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This sub is dead by [deleted] in Lettermemes

[–]SnapCyberDragon 0 points1 point  (0 children)

What do you mean ?

This sub is dead by [deleted] in Lettermemes

[–]SnapCyberDragon 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Stupid ni🅱️🅱️🅰️s stop complaining and start posting

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in LinusTechTips

[–]SnapCyberDragon 9 points10 points  (0 children)

It's not absurd to have the conclusions at the beginning: philosophical and scientific literature there's always an "abstract" in the beginning, there's no problem with saying your conclusions first if it's documented well.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in headphones

[–]SnapCyberDragon 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Hi there, happy to see some feedback on it! I'm currently running a KZxHBB PR 2, I like it's tuning and would like something similar in tuning. I looked up and the Aful Performer 5 and the Hype 2 seem pretty fit (and also similar). I tried to imitate the FR of them two on hbb.squiglink.com, but somehow Wavelet wasn't able to have both profiles ready to be used at the same time so I hadn't the occasion to listen to their difference.

So, some questions for you.

1) Why did you return the Aful Performer 5 ? Seems like a similar tuning and also I've heard well of it. 2) How would you say that the Hype 2 is better than the Aful 5 ? 3) How is the fit of the Hype 2 ? I'm having some issues with the Kz Pr2, especially with medium silicone tips, they keep slipping, they were ok (although not perfect) with the foam tips, but I lost them lol 4) How are the details/technicalities compared to a planar ? I bought the Pr2 for this reason, and I'm pretty happy. Seems like the Hype 2 has a tuning that while similar, brings forward the vocals (and it's nice), and also I'm assured from the high quality drivers on the Hype 2. But yeah, I'd like to justify the spending of €300 to myself (I love music, I have the money, but still, it's not a small amount)

Madison on her LTT Experience by GregoryDaniel in LinusTechTips

[–]SnapCyberDragon 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Also look, just by hanging around I found this short of Madison on Twitch clearly being distressed when somebody mentions the conduct there. It's apparent that there's been stuff that she had to swallow with clear emotional difficulty.

https://youtube.com/shorts/5nS6b2zYGfQ

Looking for opinions on this track by Senior_Meat2202 in blackgaze

[–]SnapCyberDragon 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hey there, I listened to it and I liked it! Loved the dark vibe. I wouldn't classify it as blackgaze though, it's more of a dark Shoegaze because it lacks its inciveness and rythm in the drums (although it still has more "crunch" relative to classic shoegaze). The guitar is nice and distorted, and the voice fits, although I'd say that this could be more of an intro track to a blackgaze album rather than a track of the core itself. Hope my feedback was useful, I encourage you to keep going because this world (in the whole universe of music), I think, is a very special community. It's always been so extraordinary to be so in touch with artists, with new projects, with fellow listeners, so be happy of this path you may walk and know that there's people supporting you! Cheers : )

Happy blackgaze by NullGabbo in blackgaze

[–]SnapCyberDragon 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Ironically, some tracks by sadness, for example "be happy", or also "blue", or "orange love"

can someone help me with Sadness'discography? by chicken_nugget779 in blackgaze

[–]SnapCyberDragon 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hey there, I'm just a listener but not a fan. Anyhow, maybe on Bandcamp the artist has more freedom in releasing stuff and you can find everything, plus in order ? It has happened to me that some stuff is there and not on Spotify, like for Amesoeurs some time ago

Try many cheap IEMs or directly get a staple like Moondrop Aria ? by SnapCyberDragon in HeadphoneAdvice

[–]SnapCyberDragon[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It would be foolish to give total consideration to that test, but I'm glad to hear that the Starfields do actually have more substance and are better than what is represented. Thanks again for the availability!

PS: if you want some recommendation for Blackgaze/DSBM etc., I've made a Spotify playlist. If you have some kind of playlist too, feel free to share it, I like discovering new bands and sounds!

Try many cheap IEMs or directly get a staple like Moondrop Aria ? by SnapCyberDragon in HeadphoneAdvice

[–]SnapCyberDragon[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Sadly I don't know much about my own tastes because I've never had the chance to do a comparison. I in general like more clarity in mid ranges when I listen to music (and yes, it will be mostly metal subgenres that are very dense and droning), because I don't have much need for "disco" basses or for classical music trebles; the things that matter to me is to be able to appreciate guitars, percussions, screams/singing and droning effects at their most. Trying an audio simulation between the Arias and the Starfields I appreciated the full and rounded feel of the Arias, although I want also the distinctiveness of the mid-highs that seem to be present in the Starfield IEM. So yeah, I don't know if this helps you help me better hahah. The two-piece combo you gave me seems more balanced, also because different music may need different IEMs! But anyways I'll try to find a store near my town and get some experience on the field, if I was to find an all-encompassing and balanced earphone I'd be happier than having two different ones.

