I have been using the Jabra 75T since the beginning of the year and they have been performing really well but I have been waiting for these. I do hope that they have fixed the battery drain as well as improving the comfort on the inside of the ear as I found the previous version uncomfortable...

Appreciate your feedback, thanks for your time...

In spite of this thread seemingly having turned into a private chat between a few people and nobody replying to my question, I bought the Sennheiser Momentum TW today. I'm a fussy audiophile and the sound on these is amazing with Amazon music HD. Not DAC+HD600 amazing but closer than I would...

I wonder if any of you could help me with which true wireless in ear headphone to get... I own many wired and wireless sets but for daily practical use on public transport, bike, walking, office, I almost always end up using my £14.99 Koohoo E2... I prefer the sound of my RHA T20i but hate the...

Yes, running through the Oppo HA2, which is connected via USB to the PC, which has the Oppo Control panel installed. I have also tried HeSuVi without the HA2 but I prefer the sound with the DAC.

So... After an evening with the HD600 and HD660S's... My ears have chosen the HD600's. I enjoy a natural and neutral sound with clarity and instrument definition and the HD600's deliver on all these fronts. The HD660S, by comparison, was muffled and dampened, almost like being played from under...

I ordered an HD660S as well as I have heard that it's more suited to gaming as well as music, compared to the HD600. I can only keep one, so time will tell..

Thanks for your advice. Based on your help and my research, I have ordered the HD600 to test out this weekend..

I'm interested why you wouldn't recommend the HD660? (currently £385 on Amazon). I haven't been able to try the HD series but did have them on my shortlist as I enjoy watching movies with my Sennheiser RS165's.

I don't mind and can use both. I find the PM-3 rather hot and sweaty after an hour or so.. So maybe open would be better. Comfort and neutral sound/ warm sound are foremost.

I have owned a set of Oppo PM-3 headphones for a few years and pair them with an Oppo HA-2 DAC for listening to Spotify Premium and gaming on my PC. I am sensitive to clamping, for example, the Beyerdynamic DT990 Pro's make me dizzy because of the clamping and recently, I have begun to have...

After losing my calibrated EQ settings after reinstalling Windows, I did not want to go through the manual configuration again and found an alternative, HeSuVi, which contains thousands of calibrated headphone presets. I am now using this, without any surround or filters, and the sound is...

I love my Oppo PM-3's. Fantastic all-round performer, made even better with the Oppo Ha-2 amp.

Which of these two options should give me the best sound for headphone use on a desktop PC via Ha-2 DAC and Oppo PM-3 headphones? 1. HeSuVi with correct headphone profile (PM3 O90) 2. VB-Audio ASIO Bridge Unless I'm mistaken, I can only choose one option. Thank you

Does anyone have any comments or feedback for me? Best wireless headphone for around £300 that can deliver similarly neutral sound to the PM-3? If that's even possible? Thank you.