Product Comparison: HiFiMAN Arya vs HiFiMAN HE1000
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- The Arya is simply the best, especially at this price point. Impact, detail retrieval, imaging, layering, and stage height/width are all excellent.
- Tonal balance is near perfect in my opinion. Lows and highs are well extended and detailed.
- The mids are very present and natural sounding.
- Good detail, resolution, and a wide sound stage. Bass extension is very good and have enough impact for me.
- These headphones sound amazing very deep and detailed sound even a lot better than my old hifiman edition x headphones.
- Terrific headphones! Sounds simply incredible.
- Sound stage is equal to Sennheiser HD800 / HD800S. Sound quality better than Audeze LCD-3.
- The best planar headphone I've owned and directly comparable to the Stax 009s which I usually use.
- It's the most accurate I've heard out of any headphone ever. It will go far beyond your hearing range, and the accuracy and tonality of the treble is outstanding.
- Supple, warm, and delightful. Honestly, the best word I can think of for the mids is delicious.
- The Arya is surprisingly light and extremely comfortable.
- They're comfortable, and the cord should be long enough to suit most people's needs. Perfect size and weight.
- Well-built, quality materials, and a nice design. Light as a feather.
- They are very light and very comfortable on my large head.
- The only complaint is that the clamp may be a bit strong for certain head sizes.
- Excellent sounding, very light and comfortable, good enough build quality.
- They are first rate, easy to deal with, excellent packaging. Very lightweight. Highly recommended in every way.
- They have a good heft to them without being heavy. The headband on the top is easily adjusted via the divoted slider on the sides.
- It's superbly comfortable and light, even for long listening sessions.
- There is no getting away from the fact that they are massive. They will take up the majority of the side of your head.
- That sounded really good the bass goes so low and deep never loose and the vocals sound really good and great treble.
- The imaging on these headphones is incredible. The soundstage is also very very good.
- The sound separation, imaging is so good that it feels like 3 different headphones playing at the same time, for highs, mids, lows.
- Huge soundstage, yet not too airy. It's just perfect a headphone.
- I am concerned with the build quality which is a little shoddy!
- Comfort is superb, better than any other flagship I have tried.
- These are extremely comfortable. The ear cups are supple and soft, the headphones have just the right amount of weight to make them stable without being fatigue-inducing.
- They have the best sound stage of any headphone I've ever heard. You can pinpoint where instruments and vocalists are.
- It's a planar magnetic driver, so it's going to sound a little less warm than, say, a pair of Bowers and Wilkins, but that isn't a bad thing.
- The metal bar on the top does look a little funky when you're wearing them.