Hello guys, I need your help im trying to solder a 3.5mm jack to my vintage sennheisers. Cable split into 2 wires and they both have again 2 ends: yellow/grey and blue/brown. I think 2 colors are ground and other left/right but wich one? See picture.. any help is welcome!

HD 250 Linear II nothing comes even close to their comfort, you could wear them 24/7 very lightweight and still seal extremely well! Ohh and they sound freaking awesome (I prefer them much more over my HD800).

I have both the HD250II & HD800 and let me tell you that the HD250 produces a much much better stereo image than HD800. I also own the HD540 (both Ref I and Ref II) and the HD250 II is even better than those in that regard!! It has the best mids that I've ever heard in any cans and the bass...

DT250 It is better than DT770, DT880, DT990, DT150 & DT48 (not technically, but musically) that I have used.

Thanks, if you had to choose just one: DT250 or MDR7520 wich one would you choose?

Thanks

Get the DT250 or DT150 (if you prefer a warmer more colored sound), these 2 are better than the HD600/HD650 IMO. The DT250 is my favorite headphone.

I have the DT250 for a couple of years now and I enjoy it the most out of any of my headphones, it has a very balanced sound with a nice tight (not overpowering) punchy bass that makes it great for any music genre, I also find the depth very good. I prefer it over my DT150, HD600, Yamaha MT220 &...

How does the 7520 compare with the Yamaha MT220, MT8 or Beyer DT250 if anyone have those?

MT8 vs MT220 MT220: noticeable more bass, wider (but not tall) soundstage, better instrument separation (because of the wider soundstage), more natural vocals, highs share the same signature but on the MT220 they sound slightly more ''airy''. MT8: slightly better resolution, same amount...

Than that song was mixed/mastered poorly, it's not the headsphones fault for being accurate in that regard..

Hmmm in that case I might just stick with my HD800 and get planars to complement it.. thank you.

Sorry ain't gonna spend another $1600 for a sound I can get by EQ'ing my currently HD800 and I've also read the HD800 S have a bit smaller soundstage.

People got biased about the K812 since that old guy (bad hearing?!) from a youtube channel made a bad review. Me personly I haven't heard it but am very curious and a bit dissapointed with my HD800 in the bass region.

No headphone in the world is worth more than $300 (perhaps even $200) IN MATERIALS & manufacturing costs, even the Utopia not.. and R&D isn't as much as people think it is, it's mostly a small team of persons who get their regular salary from the company. It's all about ''are you willing to pay...

I've read the 1060 is better than the 400i but how does it compare to the HE560? Is the 1060 a ''upgrade'' or downgrade to HE560... and can you give some differences between these 2 thank you.

Comparing my HD540 Reference II to the HD560 Ovation (first one made in Germany, NOT the II made Ireland): The HD560 sounds a lot FASTER, better overall detail, and more punchier bass. I would say the HD560 beats the HD540 in timbre and I love my HD540's but the HD560 is just a different beast...

I think you are completey wrong tbh. More forward = les soundstage = less instrument separation = less detail. You can more hear things if there is more room than if everything sounds closer packed on eachother...

There is some truth in it but the drivers also play a big role..

I have them both and the difference is like night and day... yes the DT150 have a biggger soundstage but also a lot more bass,, better transaprent mids, more details, and higs are also very different.

Well they are released in the Netherlands: http://www.bax-shop.nl/studio-hoofdtelefoons/yamaha-hph-mt7-studio-monitor-hoofdtelefoon

Username on MD: AdamTR   Would love  to see the brand new Yamaha HPH-MT7 which recently came out. Also the DT1770 & HE-560 would be nice!

They're out now, anyone tried it?

Have you looked into monitor speakers? My Yamaha MSP5 speakers (costs $550) destroy about every headphone I own..

Damn again big mistake