Make your phone sound AMAZING.

games, it's surprising how much audiophiles and gamers have in common, as if it were just a hobby, using our free time and extra money on jobs or on chosen content, the best we can, we can't even a single mullet, what it is this? Even the Aussie, come on mate, the hardcore graphics are great. The immersive and highly detailed listening is the same. I mean, it's like listening to music in 3D. I'm not even kidding, it's so broad and deep. Game listening even shares a similar cost of entry. You know, at the lower end, you have freemium mobile games.

I mean it's a lot like using the dirty buttons that come with

your

iPod, super cheap and convenient, but not exactly deep gaming or

sound

-wise you know, but hey, you get what you pay for for more fun than watching

your

Laptop flip the switch in the game. The world looks a lot like Airpods pros in the world of audio files, an expensive device made by a large company. Fans argue that the specs are too low for the money, but in the end it offers an almost home-like experience anywhere you want them, talking about devices with graphics cards.

Music. The devices have the same type of configuration, the graphics on this one are just an extra processor that converts the ones and zeros into pixels on a screen. Digital music devices also have an additional processor, only it instead converts the ones and zeros into analog

sound

so you can send it to your favorite speakers they are called a deck your

phone

has a dac the switch has a dac the same way that you can have cheap graphics cards and good graphics cards dax they are no different oh and the last thing they have in common is the snobbery of PC gamers they look down on consoles and consoles look down on dirty mobile gamers the same way studio owners do Domestic users despise portable device users who despise dirty buds.

Spotify scrubs everyone hates everything. I hate snobbery. It scares people away from getting into it because they think it's too expensive or complicated when it's not the stench of selling hobbies to people sorry guys you're too clumsy well forget it mate I want to be your dirty introduction to being an audiophile and they can do it with the

phone

you have and you can do it on the cheek, so if the gpu in a console or pc is the same kind of thing as a dac in your phone, your headphones do the same job as the screen on a computer, the only thing is if you want a high level of detail.

To game you need high detail displays and then all the power that goes into making that happen, it's very expensive, beautiful, if you want to listen in greater detail you don't need a crazy DAC to start with, you just need headphones designed for what you want. you are playing. music out of this boring moment to help you determine if your phone's DAC and amplifier are loud enough to use headphones. Yes, your phone also has an amplifier. There is a number to consider for the Super Lehman ohm terms and there are other factors in play well, but with a dirty explanation, the higher the number, the more power it takes to run, as for context, dirty headphones from Apple, these guys are around 40 ohms, you can get them really loud with a phone or laptop, entry level studio headphones, dude, they're just getting started. to be around the 70 mark and my reference akgs these guys are 120 ohms at this point you want to use a headphone amp to boost the signal from the dac you can plug them directly into your phone but you find yourself using a ton of volume and I don't know they just sound flat , like there's nothing special about them, so if you run out and grab the audiophile headphones, plug them into your phone and say, oh, they don't sound that good, why are they so expensive? now for example audio technica m50xs everyone raves about these headphones with bass that seems big oh man how many ohms do these have because you know you plug them in?

They have a lot more bass than these and they are 60 something ohms, so if these dirty headphones are only 40 these guys, they are 38 ohms less than the dirty headphones and don't think that lower ohms means they are worse, to some degree sr325s 2020, critical listening headphones with high detail and award winners handmade in new york 32 ohms grade has been making them since the 90s, they are actually Designed for portable music players, my four two five for sure that I continue to show you, darlings of the world Of the in-ear headphones, by the way, they cost more than my Airpod Pro and they are professional level monitors, which is what I use them for for 22 ohms and like when these are stuck right in your head and that little bit of volume appears, actually They're a little scary, no lie, 80 percent of the sound improvements come from my own headphones and the returns are diminishing from there, so your first job is to choose a pair of headphones that suit the sound you want very quickly.

