[SLC1966]

I've never been quite happy with my headphones, my short audition of the HD600 sounded glary, and in owning the HD6XX for 3 years I only managed to use them 20 times or so, too fuzzy sounding. Everything else that came my way I ended selling either due to needing excessive EQ to the point where the stock tuning wasn't worth my time, or they were just too big/heavy for day to day use.

But I've come full circle, got marble HD600s and love them. Now I'm selling my Aeon Noires and T1.2. Got a mod kid on the way with ZMF pads and I'm quite content with the $200 they cost in comparison to the other stuff I've had.

I still need a good closed back set, I've got DT770s as backup in a pinch, but those I only like for gaming. So I might consider the D9200 at some point. The Aeons are good, but them requiring too much power means they're useless for most of my scenarios. And while good at everything, they just don't excel at anything in particular. And for gaming their imaging is unreliable at best.

I have had the HD600 a few times and as @iFi audio stated above, it is really a huge bang for the buck. Even though the HD660S2 is at a higher price ($600), it really is also a huge bang for the buck in todays HP market. I would consider the HD660S2 an HD600 with a little added musicality speckled into the sound (a little of HD650 flavor added to it).

 

[Shane D]

Today I had some running around to do, but after lunch I decided to pull out the HD660S2's. Then I reached for one my "best of" playlists. Today is "Top 70's pop". It is just 98 songs and I love every one of them. Don't we all love the music from our childhood?

Running through all my amps, but the last hour plus has been the Violectric V220. Mmmm.

 

[jonathan c]

Today I had done running around to do, but after lunch I decided to pull out the HD660S2's. Then I reached for one my "best of" playlists. Today is "Top 70's pop". It is just 98 songs and I love every one of them. Don't we all love the music from our childhood?

Running through all my amps, but the last hour plus has been the Violectric V220. Mmmm.

A wonderful combination

 

[boyfrombluesea]

Guys, check this out if you like latin acoustic music.
One of most beautiful composition, in my opinion.
And I think this live version is much better than the studio one.

I usually listen to this via RME-ADI DAC with Bottlehead Crack + Sennheiser HD6XX

 

[equalspeace]

Tazzy & NDH 30. Supreme musical bliss..

Nirvana

 

[jonathan c]

Grado RS-1x << Woo Audio WA6 (Brimar CV593, Triad 6DE7 pair):

[Flying Dutchman: April, 1975.] One of the finest funk-jazz-soul releases in the 1970s.

 

[BobG55]

HD600 / SE

Magical Mystery Tour / by The BeaTles
CD - 1987 Stereo (best sounding edition)

 

[DigitalJust]

Slate Vsx

 

[David222]

ZMF Verite Closed | Woo Audio WA3 (GEC 6080 / WE 396A)

 

[jonathan c]

Grado RS-1x << Woo Audio WA6 (Brimar CV593, Triad 6DE7 pair):

[Musicmaster: August, 1991.] Freddie Hubbard reunites with Cedar Walton (p) and Billy Higgins (d) - among others. With the lilting, shifting rhythms and the soft-to-laser playing, I was thinking “Luckyleo has to hear this!”

 

[DigitalJust]

Slate Vsx

 

[Luckyleo]

Qobuz/BF264/Espressivio/GS3000x

 

[jsk ksj]

Qobuz/BF264/Espressivio/GS3000x

I thought the Paul Simon track was the standout one. What with this & his new album, Seven Psalms, Paul Simon is on a bit of a roll.

 

[Luckyleo]

Qobuz/BF264/Espressivio/GS3000x
Jason Isabell and The 400 Unit - Weathervanes

 

[Leonarfd]

AüR Audio Aurora + Hiby R6 III