[asianfi]

So far I've owned at least once or currently use:

HD600
HD650
HD595
HD555
AD700
K701

So I'm wondering if there's any other HPs out there that have a soundstage worth owning.

 

[Deadneddz]

What aspects of soundstage are you specifically looking for?

 

[asianfi]

Well I wasn't thinking specifics at first, after some use with the 650 I found them to be a little dark for my tastes, even properly amped.

Whilst the ATH line has an immense dynamic range, although I find them too bright at times.

I guess I'm mainly looking for headphones that have a wide soundstage, I can't exactly pick and choose what sound I'm going for but those on my list all had a unique sound but share an arguably large/deep sound stage.

 

[moonboy403]

K1000 and HD800 are what you're looking for.

 

[wiisus]

If you've only tried the AD700, and that was too bright, than try a higherend ATH. They're suppose to be more neutral, but with a huge soundstage. Maybe check out the AD2000? But, this all just hearsay from what I've read.

 

[dcpoor]

yep, k1000 and hd800.

 

[kostalex]

AD900 is less bright with bigger SS comparing to AD700
D2000 and, probably, higher Denons
W5000
MDR-F1

 

[kostalex]

DT990 recabled, otherwise its trebled is too hot

 

[Acix]

K-1000/K-702. The 702 have more bass.

 

[jageur272]

I've heard of huge soundstage from the Sony CD3000 and the MDR-F1

 

[asianfi]

Appreciate all the feedback guys! I'm looking at all the suggestions, despite the price tag some how reflecting the soundstage haha.



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Originally Posted by kostalex /img/forum/go_quote.gif DT990 recabled, otherwise its trebled is too hot

Any specific recabling?

 

[kostalex]

The stock one is a crap. So any good cable would benefit, say Mogami Neglex.

 

[tvrboy]

Just based on their nature I would expect the K-1000, GS-1000 and MDR-F1 to have the biggest soundstages.

 

[vcoheda]

HD800.

largest sound stage for a dynamic. R10 is up there as well.

 

[Palpatine]

I thought the soundstage of the K702 were great...and they are. But, the HD800 sound amazing in that department.