I mean, here are my picks to get you started with the best value. You want total isolation so that no noise comes in on public transportation, maybe your roommate's. noisy or something, do I bring a silence with you with the Sennheiser HD 280? These have a hunch about how they sell. I have a hunch about that roof. Awesome, you want content creation and mixing from industry-accredited headphones that are balanced and you know that's it. what you are sending sony mdr 7506 sony has been making these since the early 90's, look at them, they still

make

them today and they are vintage Sony professional products, best value for money, wide and open sound,

make

the sami srapitis look with the grain you want so strong. basic and like a lot of high end, you know they're fun, m50 audio technicians with the 40's or 30's, any of them really, I prefer these to these, if you ask me, they're a lot of bass, but if you like that little bit more and you're looking, it will be all the audiophiles making fun, dear, baseless, you don't say right, tomato and finally, if you want to listen in great detail for little money, come here guys, forget about the three two five degree, take your 60 cheaper like almost four. times cheaper by ninety percent of the sound, it's not like total buyer's remorse for owning both paydays.

I thought, "Oh my god, these are still really good, they bleed noise like crazy, which means the person sitting next to you can hear everything you're listening to, they let it all out." the noise is because they are literally wide open, people complain that the bass isn't strong enough but movies have never sounded so good and honestly none of this sounds great so even though the Sonys are 70 ohms, will work directly. of portable phone, you know nintendo switch and if you are eager to spend a lot of money on a pair of headphones, remember that, fortunately, these are nothing like gaming equipment, which you know will be obsolete in a few years and you will have to get something new.

Good headphones, they hold up well, I edit all these videos with these and they are 35 years old, 1985, long before I was born and they are still

amazing

, so pick up any of the headphones I have shown you there and you will be raving about any of them . them, especially if you come straight from dirty bugs, the boring time is over, let's imagine you just grabbed a good pair of headphones. I'm so envious of PC games where you can get an external graphics card, plug it in whenever you want. game like turning your laptop into a 120fps beast in seconds, well if daxes are like gpus why don't they make externals excited? external decks there are so many but I have three of them to show you here one is backwards too That one so yeah the irony is not lost on me that I'm talking about headphones and smartphones when smartphones don't even have headphone jacks .

I'm still angry from all that anger, so if you're dirty, don't stand there. It doesn't look ridiculous at all nor does it squirm while it's in your pocket and you feel like it's going to break. None of these things happen, but this does nothing for sound to come into the fio i1 as a standalone dongle. It's really gray. it looks much better with the degrees it has an inline remote control it's actually made of metal better it has a little external pad it's actually using the lightning connection to get the raw data to do the processing here because smartphones don't do it the smart do now works, yes the bass gets lower and the treble gets like hi-hats and like they're more detailed and there's more separation between the instruments just a little bit, but that's part of that 3D sound I was talking about.

As I said before, it doesn't provide any additional amplification to function as more powerful headphones or anything, but remember that the better sound I'm hearing is in addition to the 80 improvement from their

amazing

new headphones. I can't think of a bigger waste of money. doing this, but even better, it has a microphone and full stand as standard so I can make phone calls with my three, two, five, I mean that's great and phone calls will never sound so good, call your nana with style if you want one for usbc, take a look. ibaso, they're the guys you want to chase, but to me, one of these little dongle decks is like a really good starter to start with because maybe you'll hear the difference and then you won't care.

Hey, money saved. but let's say you've used this for a while and now the bug is getting the better of you and you want to start playing with crazier headphones. I mean my 120 ohm Akgs want a lot more power than these and even if the phone rings loud enough it can sound strained and harsh it's like drawing a dog as loud and fast as you can it's going to be tough tough okay, three, two, one, come on, come on, come on, hey, wait, that's not what your dog looks like, that's the dog they sold me. I have to bring up the color real quick as I feel like you guys might appreciate this a little more right now, so this is a really good portable music player with a dac.

