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  3. Hi, can you introduce your headphone and amp? Sorry. My English is very poor. 😢😢😢 I think I should use high here? I do not want the high to be too bright. It will my ear tired.
  4. Hello! I am a new member of the forum. I am not a native English speaker. Hope you can understand my words. Are electrostatic headphones suitable for listening to rock and some metal music? I like listening to some bands like Lacirmosa, Metillac, Green Days, and The offspring. I also like listening to Haggard, Within Temptation, Nightwish, and some jap-rock. I want the headphone to have a good performance on vocals, especially the female vocals. I don't want the human vocals to be too far away or too thin. The bass is not the shortboard. The high pitch should not be too bright. Or I think I should use high here not high pitch. My English is very poor. 😢😢😢 I use Grado RS2e now. Grado is good for male vocals, but not exquisite enough for asian females. I had a chance to listen to Stax 007 almost 10 years ago. I will never forget that delicate and ethereal voice. I am interested in getting a pair of affordable electrostatic headphones and a DIY amp. ES1a, Perun may be a good choice. Or Stax 007. I want to which headphone and amp combo would be good for bass and asian female vocal. I am not a native speaker. Hope these words make sense to you.

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