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Following the success of our last collaboration with Fostex, the TH-X00, we’ve teamed up to make a new headphone: a custom production version of the much-loved, oft-modded Fostex T50RP. Introducing the Massdrop x Fostex T-X0, a resurrection of the discontinued MKII with the original tooling and a few key updates Read More
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Can someone explain to me how these headphones have a 50 ohm impedance but require so much power to sound good? Sounds counter intuitive when there are 150 ohm headphones that can be powered just fine out of a phone or computer
Gina-LisaI think they said that last drop was the final one ever. Not many of these were made. Pretty sure it was just a way for Fostex to get rid of extra MK2 drivers.
These are very muddy to start off with. But, these need burn-in(100 hours).I am using Brainwavz round pads that helped alot. I also covered the port partially. These need a very powerful amp, much more than the mach3's, I am using the emotiva BASX amp. A bright, crisp DAC will help, I am using the topping D50. Now these work well for my heavy music listing cans.
The cth definitely gave it a more refined and clear sound but the biggest and better sound definitely came from the emotiva a100 amp it's got clean power with the jumpers in a must have for planars like these.