Hmm, thanks. Would you say m70x are close to HD 600 as closed back alternative? Is it good for lossless music? I’m fine with my earbuds for lossy, but I think I get more from lossless on bigger headphones I’d get 600, but I’m uncomfortable with open back

Oh sorry, I meant M70x. They have confusing names.. but yeah, M70X. Are those Sony headphones good technically? Detail retrieval, resolution. I could get Shure SRH 1540 again, but they’re really expensive and bassy.

What about AKG K271? I want something that is technically comparable to HD 600 and has a pleasant signature that doesn’t reduce mids and doesn’t enhance the lows and bass. Highs - I like some sparkle in the treble, but not too much or I can’t listen to it. HD 600 gave me the issue with...

Oh sorry, I meant the closed back ones. ATH 50x, I think. But I believe they are over my budget also. Would it be able to drive stuff with iPhone, though? I remember noticing the difference when I listened to lossless vs lossy, that’s why I want to get a portable DAC. I’ve got my old desktop...

6 series isn’t bassy, but if you want 600, 660S2 and maybe those new headphones they just released are your go Or 6xx to save money

I’ve had the same issue with these types of games, but the truth is that video games are all repetitive. It’s just that graphics and gameplays that have more depth and fidelity can fool you into thinking that there is more to it. I’d say that it’s good to focus on very few games because even if...

I mean, if you like bass, why not get Sony XM3. You get used to any sound, so if bass matters, that’s your go

Hmm I don’t know. I could just stick with earbuds, but I’m used to resolution of HD 600

Tubes seem like such an investment. I’m usually enjoying music the most in the dark and with a blanket on, sitting behind a laptop with a DAC feels like I’m analyzing it rather than enjoying. Any thoughts?

Hi, I’d appreciate some recommendations for a headphone or dac that I could get. I have Shure earbuds and AirPods Pro 1 (the ones with a neutral signature). Shure has a more bassy neutral signature. I like these two enough, but I feel like they aren’t resolving enough. So far I’ve listened to...

Have you tried Shire SRH1540? I think you’d like the bass on them.