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Originally Posted by ankitjain1983
Hi Nimble turtle,
I was the one who PM you. I think i am not allowed to send more than 2 PM messages... BTW my needs are as...
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Originally Posted by Focker
Grado bass is very articulate, clean and accurate...part of the reason why I love them...but they won't extend as deep as other options. Imaging is often spot on, and sound stage is...
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Originally Posted by nimbostruck14
sounds good thank you everybody for the reply's. I'm kinda second gessin both of them though. so is there maybe an alternative that are like the sennheiser's except have more...
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Originally Posted by silversurfer616
Do you think he should have his speakers in the office then?
If he is fine with being fired from his job, I highly recommend...
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Originally Posted by RudeWolf
I wouldn't say that Mike's full of it, but one must keep in mind certain things when reading his impressions. First off he tends to change his opinions and secondly he has...
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Originally Posted by RudeWolf
I'm pretty sure that with proper amplification the HD580 would be more refined than the HD598. That also depends on the material and source.
Surprisingly, Mike from Headfonia...
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Originally Posted by layums
Ha. Fairly subjective is the "good sound" bit and there's more to music than bass. Or is there?
Exactly. Noobs are always looking for "balanced sound" or something like "great bass...
Since you're looking for something that's not too big, go with the M80s. I think they're not as good noise isolation wise as the M50s but for your needs, I'd say get it.
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Originally Posted by nimbostruck14
Both of them for me are the same style wise. Which one has a better sound quality? Value? Stability? etc. I will be using an amp for either headphone. I'll mostly be...
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Originally Posted by Playstation
The 555s were for competitive gaming. My 598s were for competitive gaming & classical music. Neither of which have bass. And if I was speaking about bass and the 555s in the...