Dan Clark Audio E3 Planar Headphones Review
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- Опубліковано 27 сер 2024
- This week, Tom Martin reviews the impressive, planar magnetic Dan Clark E3 headphones.
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I found this review to have a slight, and I want to emphasize slight, tilt towards the analytical side. Some viewers might have a preference for reviews that are slightly warmer. However, when amplified properly, this review really reveals all this headphone has to offer.
I'm looking for that amplifier, so if you have any suggestions...
Ironically, measurements (from several different sources) of the E3 show a small _increase_ in frequency response relative to Harman around the 100Hz mark, and Dan Clark introduced this on purpose (to provide the warmth and 'dancey'-ness you mention) - you have the same thing in the Stealth. Maybe he should have gone further with this?
Another great review Tom…. I have had Grado top of the line headphones for 10 years… how would these compare…
Almost certainly, the E3 will have more mid-bass and low bass. However, there are listeners (about 20% IIRC) who prefer a mid-focused sound and Grados excel at this.
Nobody in the head-fi community takes Grado seriously. 😬
Which machine in the background is making those beeping noises?
I’ll toss yet another $1K and go for Final D7000🎧
That is an INVALID comparison, since one is a closed-back, whilst the other is an open-back design.
Since it seems that you prefer open-back designs, you may consider the Mod Head Audio Tungsten.
FYI, your audio is bad, lots of hi frequency distortion.