l********l
发帖数: 9452 | 1 http://www.head-direct.com/Products/?act=detail&id=101
十一促销的时候从国内弄了一副，很好，跟se535一级别。唯一担心的是cable。。。俺
的团购都换了两次线了。。。 | l********l
发帖数: 9452 | 2 head-fi review：
Details: Latest dynamic-driver offering from one of Head-Fi’s favourite
brands
Current Price: $149 from Head-Direct.com (MSRP: $149)
Specs: Driver: Dynamic | Imp: 150Ω | Sens: 95 dB | Freq: N/A | Cable: 4’ L
-plug
Nozzle Size: 5mm | Preferred tips: Large stock bi-flange, Meelec ‘balanced
’ bi-flange
Wear Style: Straight down or over-the-ear
Accessories (4.5/5) – Single-flange (3 sizes) and bi-flange (2 sizes)
silicone tips, replacement filters (5 pairs), and shirt clip; latest version
adds storage case,balanced extension cable, single-ended extension cable,
and single-ended channel swap extension cable
Build Quality (4.5/5) – The glossy plastic housings of the RE262 are far
more to my liking than the gummy shells of the RE252 not only in ergonomics
but in general usability. The RE262 doesn’t collect dust and features
proper strain reliefs as well as metal nozzles with replaceable mesh filters
. The new cable, too, is thicker, sturdier, and less tangle-prone. The
modular system adds an extra layer of protection and the new beefy 45º
L-plugs and proper strain reliefs all around inspire confidence
Isolation (4/5) – The channel swap adapter allows the RE272 to be worn
cable-up, which should help provide a deeper fit. With the stock bi-flanges
or other deep-sealing tips the isolation is surprisingly good
Microphonics (4.5/5) – With the new cord cable noise is very low when worn
cable-down and nonexistent cable-up
Comfort (4.5/5) – There are now a total of four ways to wear the 262 with
the additional cord configurations provided by the included adapters. I find
three of them to be quite comfortable and would imagine most people won’t
have trouble finding at least one that works
Sound (9.1/10) – HIFiMan has long been trying to perfect the high-end ‘
neutral and balanced’ dynamic-driver earphone, starting with the RE2 and
RE0 and then moving to the RE252 and RE-ZERO. I have owned all four of the
above and, with slight reservations about the RE2, loved them all. To be
fair, until very recently there was little competition for the HiFiMan sound
in the dynamic segment and I had a feeling that the company may venture
outside its comfort zone with the new flagship. Venture they did, and what a
departure it is – at first listen the RE262 is a vastly different animal
from the more analytical Head-Direct earphones with no thinned-out midrange
or desaturated tonality anywhere in sight.
At the heart of the RE262 is still an impressively clean and quick dynamic
driver with plenty of headroom – more so due to the 150Ω impedance and low
sensitivity. Indeed, the RE262 is a power-hungry beast of an IEM – and one
that drains the battery in my much-abused Cowon J3 in less than 8 hours
when running unamped. Though still very impressive right out of the J3, I do
feel that the RE262 benefits from a dedicated amp, sounding tighter,
cleaner, and bigger with added power (more on that later).
At the base of the RE262’s sound signature is a smooth and articulate low
end. The bass is plentiful for my tastes and has better depth and impact
than on any of the other HiFiMan earphones I’ve tried (which is all of them
except the RE1). Attack and decay are also more naturally extended than
with the RE262’s siblings – the earphone easily has the most fleshed-out
lows of the HiFiMan range (again, cannot speak for the RE1). The core driver
speed is still there, however, and the earphones never miss a beat. They
also aren’t as rumbly or textured at the lowest of lows as one would expect
from a high-end dynamic-driver set from any other manufacturer. The
Sennheiser IE7 has comparable subbass quantity but the IE8, the Monster
Turbine range, and even the Denon C710 place significantly more emphasis and
weight on the lowest lows. In terms of presentation the bass is soft and
notes come out warm and somewhat ‘rounded’ – those who like aggressive,
edgy bass will likely be disappointed by the RE262’s tactfulness.
It is the midrange, however, that is the true meat of the RE262’s sound.
The mids – especially the lower mids - are forward, warm, and very smooth,
always remaining at the focal point of the sound signature. ‘Fluid’ is the
best word I can think of when it comes to comprehensively describing the
mids of the 262. There is none of the thinness commonly associated with the
RE0 and, to a lesser extent, the RE-ZERO and RE252, but the RE262 is not a
thick-sounding earphone. Excessively thick mids can sound a little sloppy
and opaque on a dynamic-driver earphone but the RE262 suffers from none of
that - it is a fairly transparent earphone with great detail despite being
less crisp compared to, say, the Ety ER4S or DBA-02. Interestingly,
excessive midrange ‘bloom’ actually works well for certain armature-based
earphones such as the Earsonics SM3, but that’s a matter for another
discussion. On the whole, the bottom-skewed midrange balance of the RE262
may not be to everyone's liking but it is what it is - for those in search
of an earphone that emphasizes no particular frequency range and has
relatively 'flat' mids there's always the DBA-02 or RE252.
