fusionramjet
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soundtracks like from Hanz Zimmer.
Even though these have classical orchestral components, I think that they can only be properly reproduced by headphones that are VERY bass capable. The well-known problem is how to get both spacious sound [an open backed quality] along with powerful effortless reproduction of the entire frequency spectrum, including bass [typically a closed quality].
From what I've read, the following seem like they could fit these requirements [more or less]:
Beyerdynamic T1
Ultrasone Pro 2900
Hifiman HE-6/500/400
Audeze LCD-2/3
I've read that orthodynamics have narrow soundstages.
From what I've read, I'm not sure if the Beyerdynamic T1 has enough bass [i like some bass emphasis].
I have the Stax Lambda Signature, and it lacks visceral weight. I understand that the Omega has more, but I doubt that electrostats would feel weighty enough.
Does anybody have any input on this?
Thanks!
Even though these have classical orchestral components, I think that they can only be properly reproduced by headphones that are VERY bass capable. The well-known problem is how to get both spacious sound [an open backed quality] along with powerful effortless reproduction of the entire frequency spectrum, including bass [typically a closed quality].
From what I've read, the following seem like they could fit these requirements [more or less]:
Beyerdynamic T1
Ultrasone Pro 2900
Hifiman HE-6/500/400
Audeze LCD-2/3
I've read that orthodynamics have narrow soundstages.
From what I've read, I'm not sure if the Beyerdynamic T1 has enough bass [i like some bass emphasis].
I have the Stax Lambda Signature, and it lacks visceral weight. I understand that the Omega has more, but I doubt that electrostats would feel weighty enough.
Does anybody have any input on this?
Thanks!