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Over-Ear item created by jacksonchansf, Oct 5, 2012
Pros - Soundstage is spectacular, feeling is flawless, audio is awe-inspiring
Cons - I wish the cable was 1/8" to 1/4"
These are literally the best headphones I have ever put on my ears. After a five minute settling period, I can't even feel them on my head. They're very lightweight and both the ear cup and headband padding is absolutely top notch. The tension literally could not be more perfect and the center of mass is tight to my head, keeping them from sliding or shifting when I turn. The Fidelio also sounds amazing, with a depth to the soundstage that feels like I'm being surrounded by the music instead of having it shot at me, and the entire range of sound is extremely well reproduced. The drivers respond very well to equalization: I prefer a very slight "smile" shape to my spectrum, which they accept wonderfully. The overall sound signature is warmer than any of my comparison cans, breathing a certain life into music that I didn't realize was missing. My typical music genres of metal, blues rock, pop rock, dubstep, and a cappella all had details revealed that I simply couldn't hear in other headphones. The best example of this was "Turn The Page" by Sam Morrison: I honestly never knew the rhythm guitar was playing so many notes in the background. Filtered, electronic sounds like the vocals in "Circles" by KDrew sound positively unnatural (the intended effect), and the cover of "I See Fire" by Peter Hollens is tingle-inducing.
Games sound incredible and Dolby Headphone literally sounds like it was made for these headphones. Explosions are punchy without being gusty, dialog is crystal clear, and environmental sounds are perfectly ambient. The best results came from games with lots of background noise, as the worlds felt more full of activity. Playing War Thunder and Arma 3 gave me a whole new experience in picking out individual sounds.
Movies are rich and extremely well balanced. Dialog is clear, music doesn't overwhelm, and the small details stand out. Most importantly, I can listen to music, play games, and watch an entire movie without even feeling the headphones.
I could gush about how perfect I think these cans are for hours, so let me stop here and close it out with the one criticism I have: It would be nice if the plug was 1/8" with a 1/4" adapter, instead of the opposite.
Pros - extreme comfort, superb bass, detachable cable, good space and frequency range
Cons - leaks sound, Maximum power input 500mv
well i am new into this but you don't need to be an expert to judge a good headphone
1. extreme comfort, you can wear it for many hours with no fatigue at all, no sweating, your ear doesn't touch driver grill or the surrounding pad and the only complain sometimes you feel the need to itch because of the pad fabric
2. good cable built quality and nice packaging, and the headphone built is prestigious
3. well if you have room mate i think you cannot buy an open headphone but this x1 does not leak much on normal volume
4. superb adoring adequate bass .. never felt so adequate bass not low or high
5. treble a bit high but may be it needs to break in 1st
6. movie dialogue volume is a bit low but may be to the sense of space given
7. works flawlessly with portable devices
8. one time i was using the x1 on my denon avr 1611 in a movie and i cranked the volume up to hear the dialogue out but i heard a faint buzz in the right speaker when a sequence of very deep bass was playing ( like 10 or 20 hz ) .. i cranked the volume more i heard a rattle in the right speaker only .. cranked more i heard the rattle in both drivers .. tried my friends x1 same issue .. so i think one might need to watch closely the volume limits when using avr or amp .. may be due to the Maximum power input 500 mv !! don't know but i read that the denon ah-d600 Maximum power input rated at 1500 mv .. this only happened with very deep bass content on high volume .. but as to normal content mp3s and very heavy bass not that deep you can crank up the volume to deafening levels with no buzz or rattle or distortion
9. excellent in gaming and bassy music as to movies mmmmmm well cannot judge it yet
i returned the headphones for a refund because of the faint buzz .. failed to get it out of my head and every time i play something i searched for it .. after i returned it i am searching for another headphone like the ah-d600 and v-moda m-100 but guess what i already missed the x1 and thinking of buying another pair .. cannot seem to find a better contender in the price range
Philips Fidelio X1 | Review & Comparison
Quick Summary
(As compared to AKG's K702 Anniversary and Q701)
X1: Warm and smooth but with a slight "U" shape, a little more of a "fun" signature, bigger bass w/deeper extension, mids less prominent and a bit more neutral sounding, slightly more treble sparkle. Soundstage size is pretty similar to the Anniversaries, but with smaller instruments and a little more distant presentation. As a result, inside the soundstage there is a little more spaciousness and room and slightly better imaging.
K702 Anniversary: Also warm and smooth but with a flatter more balanced signature and more natural timbre, less bass, mids fuller and lusher, treble a little warmer/smoother. Soundstage size is pretty similar to the X1, but with larger instruments and a bit more intimate presentation.
