I actually really want to know the answer to the best music drug now

Soundstage gotta be benadryl. I think dph aka benadryl would be the audiophile drug overall because it increases how good music sounds without a mood boost or pleasant hallucinations (unless you like spiders)

It also destroys your insides just like how audiophila destroys the inside of your bank account

Some people go out and bite people in the face on DXM cough medicine aka robocough. My BIL saw it happen himself

"Taking this much DXM causes a trance-like state and sensations similar to out-of-body experiences. Delirium and hallucinations often lead to aggressive or violent behavior. People also experience reduced pain perception."

I sit in a trance just believing everything I hear and doing whatever I'm told. Crazy shit. Pharrell says we're happy and I'm cheesing...

Do not take this ever for sure. You could straight up commit assault 🤔

I'm bouta upgrade my fa9 cable from the stock one that's 80 usd to a 10 dollar plastic one. It's an improvement because I won't get robbed

I love your positivity, expected push back from the more hard-core people here. You're kind of like an e- celeb here, so I feel like my theory has celebrity endorsement

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That actually makes perfect sense

I made the poll because I was fucking jamming to a song and then I flip the light on and I couldn't concentrate on it anymore. Maybe it has to do with attention span?

You have the power in your hands

Caffiene, DPH or DXM is the best for me straight up

But for dxm I'll just sit and listen to happy by Pharrell for hours, which idk if that counts as music 🤔

I had to listen to my favorite pair for 50 hours before I could appreciate them because they were so different than my expectations for what headphones should sound like

I'm kind of a dumbass, so it prolly won't take that long for you, but yeah, you can't make an upgrade that big and to something so different without needing time to get used to it. Give it 5 days and you may like them more. If not, they're just not your taste. Nobody lied to you

Good luck, homie

Thank you, I can't stand a metallic ish timbre and had this on my list for iems to research. People tend to care about timbre less than me, so it's not always in reviews. so thanks for the thoroughness 😳😳

I agree with S12's. You can eq the bass really high before it stops being able to handle it and even without eq it has an intense sounding v sound signature. It is the absolute safest second step imo

Welcome to iem collecting. I hope you enjoy the ones you have now and in the future

Congratulations, I hope your love of music and gear brings you much joy. Genuinely good setup. Better than mine... for now

No, you're right. You don't get head shaking bass. Just the same noise as head shaking bass

To me, iems are better at every point. To some people over ear are better. Depends on what you like

And 500 hundred and under iem market is more innovative rn imo. So I think for most people 500 and bellow iem is a better bet. Unless Soundstage matters to you

Sometimes you slap in a rando iem and it still bangs on detail fr fr

At least now you have good gear, how would you feel being the same rank with delta earbuds?

Doesn't matter how you work the udder, just that you got the milk 😉

They were adding on to your point

It's a cheap amp with an ungodly amount of harmonic distortion. Before I had that nobsound amp with two tubes and someone here told me to return it because there would barely be any good distortion. It's the one thing not directly recommended to me, but I like it so much better

I'm really really ill, to the point of dropping out of school instead of graduating earlier this year to get shock therapy 16 times. I sit in bed and listen to music all day because of it. I went from listening with 10 dollar headphones to having an (extremely) early game set up that i can use in bed. I was helped with each of these purchases. Like, on the advice sub I literally listed the things I like in music and someone told me to get s12's. They're my favorite and fit everything I said. People give real suggestions, not just the most expensive

My budget is under 500 dollars and idk how people know so much about that when they have 5k dollar setups. Knowing so much is very helpful to beginners. I just got the dac and people steered me away from a 200 dollar dac for an even better 60 dollar one and I doubt anyone else here has an dac under 100. Yall just know you're shit

You can downvote me for the scuffed setup, but I want you people to know the experience has been amazing. There are very knowledgeable people here.

I'm just drunkenly asking how you got into headphone modding and so good at it

Guinea Pig wheel

Even if not, automatically discounting 50 percent of candidates means you're going to get shit results