The treble of the RE262 is laid-back but not rolled-off - smooth and
completely inoffensive but not missing altogether. The RE262 isn’t a
particularly dark earphone despite the lack of treble emphasis and even
carries a bit of sparkle at times. Treble detail is good but not RE-ZERO-
good and the RE262 doesn’t quite have the airy feel of the RE-ZERO at the
top. It is still competent and highly resolving but the energy just isn’t
there compared to brighter earphones. I’m not one to pass judgment on a
particular sound signature and won’t claim that a brighter presentation is
more natural on the whole. I do, however, know that cymbal crashes are
supposed to be slightly startling and I don’t get that sense from the RE262
. In that respect, too, the RE262 is in good company – its treble is no
less prominent than that of the Monster Miles Davis or Westone UM3X – just
don’t expect them to match any of the other Head-Direct earphones in top-
end presence.
Aside from the seductively fluid midrange the biggest strength of the RE262
for me is the presentation. The earphones boast both and excellent
soundstage and headstage – still a relatively rare occurrence in the IEM
realm. Compared to my RE-ZERO, the RE262 is decidedly out-of-the-head –
sounding. It really gives a great sense of ambient space without losing
track of individual instruments or diluting other location cues. Positioning
is helped by good -- perhaps even excessive – layering; the RE262 really
leaves no doubts as to what is in a track’s foreground and what is in the
background. When amped, the RE262 sounds even bigger and the soundstage
seems to lose its outer limits – something even the stadium-sized sonic
space of the IE8 can’t quite pull off. In addition, an amped RE262 needs
less volume to shine, revealing more detail and texture at lower output
levels. Naturally the effortless dynamics of the earphone are an asset here
as well. Tonally, the RE262 makes no attempts to hide its coloration from
the listener, but then that’s part of its charm. The RE262 really is a very
basic and honest earphone – it doesn’t pretend to be neutral or
analytical, nor does it pretend to be a conventional high-end dynamic with
loads of subbass power and heavy midbass emphasis – and I like that.
Value (9.5/10) – Despite being enough of a sonic departure for HiFiMan to
cause some die-hard fans to feel left out, the RE262 is an incredibly
capable earphone with a fairly unique sound signature. There is no doubt in
my mind that the older RE252 is the more neutral and accurate set, but it is
also the more boring one. The RE262, on the other hand, is quite
captivating with its greater (albeit not too great) bass weight, smooth and
forward mids, and laid-back, non-fatiguing treble. The lower-end RE-ZERO,
too, is crisper-sounding and brighter but lacks the liquidity of the new
flagship and its soundstage is quite claustrophobic in comparison. HiFiMan
went back to the drawing board with the design as well, which shows with the
RE262 being both more durable and more ear-friendly than the RE252. As
always, do make sure that the sound signature of the earphone is the right
one for you before dropping $150 but aside from that the folks at HiFiMan
have done a great job reducing the list of caveats usually attached to their
earphones.
Pros: Immersive presentation, seductive midrange, smooth and effortless
sound; can be worn over-the-ear
Cons: Still no carrying case included, cable-down fit not for everyone | j*********r
发帖数: 24733 | 3 这个应该可以完胜Phiaton PS 200了吧，至少看review。还有没有别的大侠听过的？
【在 l********l 的大作中提到】
: http://www.head-direct.com/Products/?act=detail&id=101
: 十一促销的时候从国内弄了一副，很好，跟se535一级别。唯一担心的是cable。。。俺
: 的团购都换了两次线了。。。
| l********l
发帖数: 9452 | 4
这个是252（团购4，还是5？）的升级版，板上熟悉的很多很多吧。非常非常平衡的塞
子。
【在 j*********r 的大作中提到】
: 这个应该可以完胜Phiaton PS 200了吧，至少看review。还有没有别的大侠听过的？
| j*********r
发帖数: 24733 | 5 团购5的升级版应该是272.
另外$50的RE0怎么样?
【在 l********l 的大作中提到】
:
: 这个是252（团购4，还是5？）的升级版，板上熟悉的很多很多吧。非常非常平衡的塞
: 子。
| l********l
发帖数: 9452 | 6
272是262的升级版，272是现在的旗舰，262就该甩卖了。
re0听过几分钟，没有特别印象，很普通。国内数码店买手机啥的，很多送这个。
【在 j*********r 的大作中提到】
: 团购5的升级版应该是272.
: 另外$50的RE0怎么样?
| j*********r
发帖数: 24733 | 7 非常感谢!262带着舒服吗?252的配带太坑爹.
