Matt head 777
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Deciding to go up in the AH-D5000 seem like a good way to go. Also considering DT990.
I'm a bit scared after trying the hd518 to go with the sennheisers 598, 558 or the 600, 650 I like punch to the sound 'impact'.
the AKG 702's are a bit lean on bass apparently...Any other recommendations?
I like that the D5000 has good extension on both ends. And at least according to the graphs at headroom their isn't a dip in the midrange like the D2000. I know people say the drivers in the d2000 and d5000 are the same to justify cheaper option but I'm not convinced due to the graphs...I'm a little scared of midrange dip also after the hd518. What do you think of eqing the midrange up if required on the AH-d5000 (tho headroom graph looks fine)? Some might say the mids are a bit recessed only because of prominant bass and peak in upper frequencies. On the golden ears website the D2000 are recessed hoping D5000 isnt same.
I'm also wondering whether to buy from amazon, or buy a refurbished unit (denon direct) even cheaper?
Thanks.
I'm a bit scared after trying the hd518 to go with the sennheisers 598, 558 or the 600, 650 I like punch to the sound 'impact'.
the AKG 702's are a bit lean on bass apparently...Any other recommendations?
I like that the D5000 has good extension on both ends. And at least according to the graphs at headroom their isn't a dip in the midrange like the D2000. I know people say the drivers in the d2000 and d5000 are the same to justify cheaper option but I'm not convinced due to the graphs...I'm a little scared of midrange dip also after the hd518. What do you think of eqing the midrange up if required on the AH-d5000 (tho headroom graph looks fine)? Some might say the mids are a bit recessed only because of prominant bass and peak in upper frequencies. On the golden ears website the D2000 are recessed hoping D5000 isnt same.
I'm also wondering whether to buy from amazon, or buy a refurbished unit (denon direct) even cheaper?
Thanks.