Marcelo
Hifiman Ananda
Depois de passar um bom tempo usando, Eu entendi ele como um HD 600 com mais grave e um pouco mais morno, diria mais detalhado também... Considero um upgrade.


HIFIMAN Full-Size Planar Magnetic Headphones with High Fidelity Design for iPhone/Android
وزن
0.399 کیلوگرم
طراحی شده به کمال ساخت و ساز فشرده بسته بندی شده با ویژگی ها با بسته بندی خوب میاد
قیمت :
فروشگاه :

وزن
0.399 کیلوگرم
طراحی شده به کمال ساخت و ساز فشرده بسته بندی شده با ویژگی ها با بسته بندی خوب میاد
بر اساس نظرات آمازون
نظر شما میتونه به بقیه کمک کنه تا انتخاب بهتری داشته باشن خوشحال میشیم اگر تجربه تون از این محصول رو با ما به اشتراک بذارید!
نمایش ۵ نظر آمازون از ۴۱۸ نظر
Hifiman Ananda
Depois de passar um bom tempo usando, Eu entendi ele como um HD 600 com mais grave e um pouco mais morno, diria mais detalhado também... Considero um upgrade.
Portable high end experience
Picked these on Amazon prime day sale a couple of months ago and below are my impressions. I am a big fan of planars and have started my journey with Hifiman He-560 quite some years ago and was itching for an upgrade from Mrspeakers Aeon closed and Sundara and here comes the Ananda. While Ananda is an upgrade from the above mentioned Headphones it belongs to a slightly different category from the above mentioned ones as it is the most easiest to drive of all the above. This is a headphone for the ones that crave for a grand experience portably, Ananda is the first step in the world of planars which opens a world of grandness with its massive stage height from a portable device. Cutting it short Ananda is pretty easier to drive at 103 db/mW, a mid-fi DAC with good driving power like ibasso DX-160 or Quloos QA 361and a mid-fi DAC Amp like Earmen TR-Amp can do good justice to it, however the benefits of a bigger amp cannot be ruled out. Ananda being advertised as being able to be driven a phone is like a joke but the good news is something like the Earmen TR-Amp can drive it well more so than the ibasso DX 160. With my experience with the three I would rate the experience with Earmen TR-Amp as the best followed by QA 361 and DX-160 in balanced. Build Solidly built with all metal and very comfortable even though the chassis is the same as the Sundara. The good news about Ananda's ear cups is the side wall material is of thicker variety and one can be rest assured it will have a longer life, on the contrary Sundara's side wall material is on the softer side and starts tearing up after an year of usage. I had auditioned a friend's unit which has been in use for more than 2 years and was glad to see that it is very intact. A big thumps up for the build quality even on the looks front Ananda looks grand especially on the side profile with silver shaded grilles. When I had a closer look at the driver units I could see that the 2020 version has a thicker cloth mesh to protect
Casque de très haute volée !
Casque de très haute volée, scène très large très bien défini, et très équilibré. Assez confortable, un petit bémol sur la qualité de finition mais rien de rédhibitoire, la qualité sonore fait oublié le reste !
Preis-/Leistungs Hammer
In den letzten Jahren gingen schon einige Kopfhörer durch meine Hände, Modelle von Sennheiser, Beyerdynamic, Ultrasone, Audeze und Stax, alles bekannte und renomierte Namen. Auch ein Hifiman war schon mal mit von der Partie konnte mich aber seinerzeit nicht so recht überzeugen, es handelte sich um einen Hifiman V1000 (V1). Trotz seiner Luftigkeit und Transparenz im Mittel-/ Hochtonbereich die stark an Elektrostaten erinnerte und einem gefälligen Bass war mir der Kopfhörer im Hochtonbereich insgesamt zu aggresiv abgestimmt und daher wurde er nach einiger Zeit doch recht stressig. Fast noch schlimmer war aber die Tatsache das der Hörer mehr schlecht als recht verarbeitet war, ein Kritikpunkt den man bei Hifiman sehr oft hört und auch heute mitunter noch aktuell zu sein scheint. Beim damaligen Modell wackelte eine Buchse und die aufgeklebten Holzimitate (daran hat sich auch heute noch nicht geändert) und das "handgemachte" Finish war und ist in dieser Preisklasse fast schon ein Affront. All diese Kritikpunkte ließen mich neben dem klanglichen Aspekt den Hörer letztendlich wieder zurückgeben. Nach nun einigen postiven Rezessionen bezüglich der Klangqualiät und auf der Suche nach einem offenen Kopfhörer der ein geschlossenes Modell von Focal ergänzen soll, habe ich nun dennoch wieder den Schritt zu einem Hifiman gewagt und wurde nicht Entäuscht. Gut fangen wir bei der Verarbeitung an, - hier hae ich beim Ananda eigentloch wenig zu meckern, der Hörer hinterlässt einen insgesamt soliden Eindruck, alles sitzt fest, nichts wackelt. Das "Platikdesign" ist halt in dieser doch schon gehobenen Preisklasse nicht jedermanns Sache andere können das mitunter besser, wobei man hier einschränkend sagen muss der Bügel ist komplett aus Metall gefertigt. Die Anprobe, - Der Hörer passt wunderbar zu meiner Kopfgrösse, Die grossen Ohrmuscheln gehen problemlos über meine Ohren, da klemmt nichts und sie liegen sauber an. Der Anpressdruck ist spührbar aber nicht unangenehm. Zur Anpassung noch,
vs. the Sennheiser HD6xx...
1 year update: I've now had the Ananda for almost one year and have been switching back and forth between them and the HD6xx. I will have a new incoming very soon (either the Audeze LCD-2c or Focal Clear OG). After a year, the truth is I find myself using the Sennheiser HD6xx slightly more often than the Hifimans. There is one simple reason for this, and its one that I mentioned in my original review below...the Sennys are much more comfortable and more critically, RELAXING. More often than not I listen to my headphones at the end of the day after my kids are in bed, and normally I want a relaxing experience. The HD6xx do a much better job of that than the Ananda. There is no question that the Ananda are technically a much more competent headphone than the HD6xx, but relaxing is not a word I would use to describe them. Its also more difficult to focus on something else while listening to the Ananda, sometimes I want music in the background while I'm doing something else. The HD6xx are excellent for that purpose, Ananda not so much. I still enjoy the Ananda for gaming and for listening sessions when I really want to pay attention to the details in the music. If thats what you want, they are an amazing deal now (even cheaper than I paid). But if you're an old fart like me (I'm 42 btw), you might actually prefer a Sennheiser HD 600 series can. My initial impressions in my original review all still apply. Original Review: I just bought these at what is apparently the new reduced price of $399, cheaper than the Edition XS, and it has to be said...they are spectacular at that price point. Yes they now have a newer version of these (the nano) but are they worth $300 more? Probably not. However, the only thing I can compare them to is the Sennheiser HD6xx because thats the only other higher end open back can that I own. To give you some background I am by no means a dedicated audiophile. Generally speaking I would not spend more than about $500 on any single piece of audio