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Massdrop x HIFIMAN Edition XX Headphones - Refurb

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Massdrop x HIFIMAN Edition XX Headphones - Refurb

Name: Massdrop x HIFIMAN Edition XX Headphones - Refurb
Brand: Drop
SKU: massdrop-x-hifiman-edition-xx-headphones-refurb
Price: 299 USD
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This Refurbished Sale is for B-stock Massdrop x HIFIMAN Edition XX Headphones. For more information, please refer to the Refurbished Details & Guidelines below.

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Nov 13, 2019

How powerful of an amp do I need to drive these?

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zenbert

175

Nov 16, 2019

Don't need a powerful amp at all. Very easy to drive even with the mojo

Jakob

378

Mar 28, 2020

I wouldn't say you need a particularly powerful amp but certainly would not bother using it with something like phone. Impedance is low but the sensitivity is very low also and it's this that requires some decent juice.

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NarisNilubol

Mar 4, 2020

I find that it is easier to drive than power hungry one like HE6 but it still needs a good power like 1w or more to make it sound the way it should. I tried Schiit Valhalla (class A OTL tube) and the dynamics are compressed in the complex piece of music.

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3472

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Nov 6, 2019

Are these open or closed-back?

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VALAISE

Dec 2, 2019

Open back.

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3472

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Nov 6, 2019

What are "planar magnetics"?

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Gabriel_Melaia

Dec 18, 2019

Adding on to my reply - subjectively but also very much correlating with the technology - planat magnetic headphones (and to some extent their loudspeaker counterparts) have a very crisp clear sound, with excellent mids and more often better base than electrostatics. Good electrostatics often have clearer treble (some planars at the lower end have sibilance in my experience), but the better planars have amazing treble in my experience. Since this post is about the HiFiMan Edition XX - I have these (and Koss Electrostatics) - and the HiFiMans are considerably better throughout. I would say they are my end game for now - until my financial status changes ;-).