Andykong
發表於 2013-12-31 15:18
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我沒甚麼隔音的要求, 當用慣了exk就自然習慣了沒隔音時怎樣聆聽音樂, 在較嘈雜如巴士地鐵上, 音樂一響起 ...
我用緊 7550,隔音問題都係其次,風聲先覺得難頂,如果唔係前兩日見到隻超荀價 EXK 已經 upgrade 左了。
隻 7550 現在甚小攞出街,以前晚晚做床頭耳機臨訓聽一陣,買了大耳後就好小用了,真係有點雞肋!
mimicats
發表於 2014-1-2 19:59
旗艦唔係指代表作咩? 依家D商家好鬼濫用呢個詞句 三五八時出一件新野又叫旗艦級
根本上稱得上旗艦產品既就係果間野既代表產品 富有佢既特色
而其他廠做唔到既先叫旗艦囉.
Andykong
發表於 2014-1-7 11:54
新加中文翻譯版本:
http://erji.net/read.php?tid=1588606
[*] 20hz-100hz的低頻應足夠平坦,這非常不容易實現,但對於旗艦耳機來說是應當能夠完成的;
[*]極低頻以外的100dB失真不應超過0.8%,作為旗艦耳機,不應產生接近人耳分辨度的可聞失真;
[*]30hz失真不應超過1%,否則低頻會因失真而散亂;
[*]頻響曲線應盡可能光滑,諧振應控制到很小 – 無明顯波折,頻響光滑則表明幾乎無諧振,進而也說明隔板和機殼設計得很好;
[*]70hz-150hz的頻響波折應盡可能小或完全沒有,這部分諧振正是源於耳墊和面部之間的相互作用,此頻段內較大的波折表明耳墊設計較差,或者測試時沒有將人體表作為測試變數考慮在內;
[*]高頻空氣段相對於中頻,下降幅度不應超過15dB,作為旗艦耳機應當具有出色的高頻延伸,徹底的高頻滾降只應存在於千元級耳機上面;
[*]阻抗曲線不應有擺動,對於動圈耳機來說這表明音圈平衡性較差,如果你是旗艦那麼不要讓我們看到這種情況!
[*]接近完美的聲道平衡度,如果要花掉超過萬元來買一隻耳機,那麼筆者希望最起碼它的聲道匹配要做得足夠好;
[*]耳機應是全開放或半開放的
t1174
發表於 2014-1-7 12:26
mimicats 發表於 2014-1-2 19:59 static/image/common/back.gif
旗艦唔係指代表作咩? 依家D商家好鬼濫用呢個詞句 三五八時出一件新野又叫旗艦級
根本上稱得上旗艦產品既就 ...
旗艦同代表作很多時不是同一樣, 旗艦一般是指公司出產至頂級的那個系列 PRODUCT, 也有時是指主力 SELL 那東西, 好多時其實冇指明, 但大家也心中有數, 而代表作反而是外間對公司產品出了後來的"結論"或是 SELL RESULT.
Andykong
發表於 2014-1-7 12:40
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旗艦同代表作很多時不是同一樣, 旗艦一般是指公司出產至頂級的那個系列 PRODUCT, 也有時是指主力 SELL 那 ...
大家對旗艦這個名詞仍然樂此不疲,確實是始料不及的。
讀過一篇 EX1000 vs XBA-4 的評論,雖然內容我不完全認同 (主要是 XBA-4) 部份,但對旗艦的概念他解釋得不錯,大家不妨參考參考!
http://www.head-fi.org/t/608553/review-comparison-two-flagships-pass-in-the-night-sony-xba-4-review-vs-the-mdr-ex1000-updated-with-7550-and-xba-40
So we have two flagships, both supposedly employing some whizbang proprietary Sony technology and engineering expertise. Which one are we supposed to think is better? Which one does Sony actually think is better?
When a company makes a flagship product, they are making a statement: this one model represents the current state of our art, our understanding of the technical and engineering limitations of the field, our understanding of the needs and wants of the most serious customers in the market. As if to say, ‘If you have the money, buy this one model, and we will show you what we know.’
To preserve the clarity of their ‘statement’, some companies, like Apple, go so far as only to release one model in one category. In the case of the iPhone and the iPad, the one model IS the flagship, and at times marketed as the flagship for the entire industry.
What kind of statement is being made when a company makes two flagship models available at the same time? At the very least, it makes for confusing marketing. Two products cannot simultaneously be ‘the best’. They may be two different efforts to respond to entirely different market segments or technical limitations, but these are considerations and compromises that the average consumer should not be expected to have to sort out. It might be fun to imagine a dream / nightmare world where everyone is a Head-Fi’er and wallets are banned. The reality is that the average consumer, even in the high-end market, really does not have the time nor the inclination to pick through the finer points of differentiation between two flagships.