Gosh, that looks very good....Have you mateys listened to various genres on the Pm-X? How well do you think it does with rock? Thanks.
Awesome Marv! Looks like the treble rolls up a bit there. Oppos seem to have that limitation. I think I heard them that way too...
Still looking for an ortho with good treble extension without hardness, seems to be either one or the other. Having just had a chance to hear the PM-2 loaner though, I'm fairly impressed. Except for a little bit of muddiness in the mids it sounds pretty good. Laid back, though not to the level of an Audeze, and good bass extension/definition, if not slam. If the PM-X were sanely priced I would have to seriously consider it.
Last ones I heard were pretty soft in the kicks drums and snares. Strings (even electric guitar) didn't have that energetic and clean bite. Definitely more of a laid back, relaxed tempo type of driver rather than aggressive and energetic. I'd recommend what I have heard so far for more relaxed jazz and acoustic genres and people not interested in extreme resolution or micro detail. Even though the clarity and soundstage has improved quite a bit over stock, the driver still has it's character to me.
Thanks Anax...I've found very few orthodynamics that give me the visceral kick that the HE 6 does...
Anetode, the He 400 probably "kicked" the hardest but the rest of it was not bearable to me... Not heard the Abyss
Wait, you have a pet bear? AWESOME ! Is that a common pet in Russia?