Q701: Thinner, lighter, drier, faster, more mids (and upper mid), and airier. Less body and weight to mids and bass. The soundstage is a bit more distant sounding and instruments float more.
The X1's packaging is pretty nice and looks fairly classy and clean, apart from a somewhat obnoxious white "Philips" badge. The box has a nice smooth finish and is made of thick and sturdy cardboard. There are two pieces to the box and the top part pulls apart like a lid. One thing I like about the X1's box is that it can double as a case for the headphones. I store my X1s back in the box when not in use. Inside the bottom portion of the box, the headphones and cable are fitted into a velvety-covered molded plastic piece. If you lift that molded piece out you will reveal the rest of the cable as well as a nice little paperback booklet detailing the headphone (Philips is clearly proud of this can). The headphone also comes with a gold plated 1/4" to 1/8" adapter and a little plastic "cable management" piece (not pictured), which is meant for looping your cable around to take up some of the slack.
I was attracted to the X1s as soon as I first saw pictures of them as they had all the physical traits I prefer in a headphone: open design, large spacious ear cups, velour pads, detachable cable, and self-adjusting-headband. They were also one of the best looking headphones I'd seen. Seeing them in person now, I can confirm that they're physically beautiful. The colors, materials, and finish all look and feel great. These are a very classy headphone (apart from a small and unnecessary "High Definition" branding on one of the earcups, no doubt influenced by the Philips HDTV division - luckily it's hardly noticeable). They feel pretty solid and tightly constructed. There's very little play in the parts. Even though the build seems good, I would still be careful with the X1s and wouldn't throw them around - because they are so tightly constructed it almost feels like something will break if impacted due to a lack of play in the parts. IMO the X1s are a headphone meant to be used at home and babied. Philips seems to have been thinking the same thing as the box even says "indoor headphone" on it!
The X1 weighs a little more than the AKGs, but they're not bad at all (the AKGs are a VERY light headphone after all). I think the actual weights are 362 g for the X1 and 235 g for the AKG. Philips refers to the X1s headband as a "self-adjustable airy hammock with 3D mesh." It's a self-adjusting headband design similar to the one AKG uses, and it works well. One thing that surprised me was the amount (or lack thereof) of headband extension. There isn't a ton of room, and I can potentially see it being a problem for larger heads. For my smaller head, it's pretty much a perfect fit. If you do have a larger head though, there is still hope as the outer bars are bendable. You should be able to free up some extra room by repositioning them as needed.
Here is a size comparison picture between the X1s and AKGs:
Spoiler: Size%20Comparison
I've heard bad things about the stock cable, which is a shame because it's quite handsome. It's black, 9 feet long, and is of the braided variety. It terminates into an attractive 1/4" plug (a 1/8" adapter is included). The microphonics on the cable are surprisingly loud, although I don't care, as I would never walk around outside with an X1. People say you should replace the stock cable in order to improve the damping factor a little (due to high resistance in the stock cable). I measured the stock cable's resistance and got 1.8 ohms, which is on the high side. It's easy to replace the cable as it simply connects via a 3.5mm jack on the left ear cup (speaking of which, I'd recommended taking extra care not to accidentally damage that earcup jack). If you do decide to replace the cable, I recommend NOT going crazy and instead just getting an inexpensive one. The Monoprice "mobile" 3.5mm cables are a good option. I've measured the 6 foot version to have a low 0.4 ohm resistance and it's attractive, comes in multiple sizes, and is dirt cheap. The Mediabridge 3.5mm cables are basically the same just in a different color. You also shouldn't expect that much to change when replacing the cable. We're talking about a VERY small difference in the sound here. These are CABLES after all! I just don't want people to get out of hand and start chasing different cables, suddenly hearing all kinds of subtle placebo-ish differences in their X1. My advice is to just get a solid $5-10 cable to avoid the stock cable's resistance issues, then forget about cables and just use the damn headphone.
Apart from the few issues mentioned, I think Philips did a great job designing the X1.
I find the X1s to be incredibly comfortable - one of the comfiest I've used. The headband has an ample amount of padding and is quite wide with a lot of surface area to distribute the weight, so the headphones feel light on the head. The ear pads are also amply padded, with soft velour wrapped memory foam, and the ear cups are quite deep - deeper than the Anniversaries (although slightly smaller in diameter). They're not quite as deep as the thickest part of the Q701 pad, but almost - and it's the same thickness around the entire pad. For big-eared head-fiers (myself included) these are one of the deeper earcups out there. The earpad openings are oval shaped, and that oval is tilted back to line up with the shape of your ears. The pads themselves are not angled but the drivers are. One small thing I've noticed is that strong bass can cause the cloth material covering the drivers to vibrate a little, and if the tips of your ears happen to touch this cloth it can occasionally cause a minor tickling sensation during that type of bass. Most of the time it's not really noticeable, but I feel I should still point it out. Interestingly, the cups don't really pivot side to side, however it seems to be a non-issue in terms of their fit. I don't feel any unusual or excessive clamping pressure with the X1s.
