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Handcrafted in Russia using rare, valuable woods finished with oil and beeswax, these Fischer Audio by Kennerton headphones come in two models: the over-ear, open-back FA-011AE and the on-ear, closed-back Oldskool 33 1/3. Produced in limited quantities to celebrate the tenth anniversary of Fischer Audio, the FA-011AE headphones are an upgraded version of the highly regarded FA-011 with the same “superb bass impact, texture, and speed.” Meanwhile, the Oldskool 33 1/3 was designed with classic looks and portability in mind Read More
I wasn't sure if I liked these at first, but then I finally bought some balanced cables for the FA-011s
I have a JDS labs OLDAC connected to an Aune x7s.
I genuinely feel like I can hear the empty spaces between each instrument now.
They are extremely good.
VishmawI emailed Fischer Directly and they told me 2 years, so 2 year warranty on the FA-011 AE, for anyone else who is wondering. They also said they sold replacement earpads for it, so that is good to know for the future.
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Nov 12, 2017
Another nonsense headphones from exotic company! Better than DT 1990 Pro, are you kidding me? One must be listening some super trash metal when it actually does not matter what phones are on your head! Gals and guys do yourself a favor, listen them first, do not believe all the "beautiful" chat, especially when people actually bought them, I should live much longer to hear someone saying: "you know what, I bought a trash."
Exotic: of foreign origin or character; not native; introduced from abroad, but not fully naturalized or acclimatized; strikingly unusual or strange in effect or appearance; of a uniquely new or experimental nature, also pretentious
Fellas and gals - just a heads up that I had my FA-011AE broken in for awhile now and this is still my personal favorite. I had the Beats Pro (Blehhhhhhh -- great for the bass awhile), Master & Dynamics MH40, and recently the Beyersdynamics DT 1990 Pro, and I have to say the FA-011AE is my favorite still.
It's not the best built in terms of quality, the Beyers and M&D are better, but the soundstage is raw and wide and the unapologetic rawness (rustic) of the sound is bliss. Russians built these??!? Go figures. Versatility comes to my mind and something to throw any music at. This can has it's own personality.
Beyers may be better at reproduction, superbly German--no puns, the Beats for the head bangers, the M&D is demure compare to Beyers and FA in terms of personality.
If the cliches goes like 'sound of the cans is a personal preference' -- the FA-011AE has plenty to throw at you.
Does this Massdrop Oldskool has the logo engraved on the cups (like the normal version in Fischer Audio website)? Or just plain, naked wood like shown in the photos?