Vendo el Flagship de Sony que sustituye al Ex1000, son un triple driver híbrido con un bajo muy muy molón, pedazo de soundstage...
Tiene perfil en V, me recuerdan ligeramente los FX700 pero con unos agudos nada hirientes a altos volúmenes y mucho más aislamiento
Aquí teneis una review y en Headfi hay un hilo bien largo con las "bondades de estos triple driver híbrido":
http://dragonc89techreviews.wordpress.com/2014/02/07/sony-xba-h3-review-reinventing-the-xba-line/
Están perfectos y con todos los accesorios
Van con todo lo que veis en la imagen (llevan cable con micrófono android y apple)
Precio: vendidos fuera del foro
Subimos y ajustamos! Pedazo de auris a este precio....
Up!
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último precio ;)
The Sony XBA-H3 may be big and bulky, but it is lightweight and very comfortable in the ear, utilizing a rather thick memory wire section that is both soft and flexible.
The XBA-H3 is the warmest of all the triple-driver hybrids I've tried, with bass that is deep and powerful. The low end towers over the midrange and at times causes slight veiling. The H3 has a very lush and full-bodied note presentation. It also sounds very coherent – perhaps due to the lack of crossovers. The treble, as presented by the super tweeter, is very smooth and refined without sounding overly dark – an impressive feat. The H3 is the most forgiving of the bunch, yet its top end is natural and well-extended. It is also quite spacious, with an open presentation that sounds very natural. Sensitivity is fairly low, however, and a higher input volume is required to reach listening levels.
Sony XBA-H3 vs Dunu DN-2000
The XBA-H3 is warmer, darker, and a little bassier in the conventional sense compared to the Dunu DN-2000. The DN-2000 has more deep bass, however, and its low end usually has more slam and rumble. The sub-bass emphasis of the DN-2000 is rather unusual, and the lack of matching strong mid-bass and overall fullness can give the impression of a mild disconnect between the bass and mids when compared to the hyper-coherent XBA-H3.
The clarity of the DN-2000 wins out by a bit, but it's extremely impressive that the darker, smoother-sounding XBA-H3 keeps up as well as it does. The DN-2000 is more v-shaped overall and sounds brighter, with more treble sparkle. Remarkably, its treble quality is competitive with the XBA-H3 and quite high up there overall. It can be hotter than the XBA-H3, but only when necessary in order to stay accurate. The XBA-H3 has a more laid-back presentation than the DN-2000 but otherwise keeps up pretty well in terms of soundstage size.
The Sony XBA-H3 has a very unique sound signature and is more of a consumer-oriented earphone. It provides a warm, smooth sound but impresses most with its treble quality. It doesn't leverage the potential for clarity the way the Dunu or T-Peos sets do, possibly because it lacks a crossover circuit, but competes well with smoother-sounding multi-BA setups like the Westone 40 and EarSonics SM3. It is also the only one here with headset functionality.
Un último arreón antes de pirarme de vacas, justoi arrivba teneis la minireview hecha por Joker de Headfi!!
Va, antes de irme de vacas los dejo en 140 euros, dificilmente vereis un triple híbrido de Sony con dos cables y nuevecito a este precio...
Para mi son un buen upgrade a los Dunu DN1000, tienen un sonido más lleno, un agudo más suave y una escena más 3D...
Arriba!
Sigo sin creerme que nadie se los quede por este precio, la gente en Headfi los considera unos mini ie800 :/
Arriba...
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