Moondrop - Laputa

this headphone should terrify the others man, its so Joever for most of them. it hits the DF target like an IEM. I never seen any other headphone havinbg such high level of control over its FR MAYBE Aeribus Acustics Sierra, but they have no means of going mass production level anytime soon. if they can do this we can easily assume they'll "Kanas" the headphone market soon enough if you know what I mean. bravo... thats all I can say at this point. I really would love to try and review one but judginf from their past behaivor I might hold on for a little bit more. I can see them easily tilting the tuning. eliminating the need for EQ

https://preview.redd.it/6s7euij4cz4g1.jpeg?width=4284&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=a833ceb2c7f576aaeb0d1e7888823a9eb54d7eb2 I recently auditioned these 2 headphones during my trip to China last week, I was using the fiio k17 to drive them. Tbh, the only major difference I can tell right away was the sound stage. One of the song i was listening to where there was 2 singer, one on the left and one on the right. When one start singing, you can hear it on the left side with moondrop Laputa and pretty much nothing on the right until the second singer start singing. But on the Para 2/Fiio ft7/Hifiman He600 you can hear it on both sides, ofc the right side being more subtle. The rest of the difference in sound quality was so minute that it didn’t feel like spending 2 times the price of Para 2 was worth it. Plus the comfort of the para 2 is much better than the Laputa😓. Also, you could argue that k17 was not good enough to drive the Laputa since the sensitivity is on par with the susvara, so I wouldn’t recommend anyone without a powerful amp enough to drive the susvara to blindly buy the Laputa.

For some reason, I was particularly eager for these headphones. The Moondrop team has been training in making planars for only the second year, but they seem to be doing it quite consciously. Therefore, my personal expectations were high, especially because Laputa has become the ‘second most expensive’ model, leaving Cosmo in the first place. Whether Moondrop managed to make a decent model is what we’ll talk about today. Here they are, Moondrop Laputa, classic open-back planar magnetic headphones for $690. The review contains 28 pictures, so I can't post it here, as I usually do. So here is the link: [https://boizoff.com/language/en/moondrop-laputa-over-ear-headphones-review/](https://boizoff.com/language/en/moondrop-laputa-over-ear-headphones-review/)