Quote: Originally Posted by mookowz13 Beyer DT770s are a better option if you want ALOT of bass...and I mean ALOT Not the consumer version, they're the exact opposite.

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Quote: Originally Posted by Jaska From the other big thread regarding these headphones, I think it seems clear that those who were pleased with them were amping them with some beefy home amps, while those who didn't like them generally had weak portables. They really sound like they're...

I bought one of these while the big sale was going on and was wondering about how much of a difference an amp would make. I've been running them off my onboard sound (Realtek ALC888) which can run them at decent volumes just fine. The problem is that there is almost no bass and it sounds very...

Quote: Originally Posted by Tridacnid If you want confusing names, go look at Intel or AMD processors. Nvidia is even worse, almost all of the 9 series GPUs are just rebadged 8 series. Then they throw the GTX2XX series out there. Makes me nerd rage.

I don't think these are going to work for me, a decent amp would cost about the same amount as these headphones. I'll probably go back to my original plan of getting some SR80s. I might sell these now that the price went back up.

I just got them and I'm trying them out. Driving these without an amp has not been a problem at all, I just turned up the volume a couple of notches using my onboard (Realtek ALC888) sound. I can also run these off my sansa clip even though the volume is at 80%. These are not bass monsters...

Quote: Originally Posted by themanbeast The best 5.1 surround headphones are probably the Speedlink Medusas. They sound like if you strapped 5 pairs of skullcandies to your ears. That bad huh?

Quote: Originally Posted by jahlivity I LOVE BASSSSSSS Definitely take another look at the HD212pro, they have replaceable cables and they are the bassiest headphones I've used. I've had mine for almost a year now with pretty heavy use and they're still going strong. I think they...

I just bought one, my first audiophile quality headphones! woot! Now I have to start saving for an amp.

Quote: Originally Posted by aZn_plyR It'll sound pretty bad IMO... sounds decent out of a modded xtrememusic but onboard sounds pretty muffled to me. Yeah, onboard isn't the ideal source but I can always upgrade that later. It does sound quite a bit better than the soundblaster...

I'm really thinking about buying one. Do they absolutely require an amp to be usable? I'd be running them off the onboard (ALC888) sound on my computer and maybe my sansa clip.

I've never heard of a HD212 non pro and I don't see one on Sennheiser's website. You might have just seen a mislabeled HD212pro.

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Personally I have a Pentax K110D DSLR and a Canon A530. The Canon A series is almost always one of the best deals on the market from what I've read online and my own experience. My Pentax might not be new or top of the line but it's a definite step above any current digicam IMO. Quote...

For me the music comes before anything else. I actually started getting into higher end headphones to SAVE money, I know it sounds pretty ironic here but it worked. I used to just buy the cheapo $10-$15 Sony headphones. I didn't really think there were other options and I didn't think there...

Quote: Originally Posted by MrOldboy I am looking for a sub $50 pair Quote: Originally Posted by MrOldboy I am going to be using these at work in a heavy noise environment Quote: Originally Posted by alexpea Sennheiser HD595 Maybe a HD201 would...

Quote: Originally Posted by obobskivich why does everyone always suggest the SR-60, and not the SR-80/SR-125? (i'm just curious, is there something wrong with those two?) The SR60 is generally considered the better deal. The only real difference between the SR60 and the SR80 is...

Quote: Originally Posted by Naro I'm not against heavy bass in hip-hop, but does it wash out the highs and mids in other genres? Thanks for all the help. Somewhat, the highs and mids are present and fairly clear but the bass takes front stage. I listen mainly to rock music and...

Some say the bass is too much, others think it's great. It's definitely noticeable though. If you're looking for a more neutral headphone then the HD212 probably isn't for you. These cans fit me fine, I have small ears which fit completely inside the cup. If you have larger ears then part of...

I can vouch for the HD202, those were my first pair of decent headphones and i was not disappointed. They lasted for 2 years under heavy use. The HD212pro (my current phones) boosts the bass response and has a removable cable.

If you're a basshead then you will love the HD212pro, otherwise you will probably hate it.