R Giskard
Used to work for HAD Audiolab
Previously known as Akatona.
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Hello guys!
I would like to ask for some help with respect to my future headphones for quiet listening in the evening. My equipment is Bryston (BDP-1 player, BDA-2 D/A converter, BHA-1 headphone amplifier) and Sennheiser HD800 with it's CH800S cable. What I would like is to have a pair of headphones that would sound good without the need to have it pushed high in volume. The headphones need not be on the level of the HD800 of course.
What I have considered is something like a Grado GS1000e or something similar that has a certain signature of it's own. It would also be good if such a headphone would be more forgiving with suboptimal recordings - trading detail for music flow I suppose. I suspect AKG K812 is wonderful but I doubt it would be what I am looking for in this case and it is more likely it is more similar to HD800 than different. Headphones will be difficult to audition I'm afraid so I depend on you guys to point me in the right direction.
Thanks and best wishes!
Antun
I would like to ask for some help with respect to my future headphones for quiet listening in the evening. My equipment is Bryston (BDP-1 player, BDA-2 D/A converter, BHA-1 headphone amplifier) and Sennheiser HD800 with it's CH800S cable. What I would like is to have a pair of headphones that would sound good without the need to have it pushed high in volume. The headphones need not be on the level of the HD800 of course.
What I have considered is something like a Grado GS1000e or something similar that has a certain signature of it's own. It would also be good if such a headphone would be more forgiving with suboptimal recordings - trading detail for music flow I suppose. I suspect AKG K812 is wonderful but I doubt it would be what I am looking for in this case and it is more likely it is more similar to HD800 than different. Headphones will be difficult to audition I'm afraid so I depend on you guys to point me in the right direction.
Thanks and best wishes!
Antun