I mean, this guy is full of guts, oh man, look at the guts. There are people who want me to change this for an iPod chassis or something like that. You guys are crazy. It also has a huge 120 ohm headphone amplifier. This type can drive 300 ohm headphones. Look at the spoilsport of this in PC gaming. Memes can cause meltdowns though it's on the switch now so that's yes in audiophiles and it can drive HD 600 the standard for audiophile headphones and they clock in at 300 ohms that's why this guy is awesome no dongles nothing this It's like a gaming laptop, it's huge, but oh. but what if you want more power than this?

The mojo chord if you want to talk about a powerful portable dak and an amplifier, this thing scares me, oh 300 ohms, you say 600 ohms from each connector, two people with 600 ohm headphones, this is my 600 ohms. The headphones have Dynamic T1. I just call them terminators. I bought the mojo solely to use them. It was a selfish gift to me because I had to experience it. I am a musician and composer. I mean, this hobby is special to me. I want to demonstrate the power of this guy real quick, let's try to blow up some cheap headphones, okay watch out guys, let's do some setups, like precision is out the window with this thing because it's like an old ipad and it's for everyone sides we're doing the best we can, okay, first we'll do the ipod, let's see how loud this puppy can be, yeah, okay, thanks for trying, I'm awake, the colorful flies turn, let's try which one, oh . add, let's try to get it in this poop, that's how you know you're diluting the soup a little too much, that's like 10 extra decibels, I mean, that's coming out of these little things that are number two, right in your ears 10 extra db is a lot and these are crackling something fierce so pretty wow holy oh my gosh you turn this down oh i would hate to plug in the headphones that are in my ears i'm not kidding the wind was coming out of here they are warm oh wow they were hitting them oh this gives me ideas, look, it's those horrible Sennheisers that I paid 50 bucks for and then people wrote in the comments that they only paid 10-15 bucks for it and they totally ripped me off, including me. i bought this from Sennheiser oh man it's just subtle right but there was a breeze coming from this and these are warm that's what you get your brand of stupid pretzel oh wow oh that's not healthy oh eyeballs eyeball warning eyeballs whoa look, I have two turns Oh wow, do you appreciate the power of mojo now that it has these glass spheres in there that change color depending on what the signal is?

You can let it control the tides for you and set all the settings to optical mode on USB on this The guy is super simple, yes it's micro USB but it's been available for a few years now, that huge amp but the dac is amazing , it's like a 4k graphics card for your computer, they simply plug in like a USB stick,you need a separate plug to charge but who cares about that kind of power and it also gets very hot but that's how you know it's working well. It's like a mouthwash that burns like hell.

Take those germs and yes, you can connect it to an iPhone, just get the Lightning USB cable adapter. Oh boy, I can't wait for USBC iPhones and we finally have this guy Theo who actually reached out to me to cover this. I bought the i1 and chord a long time ago for myself, so I feel a little weird when they send me something like this. but then they described what it does and I had to understand it, it actually looks like a Samsung Galaxy with the curved glass, it's super cute if it's like a glass jelly bean man, I'd hate to drop it, this guy is like the other ones it's an external dac and an amplifier and oh look usbc, that's the ticket right there, like it's really small so it surely can't power that many headphones.

The official ratings on it are around the 120 ohm mark, so wow, you can run my reference akgs, but this. It's a review so I had to push this guy beyond where he was comfortable so we have to do a crisis with the shepherd six hundred so they give you a usbc to usb and it's a very friendly plug that pretends I have the cables. I plugged it in here and it sounded amazing even though it shouldn't, I actually felt a little unsure even. I had my audio engineer friend come over and put the headphones on for me.

He recommended the 600 to me so I know what they should sound like. I plugged him into this, he listened, took off his headphones and was amazing with this little jelly. Bean, it's like running Crysis on an Apple Watch, so the amp is good, but the Dax is even better. I mean, just to describe what a good dac sounds like, bassy things like kick drums, they can sound like a big noise, just wow, but when you get a good dac to process it, the kick drums have a texture to them, it's like the sound of the mallet against the drum. drum combined with that extra 3D sound that gives like the gorillas dare for example through my macbook it sounds like a normal grind through the chord and theo has that texture you know this actually has two dacs.

