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Adorama has Focal Elegia Circumaural Closed-Back High-Fidelity Audiophile Headphones for $399. Shipping is free.
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Adorama has Focal Elegia Circumaural Closed-Back High-Fidelity Audiophile Headphones for $399. Shipping is free.
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Edited August 6, 2021
at 02:59 PM
deal [adorama.com]
$399 (price drops in cart) + free s/h @ Adorama
matches previous +38 fp deal back in april.
$399 (price drops in cart) + free s/h @ Adorama
matches previous +38 fp deal back in april.
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Most people are going to be driving these headphones from their laptops/phones and most laptops/phones do not have the sufficient power required to drive headphones like these.
So then you have to start thinking about buying a DAC, AMP, or DAC/AMP combo.
Then you have to ask yourself do you only want to listen to your headphones while sitting at a desk (with a wall outlet DAC/AMP) or want to be portable (requiring a portable DAC/AMP)
Budget solutions range between $100-200 for a decent DAC/AMP combo
Now that you have that figured out you need to subscribe to a music service that actually offers music streaming at a higher bitrate. Cheapest solution right now is Apple Music HD as Tidal HiFi is ridiculously overpriced and their MQA format is snake oil at best.
Once you got that figured out you will enjoy audiophile grade headphones and be able to appreciate new subtle nuances and aspects of songs you have heard 100s of times before.
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Most people are going to be driving these headphones from their laptops/phones and most laptops/phones do not have the sufficient power required to drive headphones like these.
So then you have to start thinking about buying a DAC, AMP, or DAC/AMP combo.
Then you have to ask yourself do you only want to listen to your headphones while sitting at a desk (with a wall outlet DAC/AMP) or want to be portable (requiring a portable DAC/AMP)
Budget solutions range between $100-200 for a decent DAC/AMP combo
Now that you have that figured out you need to subscribe to a music service that actually offers music streaming at a higher bitrate. Cheapest solution right now is Apple Music HD as Tidal HiFi is ridiculously overpriced and their MQA format is snake oil at best.
Once you got that figured out you will enjoy audiophile grade headphones and be able to appreciate new subtle nuances and aspects of songs you have heard 100s of times before.
Most people are going to be driving these headphones from their laptops/phones and most laptops/phones do not have the sufficient power required to drive headphones like these.
So then you have to start thinking about buying a DAC, AMP, or DAC/AMP combo.
Then you have to ask yourself do you only want to listen to your headphones while sitting at a desk (with a wall outlet DAC/AMP) or want to be portable (requiring a portable DAC/AMP)
Budget solutions range between $100-200 for a decent DAC/AMP combo
Now that you have that figured out you need to subscribe to a music service that actually offers music streaming at a higher bitrate. Cheapest solution right now is Apple Music HD as Tidal HiFi is ridiculously overpriced and their MQA format is snake oil at best.
Once you got that figured out you will enjoy audiophile grade headphones and be able to appreciate new subtle nuances and aspects of songs you have heard 100s of times before.
Agree on most of this, as an advice to novice. Strongly disagree on Tidal being very expensive, sure anything who would appreciate good around quality, which is possible even under $50 or 100 dollars (it's a never ending journey but 50-100 is enough to start the journey).
For amt you spend on one meal, you get for a month... 1) HiFi/cd quality for almost all of what you'll listen to. 2) no music storage issues, 3) super convenience of all music at fingertips, 4) Atmos, which sounds really good, 5) music videos with excellent audio quality (most ppl have a decent soundbars at minimum), 6) synced lyrics, 7) joy from finding new music based on decent algorithm, 8) various mixes based on your listening patterns, this saves time from managing music libraries into different categories...
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The only people that should want the most neutral headphones are people working in a studio.