sofastreamer
Headphoneus Supremus
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and what about soundstage compared to k518?
Discovered something just now when listening to drum 'n bass.
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This headphone will fill your life with happiness and even more low bass if you're into DnB! You will go crazy of joy
just tried K67 and K619 today in the store, can't say I found any spesific difference (except the price, the k619's about 20$ more expensive here somehow)
thought it would reach about 120$ but turns out it exceeds to about 160$
probably gonna go for the K67 in my next wave of cash
hope I'm not that wrong in this decision tho.
Anyone else joined the K618/K619 party?
I can differentiate the K67 and the K619 rite from the first listen but it is undeniable that they are siblings with just a few technical tweaks inside to separate the two. After some burn in I'm beginning to tilt towards the sound signature of K618/K619 for some added openness and mid-range details. Both excels in sub-bass, with the K67 harder hitting.
K619 has a mic, so that bumps up the price a little.
Personally if you are a basshead looking for a well built and solid performing bass tuned and fun headphone without breaking the bank the K618DJ is a very attractive option. I am not sure existing K518 users need to consider an upgrade unless the clamp was a huge issue and most likely that will mean yes for many. There are other options out there like the Superlux 631 and the Noontec Zoro that are cheaper but the K618DJ just looks classier compared to both and build wise I might give the nod to the K618 over the two cheaper options not to mention size and form factor.