philosophyisawesome

philosophyisawesome OP t1_iuh28e9 wrote

Update:
Thank you everyone for your comments and opinions!

After cooling my head down a bit and using my APP2 and a pair of Beyer T90 that I still have, I concluded that I shouldn't get another set of over-ears at this time...I should have mentioned it, but since I wear glasses, using overheads during work is really uncomfortable, even with headphones as light as the T90. Anyhow, I'll hope to get a good near-field setup for work after moving to a new place in the new future :)

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philosophyisawesome OP t1_iug0sej wrote

Good points, thanks. Especially the point about just using them for a few dozens hours before selling off is too familiar… that happened with lots of my audio gear (and cameras for that matter…). What I use most is what I end up keeping, so maybe I should just call it quits :P

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philosophyisawesome OP t1_iug0l1w wrote

Thanks—good advice. I’ve listend to the Aryas before and liked them. However, I’m mostly wondering whether or not I’ll actually use them enough to justify their cost… Might just sit this one out and reconsider in a couple of months.

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philosophyisawesome OP t1_iuddyil wrote

Yeah they were pretty great while I had them.

Major take-aways: much smaller (including nozzle) than most of the competition—therefore great fit. Good bass for a full-BA set. Good resolution (but there are better). Very intimate—little "soundstage". Even though the bass-BA is "vented", these still wear like sealed IEM I feel (might be uncomfortable. YMMV)
I also drew a great color combo for them—blue/green. Many people get mostly orange ones, but those can look nice too.

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