The velour pad material is a different type than what AKGs uses. It's sort of shiny looking, but it's soft and feels nice. There doesn't seem to be any itchiness, a problem I've mainly had with Audio Techinica pads. The only bad thing about the earpads is that apparently they're GLUED ON (*face palm*) and are NOT designed to be replaced. On a headphone this expensive, this is a pretty bad oversight. I don't know if Philips (or I guess I should say "Funai" now) listens to feedback, but….replaceable pads please. I can't tell you how much I adore AKGs removable bayonet lock pad system. My only two complaints with the design are the fixed pads and the less-than-great stock cable. The latter is much less of an issue of course, since you can just use your own cable. But the fixed pads should to be addressed IMO.
I find the X1s to be a little more comfortable than the Anniversaries, mainly due to the deeper earcups and more generous headband padding. I also prefer the Q701 earpads to the Anniversaries, again due to their greater depth. All three headphones are very comfortable though and are useable for multi-hour sessions.
Before I listened to the X1s, there were three potential sonic deal breakers I was worried about. They were: How bright will the treble be? How recessed will the mids be? and Will the bass overpower everything? After getting them I was pleased to hear that none of these turned out be an issue.
The X1s sound fairly warm and smooth with big bass and just a hint of treble sparkle (but still smooth sounding). The mids are thankfully present and not recessed, and are slightly warmer than neutral. Even though the X1s are warm sounding, they still have a mild "U" shaped response that pushes them a little more towards that fun home-theatery type of signature. They are still pretty balanced sounding though, with good genre bandwidth. The soundstage is on the large side and is spacious sounding with good separation and imaging. Considering the warmth of the X1, their overall speed is pretty good. They also have a pretty good texture to their sound. The X1s are a bit less dry sounding than most open headphones. It seems like the X1's have a little better room ambience, meaning you can hear the reverb from the recording space a little better, while the Anniversaries are a little drier in this regard. With the Anniversaries you can hear more low level noises, like chairs squeaking (although this is partly related to the more forward mids). The X1s are pretty easy to drive, and like most open headphones they leak quite a bit of sound.
The Anniversaries in comparison to the X1 are flatter and more balanced sounding, with fuller lusher mids. The Anniversaries treble is slightly warmer, and combined with their lesser bass quantity they end up sounding slightly "n" shaped coming from the X1s. The soundstage size is similar between the two, although the Anniversaries instruments can sound a little larger and more intimate, while the X1s smaller more distant instruments can make their soundstage sound a little roomier. The Anniversaries timbre usually sounds more realistic and natural, although the X1s are still a bit decent in this regard - better than some other mid-fi cans I've heard. The Anniversaries are also more refined and "audiophile" in sound, and the X1s forgo some of that.
The Q701 is definitely a lighter, brighter, drier, and faster sounding can then the X1. There is greater air and emphasis on upper mids and highs. The bass is light next to the X1. The soundstage sounds a bit farther reaching.
The bass on the X1s is big, fun, and enjoyable. Its quantity and extension are both surprising for a headphone this open. It can be a little loose and one-notish at times, the speed and texture aren't perfect, and the bass loses a little quality and smoothness as it goes into the deepest frequencies, but I partly feel these are somewhat acceptable concessions for the X1 to make. While some of the X1's bass technicalities may not be the best, whatever compromises it makes to achieve it's "fun" sound seem to be worth it, as once you're listening and enjoying it the minor details often become irrelevant.
The X1 actually has a bass hump around 65-70 Hz, which is pretty deep bass. That's into sub-bass territory, and it makes for a fun addition with movies and games. The X1s still aren't quite a "bass head" can - they sound too balanced for that. They're able to manage good genre bandwidth, with enough bass to inject fun into electronic genres while still being able to pull off classical and jazz without the bass overwhelming. While the X1s bass is a bit accentuated, it thankfully transitions nicely into the mids. Headphones like the DT990 have a problem where they have lot of mid bass impact but don't have much midrange to transition into. As a result their bass ends up sounding a little weird and isolated from the rest of the frequencies (IMO). The X1's bass is more smoothly connected to the mids and sounds more natural and balanced as a result. The Anniversary takes this a step further, with the bass and mids further blending into each other.
