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Mastergill

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Everything posted by Mastergill

  1. These "one dude business operation" who believe they re-invented the wheel always made me laugh. It seems you can sell lot of this amateur shit to these poor newbies headphone user. The headphone hobby need serious brand like Conrad-Johnson, VTL, Atma-sphere, Mark Levinson and others start producing fine headphone amps. What we see now is just amateur shit...
  2. Mastergill replied to tiberian's topic in Off Topic
    And still no MOT tag for this dumbass Sovkiller, official Rudistor "distributor" for US and Canada and unofficial Ultrasone shill... Head-Fi's just a fucking marketing platform now, but you all know that. Also i was a bit tired of the "Disneyland approved" atmosphere, when the tight ass moderating staff is afraid of the smallest controversy. Very good idea this Head-Case forum!
  3. No, i don't think so. They go deep, but i don't think there's too much bass. If you like HD650's tonal accuracy, they are in the same vein but a little less refined. Only problem is the narrowed soundstage but i guess you know the limitation closed supraaural design have.
  4. Try some Sennheiser HD25-1, one of the best closed headphone still in production.

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