oto i one...moj 100% nabytek w najblizszym czasie i mala recka z innych ust, bardzo obiecujaca.
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Fang had a new silver-coiled offering in his RE line of open back in-ears. I have and like the RE-1s, but I didn\'t quite get around to listen to the new ones, because I spent too much time with the prototype of Fang\'s new orthodynamic (planar magnetic, think Magnaplanar or Apogee speakers) They sound a lot like planar magnetic speakers (I have Apogees, so I was pre-disposed to be a fan). They\'re fast and coherent, like electrostatics, but with more guts, like dynamics. It was tough to get a good listen in show conditions. These things have no isolation at all. None. Zero. So it was hard to hear really low level dynamics or the bottom end correctly. But what I heard reminded me of my Apogees. I like \'em. The pads weren\'t done on the prototypes (another factor that made it hard to tell exactly what was happening at the bottom) and it looked like the headband would be refined a bit before these become a real product, but the cases were a gorgeous, nicely figured hardwood of some sort that I didn\'t immediately recognize. This is a product to watch and likely lust after. Drive-ability may be an issue. There isn\'t much reactance in the load, but there isn\'t much impedance, either. 16 ohms, I think Fang said.
Meanwhile, there were the Audeze. These were another prototype ortho (how is it that everybody gets the same new (old) idea at once? I listened to the early (really rough looking) prototype on an unimpressive system, but they sounded promising indeed. There was a more refined prototype in circulation, but I was never able to catch up with it. Dreadhead got a good listen and was mightily impressed. The exciting part about the Audeze is that the talking-point price point is VERY attractive and the impedance is a bit higher, so more amps will have good shot at driving it."
