[fc911c]

I don't know maybe it's just me but it seems like on some day's everything sounds great and then not so great the next. I am wondering if allergies might have something to do with it, or maybe your mood. Anyone esle feel this way?

Frank

 

[blinx]

definitely. I find that music sounds better to me in the evening and night then when i first wake up.

plus theres some days where my set up doesnt sound hifi at all

 

[fc911c]

Ok at least I am not alone. I agree at night doe's it for me when all is quiet and a dark room sounds best. Yesterday I got my new Gs1000's and couldn't take them off, I tried the HD650's and quickly removed them. Today HD650's sound better. What the heck is going on here. LOL

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Originally Posted by blinx /img/forum/go_quote.gif definitely. I find that music sounds better to me in the evening and night then when i first wake up. plus theres some days where my set up doesnt sound hifi at all

 

[BrookR1]

I took my PX100s with me on my daily bike ride today. I was in the mood to just ride slow and chill out (which is why I chose them) and when I put them on, I was like "holy carp! where did all of this detail and energy come from? These can't possibly be Sennheisers."

 

[epaludo]

I prefer to listen to my gear in the dark, where i can concentrate myself in the music only without having any distraction. But i don't think the gear sounds different. For me it's just a matter of how do you really wanna listen to it. Does this makes any sense? Does for me ...

On the other hand, allergy has a lot of influence. When i've a nose allergy, it seems my hearing isn't in it's normal accurate level. So it seems different ...

 

[SysteX]

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Originally Posted by blinx /img/forum/go_quote.gif definitely. I find that music sounds better to me in the evening and night then when i first wake up. plus theres some days where my set up doesnt sound hifi at all

Agreed. With me it's all about my mood. While my setup usually sounds better at night, if I've had a bad day at work, it just doesn't sound good at all. However, on days when my mood is high, my rig sound downright awesome.

 

[fc911c]

wow I cant beleave you said that. I put on the px100 with my shuffle and they sounded better than everything else I have. Whats up with that?

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Originally Posted by BrookR1 /img/forum/go_quote.gif I took my PX100s with me on my daily bike ride today. I was in the mood to just ride slow and chill out (which is why I chose them) and when I put them on, I was like "holy carp! where did all of this detail and energy come from? These can't possibly Sennheisers."

 

[fc911c]

yes I agree its not the gear changing sound, I think LOL

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Originally Posted by epaludo /img/forum/go_quote.gif I prefer to listen to my gear in the dark, where i can concentrate myself in the music only without having any distraction. But i don't think the gear sounds different. For me it's just a matter of how do you really wanna listen to it. Does this makes any sense? Does for me ... On the other hand, allergy has a lot of influence. When i've a nose allergy, it seems my hearing isn't in it's normal accurate level. So it seems different ...

 

[fc911c]

good, glad to hear it, I thought I just wasted a lot of money.

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Originally Posted by SysteX /img/forum/go_quote.gif Agreed. With me it's all about my mood. While my setup usually sounds better at night, if I've had a bad day at work, it just doesn't sound good at all. However, on days when my mood is high, my rig sound downright awesome.

 

[BrookR1]

For me, there was a little placebo going on. Before my ride, I stumbled across this:

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Originally Posted by fc911c /img/forum/go_quote.gif wow I cant beleave you said that. I put on the px100 with my shuffle and they sounded better than everything else I have. Whats up with that?

 

[epaludo]

My jaw went all the way down when i saw that graph BrookR1 ...

 

[BrookR1]

You're tellin' me. I had to clean myself up before I went on my ride.

 

[fc911c]

excuse the dumb question but what is that graff telling you. I know it's comparing the senns to the RS1's?



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Originally Posted by BrookR1 /img/forum/go_quote.gif For me, there was a little placebo going on. Before my ride, I stumbled across this:

 

[BrookR1]

It's telling me that, on paper, a $40 headphone has a sound signature nearly identical to a $700 headphone.

 

[captian73]

i don't know about some days, but my igrado's sound fabulous when i'm outside. i notice the bass more, haven't a clue why