Yes, unfortunately that's the side effect of increasingly us getting used to hearing music artificially brightened, with boosts to treble and bass to make it often sound more enjoyable. The Beyers do indeed have a sound correction facility in them though even with it off, I knew immediately...

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Hello, I think the simple answer is that (as far as I know) all wireless codecs involve a degree of compression, which defeats the point of paying for uncompressed hi-res audio from Tidal. The best bet is to use a USB cable from the headphones to your audio source, if you can. The systems...

No problem. Have fun and enjoy your headphones, they're excellent value at $200, that's for sure!

Hi Miroslav, That was ages ago... I ended up keeping the Beyerdynamic Amiron Wireless because the spatial sound was head and shoulders above the other two. The bass doesn't go as low but the sense of openness is just amazing. The Momentum 3s were my second choice though and I enjoyed listening...

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Hi Colin, Thought you might like an answer after all this time :-) When you're plugged in via a 3.5mm analogue cable, you're using not just the codecs in the PC/phone (which decompresses the music file, if compressed, and turns it into raw audio as you'd get on a CD track), but you're also using...