Compared to the Anniversaries, the X1's bass has greater quantity in both mid and sub-bass frequencies. There is greater body and impact on the X1. The X1 also has a lengthier decay, a quality more often found in closed headphones. The Anniversaries bass speed is a little better, and they keep a little better quality into the low sub bass, sounding a bit smoother on the lowest frequencies. The Anniversaries bass is flatter sounding and is more modest and balanced with the rest of the signature. The X1's bass forgoes that for more fun, and is capable of underlining the whole track with a layer of fun that is more difficult for the Anniversary to pull off.
What surprises me about the X1's big bass is that it's all happening inside a pretty large and open soundstage. This is an impressive feat considering that it's uncommon for a headphone to have both of these traits simultaneously. Usually a headphone will focus attention on one or the other, but the X1 ambitiously goes after both of them, and the end result is a pretty cool combination.
To Quote Happy Bullets,
Overall I feel that if you can look past its imperfect technicalities, the bass on the X1 is a lot of fun.
I've tried a couple of the popular "fun" headphones, and they often seem to overly color or neglect the mids. I like the X1s because they seem to do a good job at sidestepping this problem, presenting a competent an even-sounding mid-range in-stride with the rest of the signature.
The X1 mids are present and not deficient, but they're not a particular focus either - not the same way as on the Anniversaries. The Anniversaries mids are definitely one of its highlights, and it has a midrange that's not only more forward and engaging but also more lush and organic sounding. Sometimes the mids on the Anniversaries can really reach out and grab hold of you, whereas the mids on the X1 are more content to just get through the song. The Anniversaries mids are a little warmer while the X1's are a little more neutral sounding, but the X1s mids still have a little smoothness to them.
The Anniversaries mid-range is thicker, fuller, and more intimate - the mids on the X1 can sometimes be a bit distant sounding in comparison. While I normally don't strive for an intimate sound, I can hear the appeal it can have - sometimes when listening to music on the X1s I want to turn the volume up louder to bring back some of that intimacy. On the other hand, sometimes I don't want that intimacy, and during these times I prefer the X1s approach more. Some examples are gaming, movies, and TV - all areas where I tend to prefer a more distant presentation. The way the X1 presents its mids seems to allow it to free up a little more space and room inside the soundstage, which seems to benefit all the just-mentioned examples. If you are specifically looking for an intimate mid-centric headphone, you may want to think twice about getting the X1. You should probably look into the HD650 or Anniversaries instead. There are plenty of mid-rich as well as mid-recessed headphone options out there, but there is a fine line in the middle of the two and I think the X1 falls more closely into this area.
The Q701s mids are also nice, with good clarity. However they can sometimes be too light sounding, lacking in body and weight next to the warmer X1 and Anniversary. Another issue with the Q701 is that some of the upper mids are occasionally too forward and can become a bit hard, strident, and glaring. This is definitely less of a problem on the Anniversaries, but they're still not immune to it. The X1 is pretty much in the clear though, and if you're listening to a recording that has overly forward mids/uppermids in the mix, the X1 can sound less fatiguing.
Overall I'm pretty happy with the mids on the X1 and they fit naturally in with the rest of its sound.
The X1 has an interesting and slightly unusual treble. They have a hint of treble sparkle, but it's probably less than you're expecting - these are still a warm and smooth sounding headphone. While there is that hint of sparkle and clarity the X1s also roll off the uppermost treble fairly quickly. This prevents sibilance and keeps the sound smooth at the cost of covering up some highest frequency details and hampering the air some. The treble ultimately ends up sounding sort of smooth and sparkly at the same time. Sometimes the X1s treble can sound a tad artificial and unrefined, but I consider this somewhat normal for this price range - in other words, just a little reminder that this is still a "mid-fi" dynamic can. The AKGs do have a bit more refinement in their treble though.
The treble on the Anniversaries is slightly smoother than the X1, but the Anniversary also draws more brightness from its stronger upper mids. As a result the X1 usually doesn't sound that much "brighter" in a comparison. The Anniversary can even sound brighter on certain tracks depending on what's going on. Also affecting the perception of brightness is the lesser bass quantity on the Anniversaries, which makes them sound flatter, while the stronger bass on the X1 adds more weight and warmth to the sound.
Neither headphones treble or brightness sounds offensive to me. Sibilance isn't a problem on either.
While the amount of air is close, I think X1 has just slightly more. Although the Anniversaries have slightly warmer treble, I think their treble is also a bit more linear, rolling of more slowly as it extends into the highest frequencies - helping it keep similar air to the X1. Q701 still clearly has more air then either of them and they are definitely brighter sounding headphone than the X1s - no doubt aided by their more prominent upper mid presence.
The X1s are NOT comparable to the DT990 and HE400 in terms of treble. The DT990s will still sound sizzling hot next to the X1s. The much better balanced HE400s are still a couple notches up from the X1 in treble.