Wow, this guy is hanging out with the chord, well wait, so I tell you the price. By the way, this is all Australian dollars because you know I'm Australian. Australian dollars, I won 80 dollar odds, the chord, um, I've seen these monsters around here cost 800 dollars, yeah, and you know it's an expensive hobby when it's technically a bargain, you can walk around with 600 ohm headphones, it's on his own league. this guy is a quarter of the price, 200 bucks dual dax and the ability to run hd 600 on a Jelly Bean, yeah it's not going to run terminators but you know no one needs them except geeks like me so I bet because you are quite convinced of this. boy, uh, I have a few Amazon tabs open, clicking on how much I hated and I haven't even talked about his party piece, so you listen to your songs at club seven, you tune it out but all of a sudden the music is still playing. wireless bluetooth 5.0 hd 600s has a full series microphone support hd 600 200 phone calls but there is a battery in there i thought this was full of dac and amp but no they put a full life battery in it that's why i had to try this. wireless hifi, that's an idiom, it shouldn't make sense, but it even sounds great on wireless, it has lag, bluetooth has lag, headphones have lag, that's the price of convenience, but you just plug it in USB style and you get louder sound anyway, oh. but you want convenience, it has a clip, oh audiophile headphones always have annoying cables so being able to store all that somewhere and then use my phone normally while getting amazing sound, I mean it just blows my mind and that's it how do you know. it's a hobbyist device that's not just an extra headphone jack that has a balanced output, it's super complicated, strange and quite boring, and how the signal is sent over both cables instead of just one and the other using a connection to ground, there is a phase involved and it's basically all to reduce noise, especially with long audio cables, Theo even sent me a balanced cable kit for my 425.

It may be the nicest cable I've ever owned. I like it, the little velcro thing looks like a sweatband. I enjoy that look at the braid. It's not that great, but these are my work headphones and I don't really like the way they sound, so when I play drums, they're just for easy monitoring, you don't get tired, you can hear that you're in the band. I don't do anything recreational. listening with it, so thanks for letting me play with balanced audio, which is fun because the plug is small, look how small it is, so you know the balanced signal is not a salvation or anything, but there are people who really like balanced headphones and the fact that it has that in there, it's such a geeky toy for audiophiles, so theo, your legends, so grab some headphones and get into it, you know, listening to music from childhood again, but now you're picking up all the extra instruments he had no idea about and when you want more than these, dude, just grab an external dac and charge it forward for 200 bucks.

This is my choice. You know, the HD 600 and these, what a combo and headphones. Remember that you can buy them used. My HD600s are second hand. Sennheiser has been making these. since 1997. and these are old. Look, they don't have this radical stoneware look anymore. They still sound amazing at half the price. These are second hand. I replaced the felts with these cool teal ones. I love them and these are old school from the 90's because look how beat up the coiled cable is, it's like an old man sitting on the toilet, a man goes to touch the water and you leave, but they still sound amazing, even My m50 is second hand, you can sound like a king for little money.

The guys and your house said this is similar to gaming, well you can use all of this with your gaming setup, that's why I love this hobby. You make everything sound amazing. Movies, games, music, spheno, phone calls to nana and all that's left to say is, thank you. Big thanks to my sponsors, especially these stinking names right here, a dollar a month. I make additional videos and this week we'll look at some new old headphones, gamma, gamma, gamma, looking like Ashen's prank stereo headphones, just the one, so there we go. 600 ohm talking headphones 300 ohm headphones 120 70 32 8 8 I didn't know they went that low and these are literally new so yeah a dollar a month that video is right there message me always replace it or if it's a a little late is that I'm just one person and we'll all see each other next time