Headphone Thread

[vulonkaaz]

i use Moondrop Old Fashioned thats like 30€ very lightweight very clear sound very beautiful very minimalist it just works you don't need more

https://moondroplab.com/en/products/old-fashioned

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[FuwaRei00]

I have dt770 for my pc
Soundcore a3i for earbuds

[RadioHades]

i use Moondrop Old Fashioned thats like 30€ very lightweight very clear sound very beautiful very minimalist it just works you don't need more

https://moondroplab.com/en/products/old-fashioned

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Any comparison with the Porta-Pros (+Yaxi pads)? I'm considering them.

[vulonkaaz]

i use Moondrop Old Fashioned thats like 30€ very lightweight very clear sound very beautiful very minimalist it just works you don't need more

https://moondroplab.com/en/products/old-fashioned

587619867_18415318915184863_8019378785919797590_n.jpg

Any comparison with the Porta-Pros (+Yaxi pads)? I'm considering them.

how would i know i never had any porta pro but people seem to say they're of similar quality I like the moondrop because they have detachable cable i think portapro doesn't have that

[Dweeeb]

i use Moondrop Old Fashioned thats like 30€ very lightweight very clear sound very beautiful very minimalist it just works you don't need more

https://moondroplab.com/en/products/old-fashioned

587619867_18415318915184863_8019378785919797590_n.jpg

Any comparison with the Porta-Pros (+Yaxi pads)? I'm considering them.

Not sure about the porta pros but i tried the KSC-75 from the same company ( i think the design is almost identical except for the headband). There's a known problem about the cables wearing out after about a year of use so it might happen with the porta pros too. Sound quality-wise the KSC-75s were great tho.