I personally wouldn't mind slightly more treble and air from the X1 (same way I feel about the Anniversaries), but I also think it's pretty good as is and walks a safe middle ground.
For me, this is a VERY important aspect of sound. In fact, it was pretty much THE determining factor on whether or not I would keep the X1s - I'm absolutely a soundstage whore, and I could care less about the rest of the X1s sound signature if it did it all with a small and claustrophobic soundstage. Luckily the X1s soundstage and imaging were a pleasant surprise. Both were better than I was expecting and they sealed the deal for me.
The soundstage is large and similar in size to the Anniversaries, although less intimate sounding. This is sort of similar to the often used "closer to the stage Vs. a few rows back" description, but I think that phrasing is a little cliché and over generalized for describing a headphone's presentation. Soundstage width is similar between the two. The X1 may have a little advantage in depth - in part due to their less intimate nature. Height is also fairly similar between the two, although the AKGs may have a slight advantage due to their larger sounding instruments.
The X1's imaging is quite good. I was expecting the X1s imaging to be a bit diffuse and hazy, but it's surprisingly focused and sharp. I actually find the X1's imaging to be a bit better than on the Anniversaries. The X1's secret to pulling this off is its smaller less intimate sounding instruments. They tend to make the X1's soundstage come across as being a bit more spacious and roomy then the Anniversaries - not necessarily larger, but roomier. This is similar to the reason why the Q701's soundstage has an advantage over the Anniversary - but the X1s sound a lot more fun while doing it. The different presentation seems to sharpen the imaging and improve the separation a little. The extra roominess is more noticeable and appreciated when gaming then it is with stereo music. In contrast to the X1s, the Anniversaries instruments are larger and more intimate sounding, and as a result things can occasionally sound more diffuse and crowded inside the soundstage. As the size of the instruments increases, it often becomes more of a struggle for the headphone to keep an impression of soundstage size, space, and distance. The Anniversaries fuller mids aren't helping anything either. The Anniversaries larger more intimate sounding instruments can be a cool effect, and are often appreciated for music, but for gaming and movies the X1s seem to benefit a little more from their type of presentation.
The Q701's soundstage still sounds a little larger and capable of placing things farther out, although a fair amount of that comes as a result of their lighter airier signature. The instruments of course will "float" more on the Q701s, with there being less weight and low end to ground them.
Overall I feel the X1's soundstage and imaging are both excellent, and are one of the X1's highlights.
More soundstage talk in the gaming section…
The X1s are probably the best overall gaming headphone I've personally heard. I say this because they have the highest combination of "competitive" and "fun" abilities that I've heard in a single headphone.
During my first initial listening session with the X1, I could tell the signature coming from them would be great for gaming, and they didn't disappoint. The combination of a slightly fun-tilted signature with immersive bass, open soundstage, and clear imaging makes them almost specialized for gaming and movies. The X1s work really well with Dolby Headphone, projecting a large and coherent soundstage without any abnormal jumps between sounds - objects pan smoothly around the soundstage and there's a good amount of spaciousness to be heard, which is surprising considering the warmth of the X1.
Earlier I mentioned that the X1s mids sometimes sound more distant when compared to the Anniversaries, but when gaming I want to hear space and distance - and the X1's can do this a bit better than the Anniversaries while still keeping a weighty sound. The Anniversaries larger instruments and greater intimacy can sometimes throw you off on distance, occasionally making distant sounds seem a little bit closer than they do on the X1.
I prefer the X1s to the Anniversaries for fun and immersive gaming because they combine a more fun tilted signature along with a slightly roomier soundstage and slightly sharper imaging. All three of those things improve the immersion for me. With the Anniversaires, the full mids, natural timbre, refined sound, and larger sounding instruments all give it nice immersion as well. But things like refinement and timbre are bit less important for gaming than they are for music, and I think the soundstage whore in me caves a bit to the X1's roomier soundstage and immersive bass.
As far as competitive gaming goes, if the X1s lose any points it's not because of their soundstage or imaging. They are warm with a fun signature though, and the bass can be a problem at times - covering up subtle details in the mids (which are already more laid-back then the Anniversaries mids). Running the X1s through a bass reducing EQ would probably help some for competitive gaming. The Anniversaries are flatter and more balanced sounding, with more reserved bass and more obviously forward mids, which is an area where a lot of the competitive details lie. The X1 do gain more soundstage points over the Anniversaries for sounding a little more spacious with sharper imaging - the Anniversaries soundstage sounds a tad more crowded and diffuse. All in all, it's kind of impossible for headphones like the X1 to truly excel at competitive gaming, since the best headphones for that will always be the ones that focus on presenting just those fine details in the mids and highs (footsteps/reloading/etc.) while keeping the bass reserved and out of the way. Still, I think the X1s do a damn good job of pulling off the best competitive ability that they can while still managing the fun signature that they do, so I don't fault them for any shortcomings in that area.
