Hello, If you were to push the limits and want to hear the sound as the artists intended you wouldn’t play lossless files through a computer’s sound system. You would use a dedicated DAC and the

Ah that's true too. Meh I'm a teck geek so I get into speks. But I just was saying something similar to what you were saying because I think Gena was saying how studio headphones are pretty clinical.

Hi, I think any one, who really loves music should stick to their ears rather than be blown out of their socks by the technical specifications. We all listen to so very different sound sources and

Ah well if we go down this rode you also have to consider your computer phone or aVR or what ever other device. Different PCs and even from the same company depending on model give you a different

Hello, OK, no problem. But realise you are not experiencing the full benefits of lossless. Headphone manufacturers tune headphones with their own equaliser settings. Studio headphones affect the

Well think I've found a winner! V-MODA Crossfade 2 Wireless Codex Edition with Qualcomm aptX and AAC - Matte Black https://www.amazon.com/V-MODA-Crossfade-Wireless-Codex-Qualcomm/dp/B07DMLQD8G/

Thanks for your recommendation. The problem I want to avoid is choosing a pair of headphones meant for audio monitoring, not casual listening. I don't plan on doing any mixing, DJaying or

yes, they are, as I hate in ear ones with a passion myself. Simon

Hello, I didn’t keep the original post. But if the post sender is looking for the best out of Lossless. Would they not better from a studio headphone? Something that is not going to colour the

Hi! I found a pair called Argon soul2 which sounds intresting. I haven’t tried them yet but i will do that on monday hopefully. /A

Hi! Are they over ear? If yes then i will try them. /A

Hi! I don’t hear the difference so i don’t care. /A

Hi! Its px 5 i think. I have the b&w PX which are great. /A

Hi, The BT version is irrelevant, it's a matter of audio protocols available. At least for phones made after 2017. Brian -----Oprindelig meddelelse----- Fra: all-audio@groups.io <all-audio@groups.io>

Hi, Sony are amonst the best, if you don't want to spend thousands! Brian -----Oprindelig meddelelse----- Fra: all-audio@groups.io <all-audio@groups.io> På vegne af Kenny Sendt: 13. november 2019

I would also highly recommend giving the audiotechnica ATH-DSR9BT headphones a go. Simon

If you don't mind wired, you could get an amplifier which does its own d to a converter, so it won't matter what the phone supports. Kenny wrote: -- Your life is like a penny. You're going to lose

My Pixel 3 XL phone supports 3 Bluetooth A2DP audio codecs *aptX HD *aptX *SBC Was able to enable aptX-HD on my Pixel 3 XL doing the following: 1. Go to the 'Settings' app. ... 2. Tap 'Build

Really the IPhone 8? Wow never knew that. I have an XR. But wait for lausless you need APTX. I don't know if Iphones have APTX. Some androids do though. Wish I had something with APTX because my Onkyo

Have a Pixel 3 XL (Android) and iPhone 8 (iOS) phone. Both use Bluetooth 5.0 technology.