[Tronz]

Please place a vote in the poll or respond in text. 

 

[alv4426]

Poll is broken, I cant vote for all three 

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[Head Injury]

Lately the bass.

 

[Tronz]

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Poll is broken, I cant vote for all three 

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That would be the perfect headphone. 

 

[Uncle Erik]

The mids.  We're hardwired to pay the most attention to the human voice.

 

[Tronz]

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The mids.  We're hardwired to pay the most attention to the human voice.

True.

 

[MorbidToaster]

I'm somewhat of a Basshead, but I answered mids for this exact reason. If there are vocals in the song it's the first thing that I listen for.
 
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The mids.  We're hardwired to pay the most attention to the human voice.

 
 

 

[NamelessPFG]

I want good full-spectrum sound, but if there's anything my experiences with a Stax SR-Lambda and an SR-202 have taught me, it's that I like my vocals to stand out instead of getting lost in the music, and for everything to sound smooth yet clear and detailed, if that makes sense.

 

[Hellbishop]

Detailed treble since am big on vocals and want the clearest sound possible. Midrange would come in second for a more complete sound. Am not into heavy bass and prefer a balanced full sound with a 1970s unnoticeable bass background.

 

[obobskivich]

I voted for bass, but consider mids equally important; I love good mid-bass presentation. The highs should be...somewhere.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

[Br777]

i cant vote for just one.. Although the mids certainly do "capture" me the most, i cant live with headphones that dont have both excellent mid and bass qualities...and treble
 
 

 

[Exediron]

I voted for the bass, because although the mid-range is the most important I feel that it is the least dependent on the quality of the recording and/or equipment. Bass changes greatly with either.

 

[Byakushiki]

Mids. Can't get enough of vocals sometimes, it adds an effect to some music that makes it...Addicting to listen to?