I use a Shure SE535 with my iPhone when I'm going out, but I currently use a Denon D2000 with a Fiio E10 for desktop use. The Denons are extremely comfortable for long periods of use, but I sometimes still find myself swapping to the Shure SE535s to listen to music. As a result, I'm thinking about upgrading my full size headphones. Would the HE-400 be a big improvement? Or should I just keep saving up cash? (I did just order the Schiit Magni/Modi so I'm already hoping to see a difference!)
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Denon D2000... now what? HE-400?
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