nStyle
New Head-Fier
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I just got these in the mail. I was pretty excited about trading up from the M50 to these.
After listening to these, I don't know if the positioning for me is as good as the M50.
I am using this to compare:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uMkunPQMhN4
On the M50, the matchbox felt like it was literally in front of me, to the left, to the right, and directly behind. With the 2000, I the left and right channel don't even seem to separate. When I listened to this on the M50, I felt like the guy was literally next to me in the room. With the 2000, he seems distant and I can't tell where he is as well.
Also, in Windows, I set my speaker configuration to 7.1 and turn on Dolby Headphone and I press each speaker to test them out, and again, there is no differentiation between left and right and I can't tell a big difference between forward and backward.
I upgraded for gaming mainly (positioning/soundstage and comfort) but I am not seeing the big hype here.
Any tips / confirmations?
After listening to these, I don't know if the positioning for me is as good as the M50.
I am using this to compare:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uMkunPQMhN4
On the M50, the matchbox felt like it was literally in front of me, to the left, to the right, and directly behind. With the 2000, I the left and right channel don't even seem to separate. When I listened to this on the M50, I felt like the guy was literally next to me in the room. With the 2000, he seems distant and I can't tell where he is as well.
Also, in Windows, I set my speaker configuration to 7.1 and turn on Dolby Headphone and I press each speaker to test them out, and again, there is no differentiation between left and right and I can't tell a big difference between forward and backward.
I upgraded for gaming mainly (positioning/soundstage and comfort) but I am not seeing the big hype here.
Any tips / confirmations?