Overall I would rate the X1s competitive ability somewhat similarly to the Anniversaries. When listening for positional cues and details with both of them, I hear a small soundstage/imaging advantage for the X1 but a signature advantage for the Anniversary. I feel the two differences almost counterbalance each other, but the ultimate deciding factor may come down to the bass. I won't quibble over the fine details though, as I usually reserve my competitive gaming for the Q701s. They still hold a small competitive advantage over both the Anniversary and X1 due to their faster, lighter, clearer signature coupled with their open soundstage. With my pair, I can also control their level of bass with a flick of a switch (literally). For immersive gaming, while the Q701's open airy soundstage does gives them their own brand of immersion, they are lacking in weight and body next to the Anniversaries and X1s which ultimately puts them at a disadvantage. Bass boosting them helps, but the mids will still lack some weight and body and they will still be on the dry side. In my opinion, the X1s hold an edge over both AKGs in terms of fun factor and immersion.
I should mention for people who already own the Anniversaries...do keep in mind that they're already one of the best overall gaming headphone options out there. While they now have some healthy competition in the X1, it's not like it's "on another level." It's just a little different flavor of sound. If the X1's sonic traits and signature described in this review sound appealing to you, then by all means check them out - but if you're going to stick with the Anniversary/Q701, they are also one of the best in this range.
Overall the X1s are my top recommendation for all-around gaming headphone. The Anniversaries are a very close second. You may want to choose accordingly though, based on whether you would prefer a fun tilt or a balanced tilt. The X1s are also a strong recommendation for movies and TV, which benefit from the same sonic traits that contribute to a more immersive gaming experience.
The X1s are solid recommendation in this price bracket. I feel the X1s make a nice compliment to a flatter and more traditional "audiophile" headphone, but they're also balanced enough that they make for a very good all-purpose headphone on their own, with a special talent for games and movies. They're also very comfortable, easy to drive, and are downright gorgeous looking.
As for the inevitable question of "which headphone is better" between the Anniversary and X1? I really don't think you can generalize that one is "better" than the other, because they both go in two different directions (I feel that statement holds true for many other headphones as well).
To quote Mad Lust Envy:
I can't fault the Anniversaries for being more balanced and I can't fault the X1s for being more fun. One single headphone can't simultaneously be both flat and balanced AND bassy and fun.
That's why they compliment each other....and that's why I've kept them both.
My closing thoughts on the X1:
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Pros - Detailed, clear differentiation of classy acoustic music like those of John Meyer, no overpowering bass to mask the details, cable is removable.
Cons - Need an amplifier to power up the headphones. Ipod or iphone is too weak for them.
If you love acoustic unplugged smooth jazz, blues rock and classical music, go with this beauty from Philips. Fidelio X1 is perfect. So comfortable to wear. When I hear John Mayer strumming his guitars, I get goose pimples over and over again.
The cable is unusually long. However, the cable is detachable and a shorter cable be used. This makes it convenient for outdoor use.
Pros - detail, air, bass, neutrality (besides bass), comfort, looks, easy to drive, soundstage, lack of sibilance
Cons - fragile, chord?
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My impressions changed after having a brand NEW pair. I think the first set was faulty or something. This is an engaging headphone with very good balance and a healthy bass. Cons would be that It could use a little more transparency to sound hifi and the bass could be slightly tighter and reach lower in a perfect world. So this isnt a perfect world if you didnt know and even though the new l2 has a blacker background and a more hifi sound its balance is off in comparison.
Pros - Nice sound, sound good out of everything!, Good beginners headphone, Comfort, Design, very easy to eq
Cons - Audiojack seems fragile, Voices are too upfront/close by/
I'm slowly going to add more and more to the review! The reason I make this short review is that the few info it has might be meaningfull to someone!
Still burning in, somehow and without noticing it first the voices became very much in your face. Still checking whether gear makes a difference. They also started to sound less closed later on.
Probably not a good match with e10.
Outdoor usage:
These are NOT an outdoor headphone. I'm probably still going to use it as one in the summer.
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C) If it's windy the wind makes a load sound because of the grill on the sides. This is were it gets impossible to use.
D) even if you walk too fast you'll hear the wind. Riding a bike or anything else can't be done either.
They are still usable for a nice stroll in the sun! (god I hope that isn't far from now, damn cold!) Easy to drive so no need for huge amps. Sounds surprisingly good out of my phone, even without my e5. short cables are relatively cheap. You can get a v-moda cable for around $12.

