Razer talks about these headphones being balanced for great music listening experience (we shall see). I'm going to quote Razer for each type of headphone.
Adaro Stereo: " Packing high performance, custom-tuned 40mm neodymium magnet drivers, the Razer Adaro Stereos deliver crisp, natural sounding acoustics for an amazing audio experience. These powerful drivers are housed in the Razer Adaro Stereos’ custom developed, fully adjustable architecture, allowing for an extremely comfortable and lightweight design." No mention of bass!
Adaro DJ: The headphone’s large, sonically balanced drivers deliver rich, natural sounding acoustics and hard hitting bass, perfect for spinning behind the console or jamming to tracks on the go. These potent drivers are housed in mixing and monitoring-friendly, padded ear cups that swivel, rotate and collapse into a small, compact form factor. Take the Razer Adaro DJ to the studio, to the club - and everywhere in-between. Maybe balanced?
Adaro In-Ears: Incorporating quality hardware packed inside its sleek body, the Razer Adaro In-Ears are more than just head turners. High performance, custom-tuned 10mm neodymium drivers are sonically optimized to complement their inner acoustics chambers, producing crisp, high fidelity stereo sound. Interchangeable ear-tips in 3 sizes and bi-flange attachments are included, allowing for a personalized fit and brilliant audio. This one also talks about rumbling bass and crisp highs soo Hammerhead 2.0?
Adaro Wireless (same as Stereo): The Razer Adaro Wireless is built to follow you wherever you go. Featuring the advanced Bluetooth® 4.0 standard with aptX technology, the Razer Adaro Wireless easily connects to your Bluetooth® audio devices, providing pristine CD-quality audio for up to 20 hours.
Hopefully Linus can get some in cause i'd be excited to see if Razer stepped up their game! I have listened to the krakens, electras and i own a pair of hammerheads but none of them take me away from my V-Moda M100's.
What everyone is missing here and what i put in my own topic of this is that Razer actually talks about highs and mids and not just rumbling boomy bass! Will this be a mark for a new era of Razer audio? Who knows. I just hope Linus gets them in to review!
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