The Sennheiser HD 700 is actually my favorite looking headphones. But it's $1000 and apparently isn't as good as the $400 HE-400 that I have. IF it sounded like $1000, I would have bought it.
Does the printed text rub off really easy for anyone else? I first noticed the "R" indicator was missing a chunk so I rubbed off both it and the "L". I'll probably just remove all the text for a slightly cleaner look. It's a good thing...
^ I actually went from the HD 558 to the HE-400, but I can't say I spent much time comparing them. Was too busy with HE-400, and I sold the 558s soon afterwards.....I guess that speaks for itself :D. All I can say is that the HE-400's...
The HE-400s have basically made me give up on expensive IEMs. Sold my Triple.Fi 10 to buy the Westone 4R not two weeks ago, and I'm already selling them. For having a higher MSRP than the HE-400, they're a notable step down to me....
HiFiMAN's choice of connectors could be better, but they're not too bad. I don't have any problems with them really. My complaint is that they're positioned straight down and hit my shoulder area. I would really like for them to be...
They work perfectly and are in very, very good cosmetic condition. The cable and housing are basically in mint condition. All the original tips are included except for the medium sized grey silicone ones (I doubt you'll want to use...
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Originally Posted by oh****gorillas
I'm using the stock tips but they're decent in terms of seal and isolation. I can't hear two people having a conversation three feet away but I also can't hear any bass...