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post #16 of 65
I own a pair of M50s and what cakensaur said "but i don't agree with the treble, its quite screechy at times and came across as painful on a few tracks." is completely accurate. They are a pretty good headphone though and as a first high end headphone you may not even realize there is anything off about them. The M50s aren't a bad first but especially since price isn't too high and all around they are pretty good. And the M50 may also be uncomfortable for you as well, there was a clamp at the top of my head when I first got them that somewhat went away after stretching but still slightly bothers me, but on the other hand my brother has always found them comfortable and never complained of a clamp. So that may be another consideration when choosing a pair.
Edited by ramsrdebest - 1/12/13 at 12:10pm
post #17 of 65
Thread Starter 
If I get the Dt770 I would likely need an amp wouldn't I? I use my apple air and iPhone 5 as my source
post #18 of 65

you wouldn't so much need an amp, however you would benefit from getting one.

Even a tiny one like a Fiio E6 would be beneficial.

post #19 of 65
Thread Starter 
80ohm version the recommended one? And that was planning on that amp because it seems small enough to help but cheap
post #20 of 65

yeah.. its actually fairly decent for the price as well (e6). E11 again if you wanna step it up.. which is a bit smaller than an iphone.

80 ohm Dt770 is the bassiest Dt770. i have it, its excellent for its price, incredibly comfortable and while a little on the bright side, i don't find them overly so.. it actually gives a fair amount of energy to music which is very needed i find.

post #21 of 65
Thread Starter 
I never knew headphones could be so intricate. I guess I have a lot to learn. And I have a feeling I'll become and audiophile in no time.

So it looks like I may order the Dt770 80ohm with an amp too. See which of the 3 I prefer and give amazon the rest back. Thankfully prime pays off
post #22 of 65

Headphones are very diverse. with lots of flavours.

its all about finding what flavours you like really.

 

I hope you are satisfied with something you buy!

maybe you will end up keeping all 3? ;)

post #23 of 65
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Originally Posted by Cakensaur View Post

Headphones are very diverse. with lots of flavours.
its all about finding what flavours you like really.

I hope you are satisfied with something you buy!
maybe you will end up keeping all 3? wink.gif

Yeah, maybe if my textbooks weren't $1200 this semester I would...stupid law school
post #24 of 65

ouch.. $1200.. 

I think i'd cry if i had to spend that much on books i didn't wanna read ;)

post #25 of 65
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Yeah, maybe if my textbooks weren't $1200 this semester I would...stupid law school


I've heard law school reading material is expensive... but holy cow!

post #26 of 65

You don't need an amp for the DT770 I run mine straight out my iphone 4s, They really are a great headphone The best way to describe is musical and full of life. They are also built like a tank i use mine as my portable i've sat on it(i weigh 255lbs),dropped it and still like new lol. 


Edited by TheReem - 1/12/13 at 3:27pm
post #27 of 65
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Yeah, maybe if my textbooks weren't $1200 this semester I would...stupid law school

That seems fairly alright. I just spent $500 on two text books alone. (Mechanics and Electronics) I haven't counted all my receipts but I think I am near the $2000 region this semester for books.

 

I bet your tuition is higher though ha ha. 

post #28 of 65

an E6 doesn't do anything except eq changes and volume boosting imo...

post #29 of 65
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an E6 doesn't do anything except eq changes and volume boosting imo...


Isn't that what I'd be looking for if the iPhone wasn't loud enough?
post #30 of 65
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Isn't that what I'd be looking for if the iPhone wasn't loud enough?

well yeah if you need volume only the E6 would be good, just that it doesn't really drive the headphone's qualities out

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