Hawaiibadboy
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No visual damage. My soldering skills are zero and none, lol. I wouldn't even know what to look for if I could even get the cans apart.
That sukz.
@ShibeSuchBass was selling his I think?
No visual damage. My soldering skills are zero and none, lol. I wouldn't even know what to look for if I could even get the cans apart.
Just picked up a pair of Sony MDR-Z7s from amazon. They pretty much sound like the XB1000s with less bass being taken away by the huge pads.
No visual damage. My soldering skills are zero and none, lol. I wouldn't even know what to look for if I could even get the cans apart.
If you haven't gotten SZ2000s, and you LOVE BASS, and you can afford them, I recommend that you GET them!
If you get them, then get the M55X pads! It's like the difference between a mustang with an in-line 6-cylinder, and a BOSS highline custom Shelby. Both are TECHNICALLY Mustangs, but don't think they'll rank anywhere near each other on a test track.
I think I gotta try these now at some point, I bought my friend a pair of the $50 Japanese only JVC headphones and they were praised for their bass, seems to be what JVC does best. I was pretty shocked at the price when I looked the sz2000s up, very reasonable!
I'm fine with my he-400s for now, it's the best of both worlds to me, strong and present bass with the benefits of planar drivers and wide open soundstage (and cups). Seems like the sz2000s might be a nice off pair to have!
I considered the Denon D2000's to be bass kings for a while, i'm guessing these JVC cannons must be something special!
@knorris908
I did a vid a while back....months back and said if anyone does anything other than what I do they will get different results.
Like baking a cake and changing the ingredients for no reason.
I'm glad you are seeing why they are ranked #1 in the world in that configuration and why nobody of any experience has challenged that list if they have tried the config. Most things in life are not so clear. The hardest hitters are. It's an amazing experience when tumed right and pushed to the edge but not to close.
3 songs in a row is max cuz you need a break. You grit your teeth without realizing and open and close your mouth and note the resonant change your skull provides to the bass hit.
Good fun!
Also I'm looking for a portable amp for 30 bucks. I only need the amp for a little bit and just need it to amplify my headphones enough to get more bass out of my headphones. I only will keep til I've got enough for a E12 or Cayin C5 amp.
Don't waste your money on a $30 amp... just hold on till you can buy those other two options listed.
Is an mp3 player able to push the speakers in the sz2000 headphones. I only ask tgis because the sz2000s have 4 speakers in it and am unsure if my mp3 is enough for the headphones.
So, I bought a pair of JVC HA-M55X for less than the cost of a pair of M55X replacement pads... $14.99
Pulled the HA-M55X pads off and spun them on to my SZ2000s without listening to the HA-M55X's for more than a couple of days. (They sounded pretty good, but I was dismayed that they broke up and distorted at about 70% of what my Photive PH-BTX6 and JVC SZ2000s could handle! (Not really too surprised by the SZ2000s, but the HA-M55X's handle less than the Photives?!?! I was not expecting that!)
So... SZ2000s with the M55X pads are SICK! Nowhere near as comfortable as the super-comfy Brainwavz replacement pads I had on before, but they are bearable, and totally make the SZ2000 bass signature kick more abruptly than they did before. (Which is high-praise since they were already far and away the hardest hitting bass cans I had ever heard.)
If you haven't gotten SZ2000s, and you LOVE BASS, and you can afford them, I recommend that you GET them!
If you get them, then get the M55X pads! It's like the difference between a mustang with an in-line 6-cylinder, and a BOSS highline custom Shelby. Both are TECHNICALLY Mustangs, but don't think they'll rank anywhere near each other on a test track.
I've been going thru the videos on this thread and I was wondering which is the number one bass can? still the SZ2000s? Also which is the hardest hitting of them all? I also took a paper bass test video of my JVC HA-MR55x headphones with my vector research desktop amplifier but i dont think i did it right... might not be able to post a vid till next week. also im looking for stores in the U.S. that have like headphones all over like the picture of the on in japan or wherever that was.
When your headphones make a crackling noise does that mean they are broken/distorting or is the distorting like a deep boom? i OWN HEARING AIDS SO IM NOT SURE IF my 1000$ hearing aids are breaking under the bass and high pitch the 60$ pair of headphones break.