Arya vs Ananda
The Ananda's sensitivity is 93 dB against the Arya's 90 dB, its impedance 25Ω against 35Ω, and its high-frequency extension 55 kHz against 65 kHz. Both share low-frequency extension (8 Hz).
Both turn up in the same documented systems.
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The Arya features a design inspired by Hifiman's flagship models, incorporating advanced technologies like the Nanometer Diaphragm and Asymmetrical Magnetic Circuit. It offers excellent resolution, nuanced imaging, and a comfortable fit. However, due to its open-back design, it leaks sound and does not isolate ambient noise, making it less suitable for commuting or noisy environments.
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The Ananda's sensitivity is 93 dB against the Arya's 90 dB, its impedance 25Ω against 35Ω, and its high-frequency extension 55 kHz against 65 kHz. Both share low-frequency extension (8 Hz).
Both turn up in the same documented systems.
The ERA-1's sensitivity is 94 dB against the Arya's 90 dB, its impedance 20Ω against 35Ω, its low-frequency extension 10 Hz against 8 Hz, and its high-frequency extension 40 kHz against 65 kHz.
The HE600's sensitivity is 94 dB against the Arya's 90 dB and its impedance 28Ω against 35Ω. Both share low-frequency extension (8 Hz) and high-frequency extension (65 kHz).
The Edition XV's sensitivity is 92 dB against the Arya's 90 dB, its impedance 12.5Ω against 35Ω, and its high-frequency extension 50 kHz against 65 kHz. Both share low-frequency extension (8 Hz).
Both turn up in the same documented systems.
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