ethan7000
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@cCasper TFG - That looks sweet, I need to look up plasti-dip now...
@cCasper TFG - That looks sweet, I need to look up plasti-dip now...
If anybody wants to know about how this th600 is against the so called bass cannon Ultrasone Pro900:
The Fostex th600 totally destroys it and reduces it to a crying rubble of senseless mud in all frequency spectrums.
Picture the Pro900 a crying mess of mud while the th600 hovers high over it majestically like the Sun and drying it out.
It is utterly embarrassing to play the Pro900 along side it.
I know because I have it next to me
Edit:
I don't disagree with what little if any positives the Pro900 may have over others (lol),
Its just that the th600 is so good it warrants keeping every time I think of downsizing.. (!)
If anybody wants to know about how this th600 is against the so called bass cannon Ultrasone Pro900:
The Fostex th600 totally destroys it and reduces it to a crying rubble of senseless mud in all frequency spectrums.
Picture the Pro900 a crying mess of mud while the th600 hovers high over it majestically like the Sun and drying it out.
It is utterly embarrassing to play the Pro900 along side it.
I know because I have it next to me
Edit:
I don't disagree with what little if any positives the Pro900 may have over others (lol),
Its just that the th600 is so good it warrants keeping every time I think of downsizing.. (!)
until you have to actually use a headphone in a rough environment for portable use without having to worry about its fragility..
In this scenario, the Pro900 then becomes a beast.
That's one of the only reasons I still have it around after getting Denons and looking into the TH900. It's just one headphone that can hold its own in the real world as well as deliver impressive sound quality. Few headphones are in that category (the Alpha Dog being another off the top of my head).
That's interesting I bought the Th600 as my travelling version of my Th900's, ended up liking them more, but to my mind the 600's are not really fragile, having said that I don't know how fragile they are in relation to the Ultrasones, and as for Denon well I have the DH7100's and you cant take them anywhere, that plastic would snap so easily.Besides you kind of look like a prick wearing those things outside.
I am not afraid with my 600's though, I feel fine chucking them in a carry on bag etc....
I am impressed with their build quality for sure, maybe not military grade, but robust things. The finish on the Th900's would get ruined very quickly if one traveled with them.
That's interesting I bought the Th600 as my travelling version of my Th900's, ended up liking them more, but to my mind the 600's are not really fragile, having said that I don't know how fragile they are in relation to the Ultrasones, and as for Denon well I have the DH7100's and you cant take them anywhere, that plastic would snap so easily.Besides you kind of look like a prick wearing those things outside.
I am not afraid with my 600's though, I feel fine chucking them in a carry on bag etc....
I am impressed with their build quality for sure, maybe not military grade, but robust things. The finish on the Th900's would get ruined very quickly if one traveled with them.
..... and as for Denon well I have the DH7100's and you cant take them anywhere, that plastic would snap so easily. