vivalacarlo
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Lol alright then, the DT770 it is, but i am still curious about the difference between them and the sony mdr xb1000s. Does anyone have both?
meh graphs... He listens to hophip.. ive a/b'ed both. Its just one opinion, and im not a veteran head-fier - but i prefer the DT770 for his purposes.
So during the summer i will be working just for the sole purpose to get headphones. My price limit is $400 dollars with headphones and an amp. I originally wanted the Sony MDR-xb1000s but the more i researched about them the more i became afraid of getting them since they may not be punchy but i heard that if powered to the correct amp it can have very powerful bass. I already own the xb500s and the xb800s and to me, after getting the xb800s it felt like the xb500s were lacking bass! I need more bass but i don't know any other headphones that are more powerful than the xb800s. The headphones will stay in the house because the xb800s are sufficient enough for portable use. So just wondering, how does the Xb-500s compare to the xb1000s and is there other bass headphones that are much more bass heavy than the xb1000s? I mostly listen to rap and hip hop.
Yeah, i really like punchy bass but seeing that it could be the most punciest idk what to do now, lol
Get yourself a digiZoid ZO2.3 amp This will get you at least double the bass impact from XB800, if that doesn't do it then DOUBLE AMPING with another ZO2.3 or FiiO E11 or CmoyBB 2.03 (this is silly but just stating what options there is) is the next step. But that's just ridiculous... like REALLY ridiculous... But yea most likely a digiZoid ZO2.3 amp will already suprise you.
With my M-Audio Q40 headphones which isn't as bassy as XB800 I can already get better bass impact to my ears than my cheap Logitech X-530 5.1 speaker sub with the digiZoid ZO... the sub lacks impact, it's much softer hitting & so much looser than the Q40 + ZO's bass.
wait, out of the three that you mentioned, which amp is better for the xb800s?
again with graph's?, You know I've yet to see 2 sites have the exact same measurements of the same headphone.
Just look around and see what the MOST recommended Bass Headphone is: EVERYTIME it's the DT770, it hit's HARD and DEEP... Earth shaking, Seriously... There is no lack of Punch that's for sure. It hits you hard in the dome and can cave your chest in....
Not my thing as I said, For Rap/Rnb type music, Forget about it, Nothing's coming close.. I think they knocked one of my teeth loose when I had them....
Try something with really big punch, your inventory contains no big midbassy headphones, just subbass focused headphones then your view might change, if you tried headphones like XB500/800, Ultrasone PRO900, V-Moda LP1/LP2, Denon D1100, M-Audio Q40 to mention a few which are headphones with PUNCHY bass then your opinion of DT770's bass would also change.
Midbass, especially 80~150Hz brings the punch (fast, hard hitting)
Subbass, <80Hz brings you the rumble (slow, rumbly, softer impact)
I had the D1100, horrible down grade to the D1000, plus the forks broke in 3 months time. Tried the Sony's hated the " Mud Zone" didn't sound pleasing to me. Haven't tried the others you listed. I'm not a bass head anyway, To the me the DT770's was like 2 subs strapped to your dome. I have enough bass/midbass with my Senns. Anymore is pushing it for my taste.