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RE: No no

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John Elison

In Reply to: RE: No no posted by Jon L on August 01, 2024 at 22:52:45

Sorry! I guess I missed the question mark at the end of your statement.

Anyway, when I said the 'Omega's are noticeably better than my SR-007MK2 headphones', I was referring to the SR-X9000 headphones being better than my SR-007MK2 headphones. For some odd reason I thought the SR-X9000 headphones were also called Omega headphones.

Sorry!

Follow Ups:

RE: No no - Jon L 12:38:03 08/02/24 (1)
No need for sorry. For reference, I prefer my SR009 to Omega II myself, so there's something for every taste in this hobby..
- RE: No no - John Elison 12:58:34 08/02/24 (0)
  Well, I've never heard the SR-009 headphones or the Omega II headphones, so I can't comment on your preference. However, my new SR-X9000 headphones are the most transparent and natural sounding headphones I've ever heard in my life. My first reaction was that they lacked bass, but its just so clean and transparent that it seems weaker than some of my other headphones. Now that my SR-X9000 headphones have broken in and I've gotten used to them, they just sound more natural and realistic than any other headphones I've ever heard. Their bass also sounds just as powerful, yet more transparent than any of my other headphones.
  
  Happy listening!
  John Elison

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