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In what way, just wondering. I recall the D7100 very different. Heavier weight. Mid scooped, far more treble and bass. They were the definition of V shaped.The 820 is reminding me a lot of the Denon D7100.
In what way, just wondering. I recall the D7100 very different. Heavier weight. Mid scooped, far more treble and bass. They were the definition of V shaped.The 820 is reminding me a lot of the Denon D7100.
The general impression of all the professional reviewers and Axel himself is that the 800S is still the better headphone
I see the response as effort put into changing what people have qualms about HD800 (the relatively low bass and the lower treble peak).
I have a suggestion. Since it's a closed headphone, they should at least get the quanity and quality of the bass as best as possible.
There are cupped/closed headphones with fun low-end with good rumble without intruding to the mids.
Let's face it, Sennheiser open headphones cannot touch the type of cupped low-bass.
I've noticed as well though that by simply opening my mouth the bass completely changes until I close it again so I understand your frustration.
Heck, I breathe and the bass changes. $2400 headphone and 2 cent pads.Beagle I just want to mention that personally I'm not experiencing any problems at all with getting my HD 820 to sit right on my head. I've noticed as well though that by simply opening my mouth the bass completely changes until I close it again so I understand your frustration.
Again I don't have these issues so I love the design for me but if you can't get a proper fit this would certainly be a terrible choice for a headphone to buy for you.That's my only gripe with the HD820, the open headphone design does not work for a closed headphone.