The Esbjörn Svensson Trio
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chriskorff
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well, this became the first job for my new pair of Sennheiser earphones and I must admit that I had the impression to stand near the camera position 
a transparent and absolutely natural sound, in particular piano and cymbals but I also noticed some pleasantly gowling bass notes.
Good stuff
cheers, Tom
ah yeah, the Sennheisers were six-and-a-half-Euro... ROTFL
a transparent and absolutely natural sound, in particular piano and cymbals but I also noticed some pleasantly gowling bass notes.
Good stuff
cheers, Tom
ah yeah, the Sennheisers were six-and-a-half-Euro... ROTFL
yeah, not too bad - I wanted them for a pocket practice amp, as their predecessors start to show membrane wearout.
They (MX200) sound slightly more boxy and a bit less crisp in the highs than their (5x expensive) predecessors, but that brings them closer to a (good) real speaker cabinet - probably the reason for my acoustic impression of the clip above. And of course it's fits their intended purpose much better. [/hijack]
cheers, Tom
They (MX200) sound slightly more boxy and a bit less crisp in the highs than their (5x expensive) predecessors, but that brings them closer to a (good) real speaker cabinet - probably the reason for my acoustic impression of the clip above. And of course it's fits their intended purpose much better. [/hijack]
cheers, Tom