First Pair Of Audiophile Headphones Went In For The Sundara Came Out

First Pair Of Audiophile Headphones Went In For The Sundara Came Out Well this is the thing they’re my first pair of audiophile headphones so not much really. i tested sundara and hd660s along side these and thought these were the most well rounded for me. in terms of my music taste it’s very eclectic, metal, jazz electro swing, classical and a lot of video game music. all of which they handle really well. Finally decided to bite the bullet and try a high end pair of headphones after a while with my grados, as well as my sennheisers for commute. i actually went into the audio shop planning to buy a pair of hd600 but as i mentioned it, the shop owner recommended i try the sundaras as well. i played around with both for about half an hour through a.

My First Pair Of Audiophile Headphones And I M Blown Away By Sundara The verdict. the sundara closed back headphone brings hifiman's proprietary stealth magnets driver design to an even lower price point, so even consumer level music lovers can appreciate the audiophile grade sound quality. i'll be honest, from looks and build quality alone, it wouldn't be out of place right beside the r10 series. The hifiman sundara connects to your computer, amp, or other sources via a 3.5mm trs cable that comes with a 1 4 inch adapter for sources with a larger jack. the plug has a right angle, so you can tuck it out of the way on your desk. however, it may whack into the knobs on your interface or amp if you go that route. The new sundara closed back headphones have an interesting oval planar driver under the cups, with hifiman’s now well known stealth magnets. these cans have big shoes to fill. the sundara open back original (and its subsequent version) is praised by many as the best starting point for an audiophile headphone, for the price (it’s dropped to. The top contenders on the list were: the sennheiser hd 660 s, its cousin the hd650, and the audio technica ath ad2000x. finally, it came down to two hifiman headphones, the ananda and the sundara. after reading reviews, the difference between them was not substantial enough for me to buy the more expensive ananda headphones.

Hifiman Sundara Audiophile Headphones Igloo Audio The new sundara closed back headphones have an interesting oval planar driver under the cups, with hifiman’s now well known stealth magnets. these cans have big shoes to fill. the sundara open back original (and its subsequent version) is praised by many as the best starting point for an audiophile headphone, for the price (it’s dropped to. The top contenders on the list were: the sennheiser hd 660 s, its cousin the hd650, and the audio technica ath ad2000x. finally, it came down to two hifiman headphones, the ananda and the sundara. after reading reviews, the difference between them was not substantial enough for me to buy the more expensive ananda headphones. At 13 ounces, the hifiman sundara are anything but heavy. their closest competition at the price would be the exceptional aeon 2 from dan clark audio ($899 at apos.audio) which are lighter headphones and also a great value considering the performance. With some music, this icy quality can be truly glorious. tim hecker’s “7000 miles,” for example, sounds better on the sundara than on any other pair of headphones i own because of the sort of drafty, cathedral like quality of the sundara. the same is true of, say, bach organ chorales – the sundara is perfect for that, too.