[Exesteils]

Purely quality wise, yes. They have the clarity and punch that excels.
However, here are few cons. I'm excluding sound sig from this because that's matter of taste.:
1. Harsh upper mid. AKA sibilant at times.
2. Lacks resolution. AKA soundstage and imaging(mostly soundstage)
3. Lacks detail. But for $200 I spent, it's average. Just not as good as other merits H-200 has.

Comfort aside(I don't mind the bulkiness of the TF10s at all), could you listen to Snake Eater by Cynthia Harrell and give you impressions on how the H-200 delivers the song. Especially the vocals and brass, but also how deep the drums and how wide soundstage is.

Song's very close to what I look for in a good vocal track and I'm trying to see if the H-200 will fit me.

 

[kimvictor]

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Comfort aside(I don't mind the bulkiness of the TF10s at all), could you listen to Snake Eater by Cynthia Harrell and give you impressions on how the H-200 delivers the song. Especially the vocals and brass, but also how deep the drums and how wide soundstage is.

Song's very close to what I look for in a good vocal track and I'm trying to see if the H-200 will fit me.

Ok. Take my impression with a grain of salt because I used low-fi youtube track to listen. Anyways, drums extends very deep. Brass sounds a bit thin, just slightly thiner than vocal. Female vocals are good. Detailed and clear vocal. Sound stage is limited, but that could be due to low-fi music, so I can't comment. Overall detail lacks, 99% due to low-fi music. Anyways, sounds great if you don't mind a tiny bit of sibilance.

 

[Exesteils]

Hmmm. Considering it's low-fi, it still delivers a certain amount of quality in both instruments, and still shines on vocals is definitely very interesting. Will probably have to get a pair to try for myself.

 

[quartertone]

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Also, with UERM as comparison, H-200 doesn't have anything that shines.

The UERM is a $1000 custom...

 

[kimvictor]

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The UERM is a $1000 custom...

Lol. I know. But I was hoping that H-200 would have something special about it that might make me like it. SRH940 did. With some reason, H-200 sounds harsh to my ears.

 

[kimvictor]

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Yeah try the gr07 BEs, the bass edition not the regular bass sissy version.

The treble is less peaky on them and the bass texture quantity/ quality is perfect for their sound siggy.

BTW, what's up with your avatar, Primary?

 

[quartertone]

Interesting, I mostly find them pretty smooth.

 

[kimvictor]

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Interesting, I mostly find them pretty smooth.

The upper mid to treble region is a bit sibilant. Even more so than SRH940.

 

[d marc0]

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Thanks guys! Finally got back home and can now do some more happy H-200 listening 

 
Yo Wayne! 'got something for you to enjoy your H200s with...
This song played through the H200 takes me to another dimension 

 

 

[SkyBleu]

So....Putente, where art thou be?

 

[H20Fidelity]

So....Putente, where art thou be?

Come Out, Come Out, Wherever You Are.

 

[sfwalcer]

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BTW, what's up with your avatar, Primary?

^

 

[kimvictor]

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^

Lol. You are into him, aren't you?

 

[sfwalcer]

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Lol. You are into him, aren't you?

haha he's pretty good, older works are much better why of course, but mainly just love that box SWAG.

SO BOSS!!!
 
You listen to Korean Hip Hop much??? Sh!Ts amazing.

 

[waynes world]

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Yo Wayne! 'got something for you to enjoy your H200s with...
This song played through the H200 takes me to another dimension 

 
Wow - great song! I hadn't heard it before. Found the Ellie Goulding version as well (but that Active Child version is da bomb). And yes, it sounded amazing through the H-200's. Thanks!