Slowfade
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Wish I could have come down for this meet. Met a few of you at the Vancouver meet. Good times. Perhaps next time if I catch it before it happens.
Woah this thread made it to the front page of Head-Fi.
Wow we are getting noticed....... Looks like the thread is getting spammed.I'm starting a by-appointment audiophile headphone shop in central Austin in January, 2013. www.nice-cans.com. No internet sales, price-competitive. Sennheiser, Audeze, Denon, Beyerdynamic, Centrance, Musical Fidelity.
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I will just say this right here, right now: the Ultrasone PRO900 is the worst headphone I've ever heard and I would rather listen to a Beats Solo over it...yeah it's that bad in my honest opinion. I literally could NOT listen to the PRO900 for more than 1 minute because it was so harsh and sibilant (I couldn't even enjoy Lindsey Stirling or Tiësto with them). The PRO900's earpads were really large for my head...similar to the earpads on the HD800 or K/Q 702/701 (my face is being swallowed by the velour earpads!). I really wish I could enjoy the PRO900's, but the super sharp midrange and sibliance, combined with tons and tons of treble energy just couldn't cut it for me.
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I will just say this right here, right now: the Ultrasone PRO900 is the worst headphone I've ever heard and I would rather listen to a Beats Solo over it...yeah it's that bad in my honest opinion. I literally could NOT listen to the PRO900 for more than 1 minute because it was so harsh and sibilant (I couldn't even enjoy Lindsey Stirling or Tiësto with them). The PRO900's earpads were really large for my head...similar to the earpads on the HD800 or K/Q 702/701 (my face is being swallowed by the velour earpads!). I really wish I could enjoy the PRO900's, but the super sharp midrange and sibliance, combined with tons and tons of treble energy just couldn't cut it for me.
This sounds like how I feel with my pro 900, BUT only when the cups are sitting too far back on my ears. I always have to tell people who try mine out to adjust the position of the cups because it makes a surprisingly large changes in the sound.
Did you try adjusting the headphones so the back of your ears are touching or almost touching the back of the cushions?
Is there an email list to let interested headfiers know about upcoming Seattle meets? I almost made the one in August, but didn't hear about this one in December till it was over!