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Im looking to upgrade my Hifiman he4xx and stumbled across the Dan Clark aeon x https://drop.com/buy/drop-dan-clark-audio-aeon-open-x those are also planar magnetics but v shaped. How exactly does that change the sound signature? Also wanted some opinions on the headphones since there are just 7 reviews on drop

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The shape of the cans is just for ergonomics/aesthetics. The drivers are still square. XrKguyUDQpqUs4DdoLUE_1500x1000_MD-91248_

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also because your ears are a similar shape so they may be able to direct the sound more naturally

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