Yes. I am a bit picky about headphones cleanliness.

It is healing beautifully. Thanks for asking. I will probably start rehab in early June.

I switch off between Shure SRH1540, Sennheiser HD660S2, Meze 109 Pro, and Audio-Technica ATH-MRS7b. I am the same way. I switch off often. I also have Lotoo Paw Gold Touch, Sony NW-WM1Z, Sony NW-WM1A, and Sony NW-A55. Today ATH-MRS7B sounds amazing, but I haven't listened to them for six...

It is hard to believe that a $249 pair of headphones could sound so damn good from Sony NW-WM1Z!

It's been a while!

The modular Shanling M30 Pro sounds interesting. I hadn't considered Cayin N30. https://en.shanling.com/article-M30665Module.html

Has anyone her compared Lotoo Mjölnir to Shanling M30 Pro and Sony DMP-Z1?

Has anyone her compared Lotoo Mjölnir to Shanling M30 Pro and Sony DMP-Z1?

Has anyone her compared Lotoo Mjölnir to Shanling M30 Pro and Sony DMP-Z1?

I may try Lotoo Mjölnir or Shanling M30 Pro. I haven't decided yet. I do love my Lotoo Paw Gold Touch.

Sweet!

I don't know whether to try to get one or to wait for the successor.

I just here to keep my ear to the ground for the DMP-Z1 successor.

I was leaning Shanling M30 Pro. Now I am not sure.

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I am strange in that I love "neutral" Lotoo Paw Gold Touch and "warm" Sony NW-WM1Z equally.

What is neutral even? I am never scared away from headphones described otherwise.

I reach for my Shure SRH1540 headphones more than the others three of four times still. They have way more hours than any other headphones I have.

I like the 109 Pro with a limited amount of music. Meditation, chakra, rieki, and jazz are all great on it. For my tastes overall: 1) Shure SRH1540 2) Sennheiser HD660S2 3) Audio-Technica ATH-MRS7b 4) Meze 109 Pro All are 4.4mm balanced. I had the Empyrean on tour for two weeks. I kept...

That's the way it always has been. I was bored to tears with the Empyrean.

I will check it out. Thanks for the information.

I want to check out Questyle CMA-15.

The SRH1540 headphones seem to be smoother, yet musical. They have a wider soundstage and are slightly recessed in the mids. Some complain of a midbass hump, but I don't hear it. They have an intangible magic on the DAPs I own. The Shures are definitely my favorite. The HD660S2 headphones...

Does anyone else own both the Shure SRH1540 and Sennheiser HD660S2 headphones? I really love them both.

It's a human condition, although it's rather rude of a lion when he or she eats a zebra, I suppose.