This is one of the last things you need to upgrade when your making your portable rig. Vs the fiio L9 this lod cable was a big step up. The first thing that will hit you is the increase in...
Thanks to NoiseHush for the review sample!!
Here we have the NoiseHush i7 Noise Cancelling headphones.
These headphones have some high points, but fall a bit short in terms of...
Introduction
First off, I’d like to thank the folks at Audio-Technica for the sample of the WS77 for review.
Yes, I’ve been on something of a roll recently with Audio-Technica...
(caution: this is a long review (I know this because I just typed it out in Word and it spanned 7 pages!)
I think this is a long awaited review of the 1Plus2s. I've had the stock cable for...
I have been looking for "THAT" amp, the one for me. I tried a WA6SE, and it had a problem with distorted bass. I have the Lyr, but looking to upgrade. The soloist is really the only other amp...
It sounds like you're getting distortion on the output, rather than it being a problem with the headphones.
Was there any reduction in the distortion when you turned off the enhancements?
Although I've not had any experience with the senn 558, I used to have the 555 (the older version of the 558) and had no issues whatsoever with any distortion.
If are sensetive to ddistortions, I would recommend you to avoid headphone that has emphasis/boost at 6KHz-8KHz & at 100Hz. Give the K550 a shot. To my memory, it have extreme clarity with minimum unwanted noise. Hope this help!
@Billson: I want to have a good bass an addition to clarity....
@calboa, when I turn the enhancements off the voice ONLY will get distorted. But if I turn base enhancer(increase the bass a little bit) the bass will distort and the voice will be distorted even more !
Sounds like it's an issue with the sound card rather than the headphones, especially if you've had the same distortions with two different pairs.
If you're using the on-board sound, I'd say that getting a sound card would be your best bet, and if you're still getting distortion after that then I haven't got a clue what's happening.
Nope, shouldn't be. As far as I know, you've got to crank the volume beyond the pain threshold to cause decent headphones to distort the way that you're describing.
So getting distortion on HD 558 on 70% volume is NOT normal, correct ?
Looks like you've deleted much of your original post so I'm not sure of the details of your situation. 70% volume on what (what are you plugging them into)? BTW, no its not normal, but one man's 70% volume might be 80db and another's might be 110db so who knows. I need more info to help you.