【在 l********l 的大作中提到】
:
: 272是262的升级版，272是现在的旗舰，262就该甩卖了。
: re0听过几分钟，没有特别印象，很普通。国内数码店买手机啥的，很多送这个。
| l********l
发帖数: 9452 | 8
我觉得还好，没有252的尾巴问题。262用的是standard大小套子，可以随便换。
【在 j*********r 的大作中提到】
: 非常感谢!262带着舒服吗?252的配带太坑爹.
| s*****n
发帖数: 10890 | 9 跟tf10 比怎样？今晚10点 amazon貌似会有tf10 deal | l********l
发帖数: 9452 | 10
其实跟tf10很相似，都是平衡高素质路线的，但是比tf10多点点味道，相对来说就是
tf10网535那边靠那种。
tf10配戴太坑爹了，而且隔音基本是形同虚设。。。
【在 s*****n 的大作中提到】
: 跟tf10 比怎样？今晚10点 amazon貌似会有tf10 deal
| | | j*********r
发帖数: 24733 | 11 I really doubt, TF10 discontinue了好久了，UE主页上早就没了．
【在 s*****n 的大作中提到】
: 跟tf10 比怎样？今晚10点 amazon貌似会有tf10 deal
| j*********r
发帖数: 24733 | 12 我跳了，犹豫了很久是否多买个RE0，最后还是只跳了262.非常感谢楼主．
【在 j*********r 的大作中提到】
: I really doubt, TF10 discontinue了好久了，UE主页上早就没了．
| l********l
发帖数: 9452 | 13
喜欢听交响的最好配个amp，提升不小。如果只是流行的，一般的ipod、iphone，安祖
phone都可以handle。
【在 j*********r 的大作中提到】
: 我跳了，犹豫了很久是否多买个RE0，最后还是只跳了262.非常感谢楼主．
| j*********r
发帖数: 24733 | 14 多谢,我有二房，但我主要用老discman听CD，推力那是刚刚的.
【在 l********l 的大作中提到】
:
: 喜欢听交响的最好配个amp，提升不小。如果只是流行的，一般的ipod、iphone，安祖
: phone都可以handle。
| s*****n
发帖数: 10890 | 15 我也跳了 今晚10pm看amazon lightening deal吧 如果又是个好耳机就继续跳 呵呵
谢谢推荐 其实一直想入个大阻抗耳塞 呵呵。 | j*********r
发帖数: 24733 | 16 今年马总没诚意,没准整个JBud, Beats什么的.
【在 s*****n 的大作中提到】
: 我也跳了 今晚10pm看amazon lightening deal吧 如果又是个好耳机就继续跳 呵呵
: 谢谢推荐 其实一直想入个大阻抗耳塞 呵呵。
| l********l
发帖数: 9452 | 17
大阻抗耳塞当推pk1，俺听pk1是801推得，第一次听到耳塞能出这种声音，足足在那里
站了20分钟。高音飙到极致，却没有一点点破的迹象，至逼大耳机啊。
【在 s*****n 的大作中提到】
: 我也跳了 今晚10pm看amazon lightening deal吧 如果又是个好耳机就继续跳 呵呵
: 谢谢推荐 其实一直想入个大阻抗耳塞 呵呵。
| j*********r
发帖数: 24733 | 18 HiFiman 801?推力这么牛？
【在 l********l 的大作中提到】
:
: 大阻抗耳塞当推pk1，俺听pk1是801推得，第一次听到耳塞能出这种声音，足足在那里
: 站了20分钟。高音飙到极致，却没有一点点破的迹象，至逼大耳机啊。
| s*****n
发帖数: 10890 | 19 你去看看价格吧。。。。。
【在 j*********r 的大作中提到】
: HiFiman 801?推力这么牛？
| l********l
发帖数: 9452 | 20
恩，平衡卡推得。在此为俺的801默哀一下下（掉subway上了，555555）
【在 j*********r 的大作中提到】
: HiFiman 801?推力这么牛？
| | | j*********r
发帖数: 24733 | 21 HiFiMan的Player我看了很久了，以及米饭的故事.只是觉得便携对我来说用处不大，所
以放弃了．价格和推力不一定成正比．
【在 s*****n 的大作中提到】
: 你去看看价格吧。。。。。
| s*****n
发帖数: 10890 | 22 嗯 希望以后版上团购一个玩玩
【在 j*********r 的大作中提到】
: HiFiMan的Player我看了很久了，以及米饭的故事.只是觉得便携对我来说用处不大，所
: 以放弃了．价格和推力不一定成正比．
| m*d
发帖数: 7658 | 23 10pm est吗？
【在 s*****n 的大作中提到】
: 我也跳了 今晚10pm看amazon lightening deal吧 如果又是个好耳机就继续跳 呵呵
: 谢谢推荐 其实一直想入个大阻抗耳塞 呵呵。
| j*********r
发帖数: 24733 | 24 kao,还真给我说中了。
【在 j*********r 的大作中提到】
: 今年马总没诚意,没准整个JBud, Beats什么的.
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