Bacoc Bathys mg review: gorgeous sound for a beautiful penny

I am completely immersed in the stereo Jonathan Wilson guitars in the Desert Raven, which I am virtually able to hear this choice in any Strom Jangley. The stereo image is as wide as you can expect from a pair of packages packages. Still, more than it is completely distributed in space, it may lean on each side with speakers or headphones, but the gorgeous reproductive tone never makes anything smaller than it should be.

The full recreation of the entire scene with warm and accurate details is like a French chef that simplifies something with only the best ingredients. These headphones do not add a Hi-Fi Instagram filter to their favorite music. Instead, they behave like a beautiful leica lens. The older items when playing through these headphones, especially in DAC mode, look better.

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Connecting to your laptop via USB-C and using DAC mode allows you to use these headphones as your digital audio encoder-and in most cases use your 3.5mm internal laptop or port, if the device has even one. By connecting directly to the USB, you can enjoy complete digital loyalty that you do not receive wirelessly, and this will make this a real treatment to listen to a wire.

Instead of having to bring a dedicated headphone ampoule like Astell & Kern HC4 ($ 220), you can bring this cable and a USB-C cable. The donglers I usually get are not big, but I get one thing less in my travel kit.

I liked to use old interests like “easy” commodores to hear the difference between DAC mode and wireless listening. This is especially noticeable at high level, where it looks a little more shining when listening to the USB-C cable. It is said that wireless broadcasting is temporarily shocking, telling people that they continue to listen to Bluetooth at high level. I was able to enjoy wireless and wireless music at Bathys MG.

As an audio accessory, you can think of this pair as something like the Bentley Class or Rolls Royce instead of a runaway. Certainly, they are not as sharp, shiny or excellent as the best wired models for real Nerds (which also gives a focal point), but this is the kind that you really want to drive daily. They are comfortable, and they look good enough that you can at least forget the confusion of the world around you for at least one song or two. Isn’t that money for it?