The JVC HA M750's were my first "real" pair of headphones. Previously, I had just used iPod headphones and cheap 10 dollar headphones from my local grocery store. As such, I was very impressed by...
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The ASG-2 is Aurisonics' second (official) foray into the world of iems. The guys over at Aurisonics cater primarily to the music professional crowd, and their products are...
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The sound produced by the HD558 is rich, a bit light, and isn't bloated with bass which is a good thing. It has a crisp treble and punchy bass, very great...
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In the past 2 years VentureCraft has been successfully creating amps and DAC/Amp packaged components with their GD-03, Go-DAP 4.0 for iPhone 4(s), and Go-DAP X for their...
A friend of mine needed a new headphone, which was cheap, closed and good sounding. I said to him, dream on friend it will be very tough to find a headphone with those criteria.
But then after...
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.