Please take the time to pronounce “susvara” and other Hifiman names properly. They are Sanskrit words of significance to Indians and Hindus. Just like we take time to pronounce Western or European brands and models correctly, reviewers should put some effort into respecting Eastern cultures too
@@chungang7037 No. The fact that it’s a Chinese brand doesn’t matter. They’re using words from another culture (Indian Hindu culture) and should respect the original culture’s pronunciation.
who cares. Honestly dude its a piece of hardware not a cultural statement where someone is appropriating something. Chinese will misspronounce it, europeans will, americans will africans will, tawainese will, russians 100% will and nobody cares.
@@Prxyshj Cultures borrow words all the time for centuries are you going to police every persion trying to use another language? Pronunciation changes almost as fast as hair styles over time as well, so who cares?
@@chungang7037 The people whose culture is watered down by casual misuse of their language and cultural concepts care. You don’t care because it’s not your culture. Pronunciation does NOT change “as fast as hairstyles” over time, especially with some languages like Sanskrit. And obviously there is a way in which people in this hobby respect European words and pronunciations and not others. Clearly that is discriminatory.
I like the way you describe the sound but wish you used the OG Sus as a benchmark reference more for us to better understand the differences. Thanks!
could really benefit from giving us some closeups on the new offering
The exposed planar drivers make me nervous! I'd be afraid to use it as a daily driver for fear of touching them.
Hoping new buyers resell the OG now 😅
Maybe next time show the headphone more.. it seemed to be off to the side or barely there and we were just staring at you the whole time.
Set a crazy price.....then immediately get the reviewers to work!!! Always work in this hobby LOL.
Thanks Jordan for your review.
4:17 “form follows function”
Thank you for this review 🎧🎚️🎛️
Please take the time to pronounce “susvara” and other Hifiman names properly. They are Sanskrit words of significance to Indians and Hindus. Just like we take time to pronounce Western or European brands and models correctly, reviewers should put some effort into respecting Eastern cultures too
Except it is a Chinese brand so actually we should learn how the Chinese devs pronounce it in their regional dialect/accent from China.
@@chungang7037 No. The fact that it’s a Chinese brand doesn’t matter. They’re using words from another culture (Indian Hindu culture) and should respect the original culture’s pronunciation.
who cares. Honestly dude its a piece of hardware not a cultural statement where someone is appropriating something. Chinese will misspronounce it, europeans will, americans will africans will, tawainese will, russians 100% will and nobody cares.
@@Prxyshj Cultures borrow words all the time for centuries are you going to police every persion trying to use another language? Pronunciation changes almost as fast as hair styles over time as well, so who cares?
@@chungang7037 The people whose culture is watered down by casual misuse of their language and cultural concepts care. You don’t care because it’s not your culture. Pronunciation does NOT change “as fast as hairstyles” over time, especially with some languages like Sanskrit. And obviously there is a way in which people in this hobby respect European words and pronunciations and not others. Clearly that is discriminatory.