Omega_ELS

What do you think about these drivers? can they have good sound?)

Do you have a photo of the inside of the black ones? Are there King Sound drivers inside? i also saw this one

or maybe this one

maybe you have Halo Acoustics EH-1 ?

It's interesting that your 717 seems to have a slow blow fuse, while mine has a fast blow fuse.

Does anyone have any ideas what kind of damping Stax used in the Sigma? It looks like some kind of material like cotton wool but I'm not sure.. I'm thinking of replacing it, but what... it seems like it's not that simple... it looks like mineral wool... and it looks like they manually adjusted the frequency response of each Sigma using this wool... and i can't just take it out and put something else in...

now we have it.

So where can I get this Shangri-La so I can listen to it? I won't be buying a complete set with an amplifier from Fang.

Does anyone have a 3D model of the Sigma case for printing?

its a new carbon? "kgsshv-carbon board with the 3rd generation sicfets as both current source and gain stages. +/-400 to +/-600 - probably limit to +/-550" (c)

Happy Birthday :3

Terrible website but it looks like new headphones right?

a huge amount of work has been done...

So they just stole the design and didn't even ask permission before selling it for 20k euros?

Well, there are true portable amplifiers, for example, the Stax D10, but its runtime is 3.5 hours. Which is pretty funny. This HVRV can also be used with some kind of 12V power bank of a similar size. But then we have to carry two boxes. And why do we even need portable amplifiers.. Almost all Stax headphones are open-back. Unless we using a Stax 4070. But I think only a few people in the world have such a setup. Probably no one does. It's much more promising to simply have a portable, small amplifier that we can easily take on a trip, for example, put in a suitcase. The 10 kg kgsshv is hard to fit in a suitcase. And this one is just right.