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Originally Posted by myap2328 View Post

Sorry guys, but I'm disappointed with the sig DJ. It isn't burnt in yet but I doubt it is a night an day difference. It maybe underpowered but I ain't sure, using a p4 warbler with iPhone 4S. It lacks the warmth of a denon the bass is tight and punchy but slightly ever laid back. It laks te opened of a hd650 oh well. Seems like in gonna get the d7k

EDIT: The sound quality is great, but it isn't to my sonic signature.

Yeah, based on their response I was worried the peak (i think it was between 3-4khz) to make them sound a bit hard. However, I like darker headphones too.

post #5582 of 6377
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Originally Posted by Docks View Post

Yeah, based on their response I was worried the peak (i think it was between 3-4khz) to make them sound a bit hard. However, I like darker headphones too.

You may want to read some other reviews or listen to them for yourself. They are smooth as silk to my ears. Some reviewers have even said they are TOO smooth.  I'm not saying he didn't hear what he heard, but his description doesn't really match up with any other impressions I've seen. When he said the Bass was "laid back" I had to wonder if we were listening to the same headphone. I mean, everyone is welcome to their opinion, but I'd look at the overall ratings and not put too much faith in one person's opinion (including mine).  Not everyone hears things the same way... or describes things in the same way.  wink.gif


Edited by bareyb - 3/22/13 at 5:44pm
post #5583 of 6377
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Originally Posted by bareyb View Post

You may want to read some other reviews or listen to them for yourself. They are smooth as silk to my ears. Some reviewers have even said they are TOO smooth.  I'm not saying he didn't hear what he heard, but his description doesn't really match up with any other impressions I've seen. When he said the Bass was "laid back" I had to wonder if we were listening to the same headphone. I mean, everyone is welcome to their opinion, but I'd look at the overall ratings and not put too much faith in one person's opinion (including mine).  Not everyone hears things the same way... or describes things in the same way.  wink.gif

Okay the bass is there, but it wasn't like as much as I thought(isn't a bad thing),there's good detail retrieval and clarity but IMO I find it lacking openness and also maybe not as warm as some of the Japanese woodies. Sorry if I mislead anyone. I like dark-warm-bassy cans, which sound clear, detailed and open. The Si DJ is a GREAT Hp in SQ, I just don't like the sonic signature(I prefer the lushness of the HD650/Denon Dxxx/LCD-2).
It is a great can I repeat again just not to my sonic signature!
post #5584 of 6377
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Originally Posted by Oregonian View Post

I have been running a double amp combo since I think Craigster wrote about it a while back.  I had been running it like this - 

Source (iPhone 4 or 5) out via Fiio LOD into my E-11 on high gain, then out of that into the ZO, set on high gain (critical point) and on highest RED contour (highest bass output), and from there into the phones (in my case usually Q-40's. The E-11 is the volume control.  

Now however, I just got a Schiit Magni and even though it is a great amp it needs the extra bass only a basshead can understand so THAT takes the place of the E-11.  It sounds even better than the E-11, as it should.  

What I found the double amping adds is better overall depth of sound, bass at low volume levels (almost like a loudness switch has been set), and obviously max bass at all volumes.   

The purists have criticized me/us for this, but really, it's about individual preference and what works for YOU.  I could care less what they say.   I love the sound.  

Ok I'll definitely try it then smily_headphones1.gif Thanks for the advice (and nice Schiit you got there, you must have a so deep rumble).

Gopanthersgo I need to wait a bit before doing anymore buying, but thank you for the info, I keep you in mind wink.gif

Talking about warm phones, does wood brings that much difference with headphones? In a hollow body / acoustic I can understand, but I've more imagined that these would compare to, well, Stratocaster?

What kind of wood is the best then? Heavy, light, dense, fine? "Wet", "dry"?
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Originally Posted by Vanarian View Post

Ok I'll definitely try it then smily_headphones1.gif Thanks for the advice (and nice Schiit you got there, you must have a so deep rumble).

Gopanthersgo I need to wait a bit before doing anymore buying, but thank you for the info, I keep you in mind wink.gif

Talking about warm phones, does wood brings that much difference with headphones? In a hollow body / acoustic I can understand, but I've more imagined that these would compare to, well, Stratocaster?

What kind of wood is the best then? Heavy, light, dense, fine? "Wet", "dry"?

I'm not sure about that but it seems like most warm headphones are woodies. (Ala D5K, LCD-2)
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Originally Posted by myap2328 View Post


Okay the bass is there, but it wasn't like as much as I thought(isn't a bad thing),there's good detail retrieval and clarity but IMO I find it lacking openness and also maybe not as warm as some of the Japanese woodies. Sorry if I mislead anyone. I like dark-warm-bassy cans, which sound clear, detailed and open. The Si DJ is a GREAT Hp in SQ, I just don't like the sonic signature(I prefer the lushness of the HD650/Denon Dxxx/LCD-2).
It is a great can I repeat again just not to my sonic signature!

