Posts by JayB18

Its not bad but for close to the same price you can get better.  No midbass hump and lack of sub bass make them sound thin and weak with a lot of stuff. MS-1 or DT440 are better and can be bought around the same price.

  Quote: Originally Posted by Hykr3n  I curently own a Grado sr60I i im looking at the ad700 will they fit good for gaming too?   Im listening to all style of musics and found the grado cool...

The M50s don't lack bass. Its boosted over all the other frequencies so saying you don't want to get used to the lack of bass means to me you want something really bassy. The sony xb500/700  or q40 get recommended here for that....

Quote: Originally Posted by JBS0  So basically the 80 ohms will be good for all genres of music right, but it will still provide the bass that i want?   I listen to ( J pop, rock , hip hop , pop,...

Beyer DT440 or MS-1. AD900 might be ok too if you don't mind less bass than the HD598.

Has anybody hear heard the AD900 or DT440 and HD598. Im looking for an open phone that is more or less on the same level as them but with a better balanced response (more bass than the AD900 and less treble than the DT440). ...

Open: DT440, HD598, or AD900 (though theses are a bit light on bass) Closed: DT250 (80 ohm version is probably easier to drive if only using the Cowon. Treble is a bit laid back)

Quote: Originally Posted by donunus  The graphs are pretty spot on. 3-4db is quite a bit especially when it is about an octave worth of frequencies that are boosted. I used to also have the dt440 but thought...

The graphs for the 2 phones are nearly identical minus the 3-4db midbass hump and treble rolloff around 12-13000hz on the 80 ohm version. Is this more or less what you are hearing between the 2? I have the 80 ohm version and i am more...

The graphs look very similar on the 80 ohm and 250 are very close overall minus the slight midbass hump below 500hz and slightly rolled off treble somewhere above 10,000hz. 500hz to 10000hz is very close.  I wonder how much of...