@Шурик,

вы уверены что TH500RP не стоят своих денег? Уже слушали?

В любом случае окончательный вердикт может быть вынесен только после прослушки, но, к сожалению, предварительные данные не внушают оптимизма и настраивают на очень и очень осторожны оценки. К сожалению, драйвер от РП50 - по своим характеристикам, а особенно по качеству изготовления совсем не радует, особенно за просимые 25 тыр. за наушники.

Новая информация: http://www.head-fi.o...0#post_10543185 Судя по всему, динамик там другой, схожий с тем, что есть в 50-й модели, но переделанный.

Изменено 16 мая, 201412 г пользователем phenomenon

Мне тоже кажется, что было бы странно ожидать от фостекса тупо иной обертки студийных 50-х фостексов - все же бум на изодинамику как-то они наверняка учли и....... короче есть у меня надежда, что хотя бы классический рок они будут отыгрывать достойно, передавая дух времени

 

да и азиаты не выглядят подавленными в них - наверно не все так плохо

Когда был анонс Fostex TH900, тут тоже были комментарии в духе - "не стоят своих денег", "еще одни деревяшки", "опять жадные компании хотят навариться на удифилах". Однако сейчас как-то расслушали и успокоились

ust got back from Tokyo Headphone festival which took place on 5/11. The planar magnetic technology was the hottest topic this time. Fostex bought the cover commercial of the brochure and spread the image of their new planar TH-500RP to any places you can see; HiFiMAN had their show stands printed with the images of HE560 and HE-400i and attracted everyone's eyes; OPPO paired their PM-1 with their headphone amplifier/DAC and BD/SACD player, looked as fancy as you can imagine.

 

Now let's talk about the sound: In my opinion, the least impressive is OPPO PM-1, although the industry design is top notch. PM-1 has a "thick" sound signature. I feel that the mids is sometimes over saturated. the bass is full and bold but not well defined. The weakest part of PM-1 is in the highs. I picked a SACD "Die Fledermaus" conducted by Carlos Kleiber, and I was suprised that the sound is so muddy, the brilliance of the strings on the Wiener Phihlarmoniker totally disappeared. It's just like you are listening to an old LP instead of a well transferred SACD. After the end of the overture, I switched to another Japanese popular album. The female voice sounded smooth, but not well focused. Another drawback is the soundstage. It just feels like that PM-1 didn't catch any magic all other planar headphones are able to produce.

 

HE-560 of HiFiMAN on the other hand is the total opposite. The industry design is still no match with the top dogs, but the sound is simply terrific. I think this is the widest and deepest sound stage you can find on a planar headphone. The sound is very sophisticated just like the velvet. You can feel the air arounds every instruments and the singer, even the smallest noise made by the members of the orchestra when they touching the score can be revealed. The bass is not as deep as a properly-driven HE-6 (what is?). it sounds slightly softer, but still goes plenty deep, tons of details and never interfere the mids. The highs is very impressive, it's so airy and never let you feel uncomfortable. The most important is, the HE-560 is so life-like and musical, the illusion of a famous singer standing before you appears every time you wear the headphone and close your eyes. One STAX addicted guy sitting beside me told the staff on the booth that the sound of HE-560 surpasses 007 and only beaten by 009.

 

The Fostex TH-500RP sounds "pretty", that means it features a traditional Japanese sound. The highs is very transparent(but sometimes slightly brighter than i like), the mids is a little pale and the bass is quick. It's hard to say I like it or not, sometimes I think this is too artificial, but the beauty of the sound is still attractive. I've been told that the demo on the booth is the "final prototype", so maybe there will be some slight change on the official releasing.

Ну когда ж продажи начнутся....

http://page15.auctions.yahoo.co.jp/jp/auction/t385533346

Ну что, слушал кто-нибудь? Или хотя бы видел вживую?