Ponawiam pytania, czy ktoś własnousznie słuszał AIAIAI TMA-1 ?
Z headfoni:
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Before I finish, I’d like to add in some comparison points with Sennheiser’s highly popular HD25-1 headphones:
TMA-1 obviously have a better quality driver, being much newer in design (like 15-20 year gaps perhaps?). Detail, frequency extension, is much better in the TMA-1.
Soundstage is better on the TMA-1. While the TMA-1’s soundstage is nothing to boast about, it’s belongs to the “better” ones in the class. The HD25-1’s soundstage is quite non-existant.
The HD25-1 is quite forward sounding. Focus on vocals is very good. The TMA-1 is more laid back, and it doesn’t “zoom-in” on the vocals the way the HD25-1 does. The HD25-1 can be likened to a milder version of Grado’s forward sound.
Bass texture, clarity, and low bass is much better in the TMA-1. Bass punch is quite powerful, though the HD25-1 is still the champ in bass punch. The HD25-1 is not very good in low bass.
Ergonomics wise, I still prefer the tighter clamping HD25-1. I also feel that the pads material, either the synthetic leather or the verlour options to be better in the HD25-1.
Cables are tougher in the HD25-1. At least it will lock more securely than the TMA-1’s.
The HD25-1 is “brighter” in comparison to the TMA-1. It’s a semi-bright headphone actually.
The HD25-1 has an awesome PRaT, mainly because of two things: the forward presentation, and the tight and punchy bass. The TMA-1 is not so far behind though. The bass is also tight and punchy, but overall, the HD25-1 is still better with PRaT. (...)
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