krown
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Sorry to throw another wrench into the discussion, but has anyone had any experience with or heard anything about the PSB M4U2? they retail for $350 from a local shop.
I am reading up more on the HiFiMan-400 and I like what I am seeing. It tends to lean towards the warm side, I'm not really looking g for neutral sounding. And if I'm correct in thinking open Air cans typically have better soundstage. However, how is the bass response for house/electronic/ edm? Is it good for gaming. Gaming is one of the reasons I decide to buy cans. I have decent speakers (swan mk2) so positioning would be a nice change for gaming.
I am a happy HE-400 user, and a gamer at that. They work great for gaming, and even better for music. I had my doubts about the bass too when I initially got them but I have been nothing but pleased. Albums like Infected Mushroom's Vicious Delicious sound incredible on the HE.400. The bass is definitely enough in quantity and high in quality, as is the rest of the sound spectrum. They are also quite easy on the ears, a good word to describe the sound would be mellow I think. Some songs can get a bit sibilant, but in those cases it's the recordings fault since most music does not have any problems. I wholeheartedly recommend them if it wasn't clear already
pro900 are selling for 250 to 300 on the resale forum...
and it comes with two sets of velor earpads if hygiene is of concern. ( assuming one pair is untouched... )
But i snuggle up to these leathers.....its a pair of JMoney Beyer pads. The Denon version works too.
The bass hits hard, n took on a more spacey feel. i like that...zzzz.
The pair i found, came with this extra SHURE cable..
the brightness is tamed a notch..n cleaner sounding. havent touched the stock cable since.
http://www.amazon.com/gp/offer-listing/B002Z9JWYO/sr=/qid=/ref=olp_tab_new?ie=UTF8&colid=&coliid=&condition=new&me=&qid=&seller=&sr=
If u are not willing to mess around/experiment with this can, and your setup, stay away.
The shrilling sound seems typical right off the box to most.