I have to say that, for some reason, Beyers never sounded good in bass department to me.. I've tried them with and without EQ, but somehow they sounded off. Does anyone have the same experience?

I always like to "help" brands that are good and doing things right by paying large profit margins, but let's not joke...this stand is max 100e.

You are now entering the Apple of headphones :D

Don't even bother to try them out, anyone who is excited with this kind of crap product is non relevant for me. Just my two cents, tho.

The problem with @AlwaysForward's approach is that it is overenthusiastic, hence the doubt increases. It is fine to be over the roof with your new purchase, but you gotta be realistic. And it is always better to be warned by someone (@dougms3), even if he is exaggerating, cause many hypes are...

You want more bass than stock Campfire Cascades, yet you do not want to EQ? This does not make sense. If you want the brutal amount of bass (which is what you want, based on your replies), you need EQ + power. I am not saying you go crazy with EQ, but bumps in bass region are must or just lower...

Guys, do not get baited to talk about VZR Model One (yet, i baited myself here). Trust me, just do not :D

Surprised to see this one failing :S

Yeah, they look like Numark Red Waves / Reloop RHP-10s / Zomo HD-1200s - they hit hard and are clean, but something was missing for me. But for money (i paid around 60e), they are a no brainer.

Guys, i've recently demoed Fostex T20RPMK3 & T50RPMK3 and was pleasantly suprised. Can someone give me idea, how better are TH610, in terms of bass (EQ friendly ofc.)? Thanks

No offense and i didn't even test these headphones, but based on specs / looks / target audience, these cannot even come close to fostex th900, nor anything in top10. And yes, i am talking about VZR Model One.

Technically superior to Sony IER-Z1R - you are joking, sir or?

A company that has no full specs on any headphone is a big "no" for me. That includes driver size, materials used, sensitivity, max input power etc... Beyerdynamic is absolutely the same. Sadly, people buy any crap nowadays and just look for pure personal interest, rather than rewarding...

Aight, i can't guarantee it is plastic, but that is my impression, after testing them in shop. Aside from being heavily disappointed with the build quality, when i tested sound i was shocked how bad it is. The sound is subjective, so my perception might be heavily biased (it is), but bass is...

While i don't agree even with your sound impressions, i won't comment on that, i'll just say anyone looking for bass and resolution should look elsewhere. On the other hand, build quality is awful - on the pictures, you get a feeling that it is well built with a decent sense of luxury, however...

Tbh, that's too much for me, especially since loudness emphasizes highs as well, but a notch or two on bass tone control is all i need :)

Hahaha

Anyone heard Denon AH-MM300?

Your collection is beyond impressive, just those pioneers...i have soft spot for them...that sound is so dope and addictive..

There is a resistor behind headphone jack, otherwise everything would die..i play everything loud - IEMs + headphones.

Yes, sir - i drive my headphones exclusively from Pioneer SA-7800...this amp is 40 years old, i feel sad, when i realize how quality / price degraded over years...

Damn son, i worry about my wallet and you worry about hinges :dt880smile:

Tbh, i don't like this variation - emerald and sapphire were nice, but this one is...meh at best..

Yup, i guess you don't know about something, until you find it :)

Open backs lack bass and i prefer isolation, since it gives you more immersive feeling - but it is highly subjective ^^