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kubiakInitial impressions, with less than 4 hours of burn-in, compared to the original Monk:
Less sub-bass Less mid-bass More forward mids More treble presence Flatter presentation overall
Monk: Thicker, lusher sound with a slightly smaller sound stage Monk +: More neutral, open sound with a larger, more natural sound stage.
This is volume matching by ear which is not very accurate and difficult since the Monk and Monk + have different impedances. I listened by quickly plugging/unplugging from a V-MODA Vamp Verza. Keep in mind, Lee recommends 50 hours of burn-in before coming to conclusions about the sound, but so far it sounds pretty good.
Less sub-bass Less mid-bass More forward mids More treble presence Flatter presentation overall
Monk: Thicker, lusher sound with a slightly smaller sound stage Monk +: More neutral, open sound with a larger, more natural sound stage.
This is volume matching by ear which is not very accurate and difficult since the Monk and Monk + have different impedances. I listened by quickly plugging/unplugging from a V-MODA Vamp Verza. Keep in mind, Lee recommends 50 hours of burn-in before coming to conclusions about the sound, but so far it sounds pretty good.
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