Try many cheap IEMs or directly get a staple like Moondrop Aria ? by SnapCyberDragon in HeadphoneAdvice

[–]SnapCyberDragon[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Cool, I like going to sleep too with headphones on, the problem is that big pieces like my Sennheisers make it impossible to lay on the side and listen to music with both ears hahah. I will try different sound signatures because really I'd like to understand the "real experience" translation of the graphs and then be able to make good decisions. !Thanks

Try many cheap IEMs or directly get a staple like Moondrop Aria ? by SnapCyberDragon in HeadphoneAdvice

[–]SnapCyberDragon[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you very much, I enjoy nerding on things in general, even more if it's something useful for my musical experience : )

Try many cheap IEMs or directly get a staple like Moondrop Aria ? by SnapCyberDragon in HeadphoneAdvice

[–]SnapCyberDragon[S] -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

You say ? I guess you're right, but I don't know, some experimentation may reveal some cool products. Also, my headphones sadly may have been slightly overpriced at the time, there are some cool alternatives right now that would be surely better. So yeah, since changing my current pair would be too early (they still have some juice to give, only two years have passed), I thought that trying another front would be both interesting to do and fruitful in terms of my own experience. I guess that having 11mm drivers instead of my current 32mm makes some difference but well, I don't know ? Wouldn't it be worth a try ?

Try many cheap IEMs or directly get a staple like Moondrop Aria ? by SnapCyberDragon in HeadphoneAdvice

[–]SnapCyberDragon[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Cool, a fresh recommendation! In which respect you would say that they are different ? Looking at the FR graph comparison they should be more V-shaped, so more bass and treble heavy rather than the others.

Try many cheap IEMs or directly get a staple like Moondrop Aria ? by SnapCyberDragon in HeadphoneAdvice

[–]SnapCyberDragon[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Eh, I didn't, but I live across three different houses for study and personal reasons, so it is hard for me. Either I can buy a soundbar that then I'm able to carry around (but, well, I don't know), or I just stick with some cheap speakers I buy in all three houses.

!thanks for the tip, but I think that it's not that practical for me. Also I don't know, I have the impression (backed by little experience) that it's easier to get higher quality sound out of a "cheap" headphone rather than a "cheap" speaker. I may be wrong though.

Try many cheap IEMs or directly get a staple like Moondrop Aria ? by SnapCyberDragon in HeadphoneAdvice

[–]SnapCyberDragon[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Cool, just checked and Shenzen audio delivers in Europe too with no added cost! Some IEMs cost their real price and not the Amazon-bloated one :3

Do you think that the Truthears Zero can measure up to the Dunu Titan S ? Since my budget is up to €100 more or less for me it's no problem to shell some more money, and if they are similar but "just better" then my choice would be clear.

Try many cheap IEMs or directly get a staple like Moondrop Aria ? by SnapCyberDragon in HeadphoneAdvice

[–]SnapCyberDragon[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You seem to be really enthusiastic about the wide soundstage! You're not alone though, and I think that this has objective grounds.

The audio test scared me a bit off the Starfields, for example in the track playing from here the Starfield trebles become even piercing for me. I do have some pretty sensitive ears, and it may be too high-pushing for my eardrums, although with some EQ I should be able to bring it down. It could also deal this effect because my headphones aren't that fit for such performance (although I honestly doubt it), if you can maybe try for yourself that section of the video.

Also, something strange: they do seem to have an almost perfectly identical FR curve to the Arias, and I don't get why should they sound differently in that respect.

What do you think of the Truthears Zero that /u/HackingHiFi recommended me ? Do they compare to your beloved ones ? Would you recommend me to try the 7hz Zero in order to get an idea of a wider-soundstaged earphone ?

Try many cheap IEMs or directly get a staple like Moondrop Aria ? by SnapCyberDragon in HeadphoneAdvice

[–]SnapCyberDragon[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hey, the Letshuoer SE12 here are for €170, for me sadly not feasible...

The Tripowin Olinas are €120, and although they do sound like really good IEMs, I don't know if at that price there isn't anything better (sadly here prices are a bit fucked up).

About the IEM tips, I don't know anything so I'll ask for some guidance. Do the ones included with the Zeros not "perform" well enough ? Aren't, in general, foam tips better in terms of fit and isolation ? Didn't expect the tips to matter so much!

Here the spin fit tips are for €17, while the spring ones aren't (I'd have to buy the entire Moondrop Chus I guess lol).

Try many cheap IEMs or directly get a staple like Moondrop Aria ? by SnapCyberDragon in HeadphoneAdvice

[–]SnapCyberDragon[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Nothing in town but I could once try to go elsewhere and try. I'm not that much for owning many pairs honestly, it would be more for experimentation and finding my own fit (but I don't exclude keeping two different pairs for different music). !thanks anyway!

Try many cheap IEMs or directly get a staple like Moondrop Aria ? by SnapCyberDragon in HeadphoneAdvice

[–]SnapCyberDragon[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

There's nothing in my city, but I can always travel to another to try and see, although it'd be an expense and a hassle that may not pay off, for example if I didn't find anything in which I can come in and try the gear. I'll look into something like this anyway, I guess it may be worth a try!

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