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The troop ship landed in Oran, where you did not want to mess with the local women, as Herman Krum learned from the old hands. Soon he was sent to Italy on a slow, miserable convoy, though the cabin was nice. In Naples, his name was called and he set out with others to a seaside town where the men were told they were now in a glider unit. Some of them turned around and ran back to the trucks.
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They were trying to take a ridge on Okinawa where the Japanese had dug trenches and the persistent Americans tried repeatedly to take the position. Herman Buffington got close enough to vault over into a trench where he used the old helmet-on-a-bayonet trick to judge the enemy fire. He received the Bronze Star for his actions in this firefight.
Navy Corpsman Frank Walden went ashore at Omaha Beach with the Beach Battalion, a unit charged with managing the beach during the assault. After the shock of seeing the first bodies, and after a frightening rush to find safety in the chaos, he began to treat the wounded.
The man had been shot up pretty bad, remembers Herman Buffington, who carried him back to the camp. All the way the wounded soldier had pleaded with him to leave him there, but once safe in a foxhole, he wouldn't let go of Buffington's hand, even when the medics prepared to evacuate him.
When he arrived in Burma to join Merrill's Marauders, Stanley Sasine had to jump from a moving plane, run for cover and dig a foxhole. He did not have to face the daunting challenges of the original Marauders, but the perils were plenty. When the General found out that Sasine was color blind, he was made 1st Scout because he could spot the hidden enemy so well. His first kill came suddenly, though, when he came face to face with a Japanese scout.
It was late night guard duty and Herman Buffington heard something. Then he saw a figure crouched in the brush. When the next flare went up, he sighted and fired. The figure didn't move so he shot him again. When he found out why there was no reaction, all he could do was laugh. He did get a souvenir out of the encounter, a silk Japanese flag.
It was their third mission over Berlin and they were heading home. Four German fighters pounced on the B-24 and it was engulfed in flame and going down. Clyde Burnette fought for consciousness as the other crew in the back of the plane bailed out. He woke in free fall with no idea how he had made it out, and soon he was in German custody. Everyone made it out of the plane except George "Danny" Daneau, the nose turret gunner, who went down with the aircraft.
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Herman Buffington was taking some potshots at Japanese troops on the other side of a large ravine where they were foolishly cooking their rice out in the open. When an officer came by and asked how he was doing, he remarked that he was trying to mix a little lead with the rice. The man asked for the rifle so he could give it a try and he proved to be an excellent shot. Buffington could smell the brass and he was right. It was General Simon Buckner.
After a nerve-wracking mission to bomb Tokyo and a typhoon, B.E. Vaughan and the destroyer O'Brien suffered a second kamikaze attack which killed all three of his hometown pals who served with him on board. Then, began the grim task of collecting the personal belongings of the dead and preparing them for burial at sea.
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George Mason remembers the Japanese fighters they faced in battle and the distinct smell that you could sense once they came near the division. Because of the difficult island conditions, disease was always a problem for Mason and his fellow soldiers.
While training for the 101st Airborne Division, Suerth and his company took many test jumps, with varying levels of success. He describes what drew soldiers to Airborne and the trials they all went through to have such a designation.
Pushing on after Normandy, Guy Whidden was in the Netherlands and surrounded by Germans. His unit took a pounding from mortars and shrapnel from a round hit his leg. As he treated himself, the barrage continued to take lives around him. Crawling from the field to a ditch, he was noticed and picked up by an officer who carried him to safety.
In the push into Germany, Bob Uhl lost a good friend named Calvin Farmer. The enemy was beginning to surrender and Farmer lost his life to some unscrupulous Germans who indicated they were going to do so. They later surrendered but somehow never made it back to the rear. After hostilities ceased, his unit was sent to guard a Bavarian hotel full of political prisoners.
Shortly after arriving in France, Bob Uhl found himself near the Maginot Line, feeling out the German defenses. That operation went well, and in his family correspondence Bob tried to always reassure them, but still they could get a sense of the danger he was in from the media of the day. The unit began to receive replacements after suffering losses and these men were suddenly thrust into an unnerving situation without knowing anyone around them.
To Guy Whidden and his friends, the attack on Pearl Harbor and the onset of war was exciting. Told by a recruiter he could join the Air Corps, he noticed the train was getting mighty far South. He was in the infantry and, since he didn't really know what that was, he wasn't disappointed. After a couple of stops, he applied for jump school and went to Fort Benning in 1942.


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Interphex 2005's exhibits will be open from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on April 26 and 27, and from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on April 28. The show's conference will be held from 8:45 a.m. on April 26 and 27, and from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on April 28. The Pharma Facilities event will open at 9 a.m. each day.
