I totally agree with what you're saying about the 9200 being very picky about what amp/dac it's plugged into. I'm currently using a Monoprice THX 887 as my amp and a Metrum Amethyst as the dac. The THX 887 is so insanely clean that it's insane just how much clarity and detail you can pick out in...

Yeah oops I meant the 7000 not the 7200. I just wonder if I will find it similar to my E-MU Teaks.

Hmm now I'll have to find a pair of AH-D7000's and give them a shot, thanks for that......lol.. I do admit I wish that the AH-D9200 had more bass rumble sometimes. Instead it offers this almost clinically accurate take on bass which is nice because you hear it in detail like you never do on any...

Those pads look almost exactly like a pair I got off of amazon https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07PPQGBBY/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o01_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 They're actually a nice pair of pads and they have a fairly profound effect on the D9200 sound signature. Although it doesn't look like it...

From my experience with the D9200, different amps have a pretty noticeable effect on how they sound. I've listened to them out of a Monoprice Monolith THX AAA 887, Monoprice Monolith Tube amp, and the headphone out of a Metrum Amethyst and they all sound different enough where I was able to...

I too was worried about the treble energy of the cans when I first got them, but after a small adjustment period the 9200s don't seem too treble sharp for me anymore. The first few days after I had moved from a ZMF Aeolus every song felt like the treble was just a tad too sharp, but now it...

So I've had a pair of the Denon AH-D9200's for a few days now and I must say I am extremely impressed with them. As many people have already said here, these headphones have an amazing balance of bass, mids, and treble. It just feels like every part of the frequency spectrum is evenly...

I'd love to hear what your initial impressions of the Shozy Hibiki were.

I don't think anyone could call the Teaks fatiguing. As a matter of fact, the reason I love them so much (aside from the impactful and well textured bass) is because of how buttery smooth and effortlessly they produce sound.

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