Just got a set of these, the 'p' variant without the remote, just basically because I found some being sold very cheap for only $78 USD, including postage, and because of so many positive reviews. I have DT 990s and REALLY love them but wanted to try 'higher end' Tesla beyers. Can't afford T1s...

Nice, review! just got the Q1MK2, and I REEEEALY like it! upgraded from a E07K and I'm not sure if my ears can hear any difference but my brain totally thinks I can either way, little lights appearing when I'm bit-streaming DSD or the JRiver DSP button proudly glowing in the corner when I play...

Don't know any good places to try out headphones in your area, but if you can find somewhere and try some out that would be awesome. Because I think there are a lot more elements to getting satisfying bass than what you can get using EQ / bass boost. (Others can explain better or correct me if...

Fiio E07K ;)

yes but... do you like my headphones? hahaha

well i currently have some DT990 pro 250 ohm which i do use for monitors in a little usb tascam interface sometimes but i mainly use them for movies shows and music and couldn't be happier with the sound, to me they are clear and analytical enough for recording but also really fun for...

So they have a lot more applications in Pro audio and enthusiast setups. Appreciate all the info guys! At least for now I guess, not something beginners like me and the op really have to worry about too much. haha thanks for the warning ;)

My bank account doesn't plan to have the amp to drive them.

didn't mean to imply impedance equates to better at all, just wanted to know why someone might go for 600 ohm DT990s instead of lower impedance versions such as 250 ohm which may be easier to drive?

Is there much advantage in getting the 600 ohm versions of these Beyers? Do they sound much better / different?

I agree, I don't think I could honestly tell if I had experienced burn in from the equipment or if it's just my ears and my brain adjusting to the sound. I have DT990s and at first they seemed noticeably bright and a bit harsh. But maybe 10-20 hrs of listening they got better. Now they are...

No probs, sounds like you have a DAC/amp combo, so it's bypassing the DAC but the amp is still getting some extra bass out of your cans, Others here can give you waaaaayyyy more info on that if your interested, but I'm glad I could help!

Hey, Just like you I'm also new to higher end audio, (also totally new to Head-Fi as well), and I have some DT990 Pro 250 ohm cans connected to an E07K as the DAC and an A5 to add some volume, and this seemed like a good and relatively cheap entry point setup for me. I'm not sure how different...