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there's no denying they are a good lookin pair of phones. How is the comfort level?
I have no issues with their comfort but out of the box the Ultrasone headphones normally have a tight grip on your head if your head is as large as mine.
Owning a pair of HFI-2200's I can say that the S-logic does it's job fairly good. But not in the sound stage department.
For sound stage, my K701 blows the HFI out of the water. But because the decentralised positioning of the driver in the ultrasones the sound will reflect in your ear first. You know, through the anti-helix ant stuff. This ensures that the sound comes in as natural as possible for a headphone. Thode weird shapes in your ear amplify and influence the different frequencies. So your ear shapes the music for you. As it would in a natural situation.
So I notice this very clearly. It sounds much 'easier' than any other headphone. Though in my opinion it doesn't sound any more spacier.
There's a perfectly logical explenation for that too, but no time to explain this right now..
and yes, I too would advise to try the PL750 first, or maybe the HFI2200.
greetz
i can't WAIT to get my 2200's!
eric b
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ultrasonisto (proline 750, proline 2500, dj1 pro, hfi 2200 on their way when northern sound gets them in)
(source) -> ray samuel audio hornet m -> pro750/2500
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