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Quote: Originally Posted by proton007  Did you plug them into the headphone out? If yes then the chances of blowing your headphones are small. Also try turning off the EQ and whatever settings you changed to...
Quote: Originally Posted by proton007  An EQ should not blow the headphone. If you were using an amp, then maybe. Most of the times, a blown speaker's bass is where you can see the change. The 'thud' will sound loose,...
Quote: Originally Posted by proton007  An EQ should not blow the headphone. If you were using an amp, then maybe. Most of the times, a blown speaker's bass is where you can see the change. The 'thud' will sound loose,...
I put on my DT 990's when I got home tonight and they sound horrible all of a sudden. I have no idea what's wrong. I checked my receiver, sounds card, etc, everything appears to be functioning normally. I was EQ'ing my headphones last...
Optical out from both
Quote: Originally Posted by Wiggum  Haha, you've just thrown a whole new component into the mix with AV receivers... It's funny, I had no idea this morning that the dry skin and irritation in my ear from the...
Quote: Originally Posted by Fegefeuer  Xonar cards tend to make them sound brighter though. I have an STX and I could reproduce a difference to my J3 or X-Fi Titanium with my Ultrasones.   I've tried them...
Quote: Originally Posted by BradleyC  I haven't tried the 990s, but I do find the closely related 880s quite bright. Especially if you compare them to your Senn 205s (i used to own a pair)....   Here...
Quote: Originally Posted by alv4426  Maybe the 880s would be more to your liking they are like a calmed down version of the 990s, less bass and a little less treble. But maybe a little too...
Quote: Originally Posted by Wiggum  Ok so I'm a little confused... If I were to get the Fiio E10, I would have the headphones plugged into the amp, and the amp would go into the computer through...
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