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post #106 of 168
1/11/13 at 11:19pm
what genre do u listen.. when u use ur px100 ii?
well i hv tried all genres on them i like to listen to classics and jazz(it takes u to another world). well rock and metal sound good too but i prefer hd700 for them.. i am selling my hd598..(its junk for me now.)
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post #107 of 168
1/11/13 at 11:43pm
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Who me? If so, every genre. Senns' usually do well with most if not all genres.

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post #108 of 168
1/11/13 at 11:47pm
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Who me? If so, every genre. Senns' usually do well with most if not all genres.
everyone who use px100 ii.. thx for the reply btw.
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post #109 of 168
1/13/13 at 4:11am
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Who me? If so, every genre. Senns' usually do well with most if not all genres.

I agree.

Jazz
Blues
Rock
Classical
Anything, really!
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post #110 of 168
1/13/13 at 5:31am
u guyz r like me... we can not live without our px100 ii i believe.. smily_headphones1.gif
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post #111 of 168
1/13/13 at 9:23am

how much do that leak??? and how's the isolation？

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post #112 of 168
1/13/13 at 12:21pm
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how much do that leak??? and how's the isolation？
these r open back headphones so they will leak.. isolation is poor . prefer closed hps like px 200 ii if u need isolation...
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post #113 of 168
1/15/13 at 1:45am

Hi!

I have px100 II. At first I considered them as a bit too bassy, but, later I start to like that sound more and more. Now, px100 II is perfect for me (for listen music), but I am curious: are they, generally, belong to 'neutral' or 'heavy bassy' headphones?

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post #114 of 168
1/15/13 at 4:37am
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Hi!
I have px100 II. At first I considered them as a bit too bassy, but, later I start to like that sound more and more. Now, px100 II is perfect for me (for listen music), but I am curious: are they, generally, belong to 'neutral' or 'heavy bassy' headphones?
see its not at all considered as "bassy" .. these r warm. u hv to tweak the eq to get the neutral sound so these r neither neutral. but these r closed to neutral. they sound as good as hd600 IMHO
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post #115 of 168
1/17/13 at 1:38am
One question:
The pads of PX100II, are fatter than the PX100?
 
I have the two and see the PX100II fatter.
 

Edited by Quimi - 1/17/13 at 1:40am
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post #116 of 168
1/17/13 at 2:41pm
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see its not at all considered as "bassy" .. these r warm. u hv to tweak the eq to get the neutral sound so these r neither neutral. but these r closed to neutral. they sound as good as hd600 IMHO


thanks... Ok, just above neutral... confused me very mixed reviews of consumers, on many forums... I guess it's beacuse there is two groups- owners of original and owners of fake px100 II, maybe wink_face.gif

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post #117 of 168
1/17/13 at 2:58pm
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see its not at all considered as "bassy" .. these r warm. u hv to tweak the eq to get the neutral sound so these r neither neutral. but these r closed to neutral. they sound as good as hd600 IMHO

 

I don't know man, I find them to have quite a bit of bass emphasis (not that I mind). Maybe I just haven't head a truly bass heavy headphone though.

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post #118 of 168
1/17/13 at 9:20pm
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I don't know man, I find them to have quite a bit of bass emphasis (not that I mind). Maybe I just haven't head a truly bass heavy headphone though.

The old PX100 were certainly bassy.

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post #119 of 168
1/17/13 at 11:52pm
I have the H650.También I have The PX100II.
For now, do not sound similar. They are much more Bassier the PX 100.
Do they need a lot of burn-in?

Edited by Quimi - 1/17/13 at 11:53pm
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post #120 of 168
1/18/13 at 2:28am
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I have the H650.También I have The PX100II.
For now, do not sound similar. They are much more Bassier the PX 100.
Do they need a lot of burn-in?
burn atleast for 150 hrs then they will gv there perfect output..
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