Hi! It's my first post here. I've been on the hunt for closed back bluetooth headphones, but haven't had luck on my search. On my last try I bought the Beoplay H9i, but they sound muddy IMO, not great soundstage, and quality suffers a lot when ANC is active (I really don't need ANC though). I...

Looking for portable speakers, Bluetooth or not, something that's easy to move from room to bathroom, to my friend's house, etc. Something around $300 Something with high audio quality, not saturated mono sound, complete opposite, depth and clarity. Options I've looked so far are: JBL...

I'm in love with Beoplay H6! I'm very happy, they're exactly what I wanted. I don't understand the "lack" of bass everyone talks about, it's there, just exactly where it has to be, which I love.. It's punchy and the most clear headphone I've ever heard overall, sound stage and depth is what I...

This one's where a good choice for me, but couldn't find them under $500 anywhere. Those and fostex th600 were my first choices if not for the money

I get them today! I'll report back, I'm freaking out I won't like them lol

Has anyone purchased from this website? Reviews look legit, but some say otherwise, I just purchased a can from this website and now am paranoid about it.

I sure hope I made the right choice, they seem to have the sound I want, look awesome and got them for $309 total through eglobal central

Ordered the Beoplay H6 last night, thought it might be worth the shot. From what I've read, they carry the clarity and soundstage I'm looking for. I get them on Monday and will report back, if anything, I might return to try the NAD's

I'm between beoplay H6, NAD Viso HP50, momentum 2 and oppo pm-3. I want closed, wide soundstage, clear highs and tight bass. Under $400. HEEELP

Had forgotten about that one..   But between B&O H6, NAD Viso HP50, or audiotechnica's ATH MSR7 ?

Anyone?

Beoplay H6 NAD Viso HP50 Audiotechnica ATH-MSR7 Oppo PM-3 ..are my choices, looking for: Closed back To use without amp Spacious soundstage and definition Balanced, clear without getting boring Smooth detailed bass, not slightly muddy Mainly for rock, metal music Some isolation and not much...

I actually own the vmoda wireless and thinking of returning them, I didn't like them at all, they're not clear and sound a bit muddy for me

NAD's or H6? I haven't heard neither of them, what I care about most is having deep clear sound, wide soundstage and clear bass, nice and punchy that doesn't get muddy no matter the volume. Comfort is a plus as well

Would H6 fill my needs on first post? What are your thoughts?