Okay. I understand that a lot better. They definitely aren' what I'd call dark, and I also expected more Bass, similar in scope to the Q40s. These are more like the Pro 900's Bass, but with a deeper bottom end. I think I"m happy with the level they chose though. I've EQ'd them up for more and I always end up turning it back down because it messes with the balance with the Vocals. 


Edited by bareyb - 3/22/13 at 7:47pm
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Originally Posted by myap2328 View Post


I'm not sure about that but it seems like most warm headphones are woodies. (Ala D5K, LCD-2)

not true, i have a wooden w1000x and it's warm but not NEARLY as warm as the Mad Dog q.q [which is plastic!] 

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Originally Posted by Mshenay View Post

nice to finally see you here Violin, welcome welcome.

 

Panda San used to roam around here to but psh he's done and gone left us q.q

 

non the less, I like the bass on my w1000x BUT I like my TIGHT leaner bass on the Dt 880 and 990 respectivly. So for me, I might dig the sig pro if it's a very lean and clean kinda amp! 

 

I'm not too to crazy about OMG WARM cans, the Mad Dog was to warm for me, and the w1000x, is just right <3. But while it's bass has a nice blend of lush and tight, it's still not open can bass, so no me gusta 

:D I am here at long last.

 

Panda mk III at your service.

 

Tight as in more refined?

 

Glad you're content with the w1000x!

 

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Originally Posted by KuroTaka View Post

What about the doof doof doof?

psh. too much slam.

post #5589 of 6377
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Originally Posted by MrViolin View Post
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Tight as in more refined?

 

no tight as in TIGHT, you van hear the differance. More taught bass better impact, quicker impact ect... Tight bass xD yea refined is a word to

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Originally Posted by Mshenay View Post

no tight as in TIGHT, you van hear the differance. More taught bass better impact, quicker impact ect... Tight bass xD yea refined is a word to

oh, ok :3 

post #5591 of 6377
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Originally Posted by Mshenay View Post

not true, i have a wooden w1000x and it's warm but not NEARLY as warm as the Mad Dog q.q [which is plastic!] 

Well most, but I'm not sure.
post #5592 of 6377

Oh my gosh! I totally forgot to say this. When I was auditioning some "high-end" cans, I was amazed by the D7100 bass. The d7.1k isn't liked here (headfi) because of the overwhelming bass, but since no amount of bass is too much for us, those who got some cash to spare for high-end bassy closed (actually isolating unlike their previous line) which actually sound good ( comparing to other closed cans). Just some info: It isn't exactly very warm (which is how I like it), but I'm considering to give these hps a shot because of its oh all so awesome bass.....
 

Well-to-do headfiers outdo who are craving for bass and want some isolation and want good sound (even out of an ipod), the d7.1k should be on your list!

 

EDIT: Just check the FR out! http://graphs.headphone.com/graphCompare.php?graphType=0&graphID[]=3921

post #5593 of 6377
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Originally Posted by myap2328 View Post

Oh my gosh! I totally forgot to say this. When I was auditioning some "high-end" cans, I was amazed by the D7100 bass. The d7.1k isn't liked here (headfi) because of the overwhelming bass, but since no amount of bass is too much for us, those who got some cash to spare for high-end bassy closed (actually isolating unlike their previous line) which actually sound good ( comparing to other closed cans). Just some info: It isn't exactly very warm (which is how I like it), but I'm considering to give these hps a shot because of its oh all so awesome bass.....
 

Well-to-do headfiers outdo who are craving for bass and want some isolation and want good sound (even out of an ipod), the d7.1k should be on your list!

 

EDIT: Just check the FR out! http://graphs.headphone.com/graphCompare.php?graphType=0&graphID[]=3921


I have not heard the D7100, but did briefly own the D600 which uses the same driver and has a similar sound.  I felt the bass was like orthos where is it present, but there is just no punch.  They didn't reproduce that club or home theater experience where you feel the air moving from the bass like you do with the Sig DJ, M-100, Q40 or other dynamic, punch basshead cans.

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Originally Posted by Craigster75 View Post


I have not heard the D7100, but did briefly own the D600 which uses the same driver and has a similar sound.  I felt the bass was like orthos where is it present, but there is just no punch.  They didn't reproduce that club or home theater experience where you feel the air moving from the bass like you do with the Sig DJ, M-100, Q40 or other dynamic, punch basshead cans.

like the xb 500 and 700, the 700 will vibrate ur brains <3 

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Originally Posted by Mshenay View Post

like the xb 500 and 700, the 700 will vibrate ur brains <3 


Yes, those are a hurricane. The D600/D7100 is a seabreeze.

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