Sennheiser HD-598s are the most comfortable headphones I've had the opportunity to use. I recommend these wholeheartedly for any first-time hi-fi buyer because of their excellent soundstage and...
I just received my SigPros (bought from a fellow head-fi'er), and now have several hours with them. They are great headphones. Agree with most of what everyone's saying about them. These...
Beats out the Bose Triport, the HD 202 and HD 435s, the AT M35 and AT M50. Just try it and see. Extremely comfortable (I wear mine while commuting and studying, for about 5+ hours a day). Bought...
When I first put them on on I though that the highs will blow my head off. My ears got tired after 10 - 15 minutes. I though I would throw them out of the window. But having read some good...
The AD900 sounds great even off a Sansa Clip. It's often described as the poor man's K701/DT880 because of that.
The drivers are very big, the impedence is low so they gain a good bit of power that is needed from an amp. A high end pc sound card will drive them well, but an amp like the Little Dot I+ is just ideal for them.
Yeah you don't need an amp per se, but given that little extra juice from something like a high end graphics card (such as the STX which has an on board amp) it makes them sing.
When you say headamp do you specifically mean a headphone amplifier? Everybody has told you that it makes little difference so I think it is safe to say that you don't need one yet, not at least until you've heard them first and decided if they're okay. If you really want to improve SQ, I'd focus on a source upgrade instead in which case the D4 would be fine.
When you say headamp do you specifically mean a headphone amplifier? Everybody has told you that it makes little difference so I think it is safe to say that you don't need one yet, not at least until you've heard them first and decided if they're okay. If you really want to improve SQ, I'd focus on a source upgrade instead in which case the D4 would be fine.