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r/headphonesGrabbed a FiiO FT7. The Best Review you can find, yet.
5 months ago

I demoed these and I was not a big fan of the sound. I preferred Ananda Unveiled and Edition XV from Hifiman. Would love to hear the FT7 with some EQ next time.

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r/HeadphoneAdviceCheap or expensive? X2HR vs AR5000 vs Edition XV vs Meze 105 AER
5 months ago

Super detail heavy, did give them a quick try. pretty cool though. are aryas similar? i think xv is probably better from hifiman lineup for me

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r/HeadphoneAdviceBest "Bang for your Buck" headphones of 2025?
about 2 months ago

To me the Edition XS and Ananda Nano are absolute steals right now and for a little more money the Arya or Ananda Unveiled could be end game for a lot of people.

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r/headphonesHiFiMan Ananda V3 - What a sound for under $200! (My Thoughts/Review and some comparison to Sundara & a few others)
3 months ago

Same here. (V3,$399) They don't see as much use but they were my first pair of headphones/IEMs in 8 years. A little over 2 years old and they are still magical every time I pull them out.

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r/HeadphoneAdvicelooking for headphones with the best sound quality
10 months ago

So, there is a lot to unpack here. 1. AirPods Pro are actually great sounding earbuds, so you’re starting from a good place. 2. You’re right to move away from the APMs and XM4/5, although you may enjoy the Apple sound. Bang for the buck, it’s good about tech, though, not sound. 3. You can do a LOT with just wired headphones, if you’re OK with that. Not all of them need amps. A great example is the Grado sr325x: great sound, easy to drive. There are plenty of others in the wired world worth considering. If you prefer bass, for example, the Meze 99 Classic or 99 Noir would be good. For something more neutral, the HifiMan Ananda. All of these work great with just a $9 Apple dongle. And even if you DO need an amp, something like an iFi Go Link Max would fulfill any needs you have with modern headphones, so a Sennheiser 6xx + one of those would get you where you want. 4. If you’re dead set on wireless, check out the Sennheiser Momentum 4, the Bose QuietComfort Ultra (which often sells for under $400), and the Bowers & Wilkins Px7 S2 or S2e. (The S3 comes in at over $400.) All of these have decidedly different sound, and it will depend on what you like. Given your experience with the AirPods, the Sennheiser is probably your best bet. 5. Finally, for $350, you can find an incredible IEM, which might get you exactly where you want: the best sound for the money. But “best” is very relative here, since physics starts to play into the overall picture. Best of luck!

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r/headphones3 years later and open back headphones still make me smile every time I put them on.
4 months ago

I'm with you, OP. My Anandas are my favorite pair of everything I own; I should upgrade to the Arya

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r/HeadphoneAdviceBest headphones for listening to music $300-500 budget?
11 months ago

Ananda hands down up destroys everything up to 1000$

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r/edmproductionBest headphones for production
5 months ago

The 770s are a good all round headphone but a little janky in the lows. I use them for tracking and sound design and the bulk of my producing. Plus they are super light and comfy. I also have the Slate VSX which are great for mixing on, you can pick a room for a good mix critical listening perspective. You can also quickly compare other devices. They now also test your ears and hearing to give you a personalised eq. Everyone's ears and hearing are different so this helps. The VSX also give an accurate Harman Curve. They are quite light but not as comfy as the 770s My favourite for low end mixing are the Hifiman Anandas, a 6db 100 hz EQ boost will give you great low end which the planars can handle plus you get a good open sound field with them being open backed. They are quite heavy and big though but for planars not too bad. If I recommend just one pair Id say the VSX as you can use them in many different ways, not as punchy or broad in the lows as the Anandas but they do a good job with the lows regardless.

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