The Music Streamer II (not +) is good, but I doubt it will make a big difference over a cheaper DAC - it didn't for me. I don't know why people automatically turn to to the expensive + version - can't possibly be worth it.
No, I definitely tried unplugging and plugging, and also switching, the cables.
I was definitely quite rough with the PX100s (actually I would probably still continue to buy them if they were available, no other portable headphone will ever compare) but I treated the HD650 like a queen. It certainly seems to be the driver.
The issue that I mentioned is where the internal contacts with the cable break. Inside is a pretty flimsy little wire, if you open them up you may be able to see if it broke, or if the springs are not making a good contact.
Noisy is a free white/pink noise generator for OS X, very simply interface, ON/White/Pink 3 buttons in a small window.
There is also a $15 AudioTest which has wave generators and noise generators, it has a free trial, but after the second launch it prompts a registration window every few minutes, but it still functions.
Crank your headphones up to moderate to you listening leves, nothing too crazy and let them do their thing, that's not saying you can't just listen to music too and let them evolve.
This may not be the appropriate place, but I was wondering if anyone could recommend an alternative to the HD650. The left speaker on mine went dead 2 weeks after the 2 year warranty expired. After going through 4 pairs of PX100s that broke, and now this, I've decided to not buy Sennheiser products any more on principle. I love their headphones (when they work) but I would just feel like a complete sucker if I continued buying their products.
So if anyone knows of an open headphone that is wonderful quality, with a similar veiled (low on treble, higher on bass and mids) Sennheiser house sound I'd love to hear suggestions.
No, I definitely tried unplugging and plugging, and also switching, the cables.
I was definitely quite rough with the PX100s (actually I would probably still continue to buy them if they were available, no other portable headphone will ever compare) but I treated the HD650 like a queen. It certainly seems to be the driver.
Currently going back and forth on HD-650 and HE-500's. The 650 has a much more enticing price range. But I already own an HD-600 (which I love. I love the clarity and the acoustics, but found the bass lacking).
Currently going back and forth on HD-650 and HE-500's. The 650 has a much more enticing price range. But I already own an HD-600 (which I love. I love the clarity and the acoustics, but found the bass lacking).
The Music Streamer II (not +) is good, but I doubt it will make a big difference over a cheaper DAC - it didn't for me. I don't know why people automatically turn to to the expensive + version - can't possibly be worth it.
I own both the HRT Streamer II and the + version, to be honest I can't detect much difference if any other then the price difference. Maybe is my source aren't the best quality, but I won't recommend people buy the + version for extra 200 dollars.
I own both the HRT Streamer II and the + version, to be honest I can't detect much difference if any other then the price difference. Maybe is my source aren't the best quality, but I won't recommend people buy the + version for extra 200 dollars.
Hey guys, I am currently using a pair of LCD 2 Rev 2s, however have got a deal for a pair of hd650s very cheap. Do you guys think I should get it? Will I be dissapointed by the sound? (Btw, I intend to recable them for balanced operation) Thanks in advance.
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