Ananda Stealth

Didn't find the Ananda Stealth mind-blowing at first, but after a week with it their original headphones paled.

Has the Ananda Stealth and likes it a lot: incredible soundstage, though it needs a lot of current and they EQ in more bass.

Got the Ananda Stealth and absolutely loves it for gaming and music, EQing for bass when needed.

Had the Edition XS, Ananda Stealth and now the Ananda Nano, and recommends skipping the Ananda Stealth for the Nano.

Got the Ananda Stealth for 192 euros and finds it different but good coming from their Cloud Alpha.

Tried both and preferred the Ananda Stealth, which sounded more controlled and natural, with much better comfort than the Edition XS.

Has the Ananda Stealth and can clearly hear their PC fans under load through it.

Loves everything about the Ananda Stealth's sound, but its 398 g weight hurts their injured neck.

The Ananda Stealth V3 was their favourite of the cheaper HiFiMAN models before they moved up to the Arya Organic.

Their Ananda Stealth on a Jotunheim 2 sounds great but sometimes a tad too bright and detailed.

The Ananda Stealth V3 is their first real headphone and they are fascinated.

Finds their Ananda Stealth good sounding.

Is very happy with the Ananda Stealth's stock tuning and soundstage without EQ, after the HD560S and several Beyerdynamics.

Moved from the DT990 Pro to the Ananda Stealth V3 and is happy with the detail but finds the tuning fatiguing without EQ.

Really enjoys their Ananda Stealth on a HiBy R6 III.

Their Ananda Stealth drivers died after the warranty ended.

Their Ananda Stealth runs a little bright but doesn't need EQ, and is more energetic than the HD 6XX.

The Ananda Stealth is basically the Edition XS but a bit brighter, without the treble peak the XS has for them.

Owns both: the Arya Stealth is maybe 20 percent better, but the Ananda Stealth is half the price.

Their refurbished Ananda Stealth was good value at about 150 euros, but needed Dekoni nuggets to stop jaw pressure.

Their Ananda Stealth has a tonal character they like, but with the brightness and forwardness of most HIFIMANs.

Their Ananda Stealth has survived four years of drops and a German shepherd and still sounds great, apart from a headband they broke themselves; comfortable for years.

Prefers the Ananda Stealth over the Ananda Nano, which is too harsh for them.

Got the Ananda Stealth but couldn't get used to its sibilance and rumbling, artificial-sounding bass, and went back to the HD 650 on a Crack amp.