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post #106 of 115

To go out on a limb here. If you've heard a loudspeaker set up with EDM...they hit really hard. That's the Pro 900. If you've heard a decent set up with an actual subwoofer...that's the XB700/1000. 

 

The impact isn't there, but the bass is huge and goes deep. 
 

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This.  After owning the Pro 900 and then switching to the Denon D5000, I've discovered that loud bass doesn't necessarily mean it sounds like an actual subwoofer.  The D5000 has a much more realistic bass that goes so deep and hits hard when it needs to, and it tricks my brain into thinking a sub is on much more than the Pro 900s ever did, even though the Pro 900s clearly have more bass quantity. 

 

I haven't heard the XB1000, so maybe it has this bass as well, I"m just pointing out that bass volume does not equal subwoofer-ish-ness.  < best word I've ever made up right there biggrin.gif
 



 



 

 

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post #107 of 115

Definitely.  Like I said, I haven't heard the XB1000 to compare it with the D5000, but so far it has the most subwoofer bass I've heard in a headphone.  I would love to try the Sony, though, as I'm sure it compares beautifully.

post #108 of 115

DjAmTraX, I tried scrubbing through the thread to find my answer, but to no avail.

 

What headphone stand is that (below)?

 

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post #109 of 115
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DjAmTraX, I tried scrubbing through the thread to find my answer, but to no avail.

 

What headphone stand is that (below)?

 

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That stand comes with Sony's SA-5000, though it may be possible to purchase the stand itself directly from Sony.
 

 

post #110 of 115

Thanks.

post #111 of 115

So, from what im gathering, the pro 900 feels compartmentalized, so the highs feel placed in a different area than the bass and result in sort of a mushed yet dynamic sound. 

 

The xb1000 from what ive gathered is more fluid and authoritative both in the demonstration of the highs, soundstage and lows.

 

Could you talk about the mid recession in the xb1000, if there is any? I'd like to know what voices sound like. Would you say they are on volume level with the rest of the instruments or pushed back a level?

 

 

post #112 of 115

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post #113 of 115

beerchug.gif  Just what we needed, a site that sells only Beats!  Thanks hfrakvich.  You da man!
 

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I find a new Web site : http://www.ourearphones.com

It look's something nice



 

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Originally Posted by hfrakvich View Post

I find a new Web site : http://www.ourearphones.com

It look's something nice



 



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beerchug.gif  Just what we needed, a site that sells only Beats!  Thanks hfrakvich.  You da man!

 


Considering it's all Monster products you would have thought they would at least have Turbines but they don't even have that. rolleyes.gif

 

post #115 of 115

the 1000s are 300 msrp and you can find them for 200 if you're lucky. 

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