RFID solutions
Radio frequency identification (RFID) may help the pharmaceutical industry save billions of dollars by ensuring product integrity, increasing inventory control accuracy, decreasing dispensing errors, and eventually making drug development and clinical trials more efficient. As a result, the show's RFID Solutions section will provide industry-specific solutions, such as tags, readers, and middleware, as well as partners, who can provide expertise and experience to help potential users benefit from RFID technology. Also, this year's conference program addresses the importance of RFID to the pharmaceutical market, beginning with a general session entitled "Emerging Technologies: RFID in the Pharmaceutical Industry."
Rockwell's partners
This new pavilion by Rockwell Automation (Booth #RP-3) will concentrate automation solutions in one location, and feature complementary products, such as analytical instruments, controls and sensors. This pavilion also features system integrators experienced in the design, implementation, project management and maintenance of industrial control systems.
Exhibitors will include Advanced Micro Controls Inc. (AMCI), American Power Conversion, Belden CDT, Endress+Hauser, Festo, Hardy Instruments, Hoffman, Rice Lake Weighing Systems, Spectrum Controls, S&C Electric, and Tricore AEA.
In-depth education
Besides its exhibits and pavilions, Interphex 2005 will include its application-oriented conference program with more than 100 sessions created to help pharmaceutical and biotechnical professionals gain skills and increase performance. The conference's tracks will parallel the show's four main divisions. Several workshops offer CEUs, accredited by the Institute for Applied Pharmaceutical Sciences, a division of the Center for Professional Advancement. For more information or to register, visit www.interphex.com .
Offered free-of-charge to all badge holders, the show's three keynote addresses will include: "Strong Medicine: What's Next for Drug Development?" at 8:45 a.m. on April 26; "Rudy Giuliani: Leadership in Challenging and Uncertain Times" at 8:45 a.m. on April 27; and "Risk-Based Inspections: What's the FDA Looking For?" at 9 a.m. on April 28.
Solutions scintillate
Interphex 2005's more than 1,000 exhibitors will show thousands of innovative and useful products, solutions, and services. Here are a few of the most significant:
GE Fanuc Automation Americas Inc. says its Proficy Plant Applications, Version 4.1, is a major new version of its efficiency, quality, production, and batch-analysis software, which enables managers to gain clear insight into operations to more efficiently manage to peak performance and compliance. Proficy Plant Applications 4.1's new capabilities reportedly reduce overall implementation time with improved ease of use and configuration, enhanced reporting, improved connectivity and extensibility, and more expansive scheduling execution and production tracking. This new version also has advanced analysis and drilldown improvements, making it easier to determine production variation. It also has enhanced security, auditing, 21CFR Part 11, and e-Signature features that identify changes and allow access to the system. www.gefanuc.com Booth #537
Iconics Inc. will exhibit the newest software product in its BizViz V8 Manufacturing Intelligence Suite, PortalWorX V8, which provides a collaborative platform for creating and managing manufacturing and business intelligence portals and visualization dashboards. Built on Microsoft's SharePoint and .Net technologies, PortalWorX enables creation of custom and personalized portals that integrate real-time, historical plant, and business information. Users can log on to multiple HMI/SCADA and business systems, which can increase productivity by providing overall system access. Iconics also will show its BridgeWorX V8, which provides data integration and interface management, but requires no programming. Also built on .Net technology, BridgeWorX provides data mining of virtually any real-time or corporate database by using function block configuration. www.iconics.com Booth #2343
Swagelok reports that its 88° and 92° drainable angle fittings provide smooth flow, and help users configure biopharm process systems that are easy to drain and clean. Elbow fittings are manufactured with 88° and 92° bends, while an 88° tee is also available. Consistent tolerances, ovality, angularity, squareness, and polish finishes are ensured through statistical process control. Available in sizes from www.swagelok.com Booth #1363
Humicap Series HMT330 humidity and temperature transmitters from Vaisala are designed for industrial applications requiring stable measurement and wide customization. HMT330 features a large numerical and graphical display with a multilingual user interface, which allows users to monitor measurement trends, and includes a one-year history. HMT330 series consists of six models covering the humidity measurement from 0 to 100% RH. Depending on the model, HMT330's temperature ranges are between -70 and 180 °C, and pressure ranges between 0 and 100 bar. www.vaisala.com Booth # 869.
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Comment #2casaran CreditAttribution: casaran commented
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When you are on your view page, click on advanced on the top right. New options will become visible and on of these is "Theme", the last one on the bottom. This is where you can see your view templates and how to call your files to override the view templates.
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