming sense of energy and physical impact
A friend’s IBUKI, express some listening feelings here in case I forget
Nothing common with FUGAKU, except what it looks like. A amp is extremely necessary for it, because the frame cannot be propped up without an amp like Watatsumi. The cable replacement is also needed
If you can't even distinguish between the complete sound and the incomplete sound, and you are still immersed in the incomplete music played, then I suggest you don't study audio equipment
I don't care much about how others evaluate an audio product, because most of them are deaf and can't tell the difference between products. You can choose not to approve or not reply to the statement I put forward, instead of scolding me after blocking me
I have never scolded anyone since I created this account. I will continue to put forward my opinion, but I won't swear. If you can't even accept this. Feel free to block me
@jb74_1925 TET is not a public product, but a trial product. Lee himself also believes that TET's product completion is very low. However, some Lee's fans have known the existence of this product, and even call it Dio2. Lee has no choice but to produce 30 sets of TET.