The HD 600/650 are studio monitors? Hmmmm. And yes, I'd think that if you were in the mixing booth you'd want zero sound leakage from outside in order to make sure you get it right. Then again, I'm not a sound guy, so what do I know?
Proof? Even if you are an official seller, your claims are quite bold. Same driver, same housing, slightly different tuning, different pads, different cables, different color and no carrying case.
Ask yourself one question. I’m sure you’ll see logic in it. Why would a variant of the Clear be made available through any reseller on current product at a price below the Elear. It doesn’t sound like BS to you?
Still not proof, that logic doesn't always apply. Clear case of that would be why does Sennheiser sell HD650s at $200 dollars on a reseller site and not price all their HD650s that were on the market at 200. Yeah they use a cheaper housing, that's it, tuning and drivers are the exact same. Also why would they make the HD58x and undercut their HD660s and HD700 sales? Massdrop was all about targeting a larger audience, nobody knows the brand name Focal. That was their attempt to introduce to the market their name. Hi, I'm the LV of the headphone world right now, heres a discounted product specifically tuned through community feedback, this is a once in a lifetime deal. That's what Focal did with Massdrop. Not just make a Clear variant to undercut themselves. THEN they got a bunch of people to hype the Clear. Now everyone is saving for a Clear. THEN they release the Clear Pro for those who want a different color and labeled it for music makers. Bold move.
Become a dealer for Focal. They’ll tell you the same they tell us dealers. Then you’ll have your proof. Actually they aren’t releasing the Clear Pro for you to have a choice. They developed it specifically for the recording industry. Edit: no matter how hard you try I’m not going to be upset by your comments. So far here in the store we are all getting a good laugh
Regardless, I'm just here fueling the flames. This thread is always entertaining and just because they tell you something doesn't mean its always the truth.