[lutwey]

i used the 780s with my d2 almost exclusively with the d2 it handle the 780s quite well.

 

[Almoxil]

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Originally Posted by gameboy115 /img/forum/go_quote.gif My 780 is on the way to my house now, I want to know D2 have enough power to push it with out amp?thanks

Yes, you can use the 780s with your D2, and they sound great together.

 

[Dangermouse2003]

Im loving the 780s right now, but they can be a bit harsh, and a bit bass heavy at times (if im being picky). I've heard the 680s are less extended on the bass and treble so maybe this would be a better choice.

 

[Epicfailman]

Well, I went ahead and bought the HFI-780s. I decided if they aren't my cup of tea, I will just sell them here and buy the Denons and try them instead. Thanks for the help guys!

 

[lutwey]

hfi 780 is good if u want some bass in you music. however they require a long burn in time, 500 hrs i beleive. im not that patient though. out of the box the d2000 is a class or two higher than the 780s. even tattou(the dude who sold me the 780s and d2000) said that this is also the case during his ownership of the cans.

 

[Epicfailman]

Yeah, but I have read that the D2000s are a bit slow. When listening to stuff like Dragonforce, slow is very bad, cause the drivers just fall behind and the music loses it's enjoyability. I got a pretty good deal on the HFI-780s, so like I said, I will sell 'em and get the Denons if necessary.

 

[Epicfailman]

My HFI-780s came in this morning and I must say so far I am pretty impressed. Even though they have had zero burn-in time, the are sounding really good already. The bass could be a bit tighter, but I am sure that will happen with time. And soundstage....wow. It doesn't match my AD700s soundstage, but it was a heck of a lot more than I was expecting from a closed phone. Thanks to all of you who contributed! Now just to burn these in for ~200 hours or so to really get a feel for their final sound.