[XENOPHOS]

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Originally Posted by spinali /img/forum/go_quote.gif Well said. I prefer the K701, but I'd have to say that the DT880 has the most impressive soundstage I've ever heard - as if the instruments were at a discrete distance, giving them elegance; moreover, the comfort is notably better. How can you possibly go wrong with either?

well, I listen to a decent amount of different music, like all types of rock, vocals, acoustical, some classical. I've heard the k701 is a good all arounder but is there a different can better for these genres? or maybe I should just keep my dt880's

 

[hempcamp]

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Originally Posted by XENOPHOS /img/forum/go_quote.gif well, I listen to a decent amount of different music, like all types of rock, vocals, acoustical, some classical. I've heard the k701 is a good all arounder but is there a different can better for these genres? or maybe I should just keep my dt880's

I think that's the K701's greatest asset: it sounds good with all genres. I used to need two cans, Grado SR-325 (rock) & K501 (classical), both better with its respective genre in some ways than the K701 but overall just not nearly as good.

--Chris

 

[XENOPHOS]

can someone like make a pros and cons list of the two cans, because part of me wants to keep it but then the other part wants to sell it and get the k701. and if any of you had this debate, could I get your input on why you chose the one you did?

 

[mnemonix]

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Originally Posted by XENOPHOS /img/forum/go_quote.gif well, I listen to a decent amount of different music, like all types of rock, vocals, acoustical, some classical. I've heard the k701 is a good all arounder but is there a different can better for these genres? or maybe I should just keep my dt880's

I wouldn't rule out the K601.

 

[XENOPHOS]

anyone?

 

[papermasterarumi]

i'm also interested in this, a pros and cons would be nice.