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post #16 of 21

Congrats on your 558 purchase. They're a fantastic little pair of headpones, with a nice upfront midrange to keep things interesting, as you've already noticed. Not so sure about your headache problems - I've never found my 558s fatiguing. Then again, I am a Grado owner, so maybe I'm more tolerant of forward upper-midranges than some others. I use an E7 to drive my 558s, and it's a great cheap amp/DAC for them. All the hissing from your internal sound should be gone, and things might sound a bit more balanced than your internal sound due to the E7s low output impedance (it's possible you've got great internal sound, but from your description of it hissing, it sounds unlikely). As for the ground loop problem, I do have a friend who still has mains hum on her USB headset, so I'm not 100% sure it will solve that problem. Still, the E7 is such a flexible tool that if you were already prepared to spend that money, I wouldn't hesitate too much about it. 

 

If you're looking for an adaptor for 1/4 to 3.5mm, I would take a look at the Grado one (google Grado adaptor). It's a bit more expensive than some others, but it's got a short bit of wire between the two ends that alleviates the stress a very long jack/adaptor combo can put on the port. 

post #17 of 21
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Originally Posted by Arleus View Post

If you're looking for an adaptor for 1/4 to 3.5mm, I would take a look at the Grado one (google Grado adaptor). It's a bit more expensive than some others, but it's got a short bit of wire between the two ends that alleviates the stress a very long jack/adaptor combo can put on the port. 


why bother with that when there's a Sennheiser one?

 

http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/601983-REG/Sennheiser_092595_3_5mm_Plug_to_6_3mm.html

 

Might as well keep it all the same.

 

post #18 of 21
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That's the one I've been looking at. It comes out to $10 vs the Grado's $15. Still though, I don't like how the shipping doubles the otherwise $5. Maybe I can find it in a store somewhere.

 

At the moment, I'm using the included 1/4 to 1/8 adapter, then I just have an 1/8 to 1/8 extension cable. It essentially does the same thing as the adapter and only costs $1.

 

post #19 of 21
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WOW, really?....Thats a bit...get an amp LOL you will feel a huge improvement, something like Little Dot MKIII


 

Yeah the HD600/HD650's run off of the iPhone. Now does it run well, that is a whole different story... Let's just say you will make your $600 headphones sound like $200 headphones at best.

post #20 of 21
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Originally Posted by GigaFi View Post

Can't think of a better first post than to say I just sold my pair of Beats Studios and have a pair of Sennheiser 558s incoming :)

 

 



YAY!@#@!#@#!#@#

 

you will love your sennheisers alot. they wont have as much bass as the beats, but will sound alot better overall.

 

 

post #21 of 21

Good choice! :)

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