[Deltron 3030]

1. To the people with Beyers, do the mids/vocals sound unnatural or overly analytical?
 
2. Has anyone with the D2000's had problems with the screws and have they fixed issues with it?
 
3. Does anyone with the beyer's listen to rap like Rakim, Wu tang clan, ATCQ, ect and would they be your first choice for this type of music?
 
4. Are the beyer's heavy enough to be uncomfortable?

 

[TMRaven]

I've listened to a couple beyers and have owned one, but I can't comment on the DT 150s.
 
I've had the D2000s for 8 months now and no screw problems.

 

[Deltron 3030]

Anyone own the 150's? Anyone have problems with d2000's?

 

[Raptor34]

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Anyone own the 150's? Anyone have problems with d200's?

Have had my D2000's for two and a half years without any problems.
 

 

[Deltron 3030]

Can anyone answer my questions on the beyers?

 

[JohnnyAppleseed]

Mids are more natural on the dt150's.

 

[joelpearce]

The Beyers do sound like closed headphones, but that is their only real sonic flaw. The mids are surprisingly good for such bassy headphones, and they have bright treble without being harsh or cold.

I don't find the DT190 particularly heavy, and it has the additional weight of the microphone. They won't be quite as light as the Denons, or as comfortable, especially depending on how they fit around your ears. That said, I still believe that you would have a hard time finding better closed, fun, all-rounders anywhere near that price range. Rap isn't my genre of choice, but I bet they would acquit themselves nicely.

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[JohnnyAppleseed]

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The Beyers do sound like closed headphones, but that is their only real sonic flaw. The mids are surprisingly good for such bassy headphones, and they have bright treble without being harsh or cold.
I don't find the DT190 particularly heavy, and it has the additional weight of the microphone. They won't be quite as light as the Denons, or as comfortable, especially depending on how they fit around your ears. That said, I still believe that you would have a hard time finding better closed, fun, all-rounders anywhere near that price range. Rap isn't my genre of choice, but I bet they would acquit themselves nicely.
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I agree with all this. I have both d2k and the dt150. They sound nothing alike to me. They are both good but in very different ways. It comes down to a sound signature preference. That being said, the dt150's look ridiculous. Don't try impressing the ladies those bad boys.

 

[Deltron 3030]

I agree with all this. I have both d2k and the dt150. They sound nothing alike to me. They are both good but in very different ways. It comes down to a sound signature preference. That being said, the dt150's look ridiculous. Don't try impressing the ladies those bad boys.

Which sound signature do you think fits the type of music I listen to more?

 

[Omark12]

D2000s are good. No screw problems for me and its been a few months.

 

[JohnnyAppleseed]

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Which sound signature do you think fits the type of music I listen to more?

Best with rap? That's hard to say. dt150 will have more punch and vocals. d2k will have more rumble and highs. It's up to you which you prefer.

 

[Deltron 3030]

Thanks so much! You've given me a much better idea on the differences between the 2 than before.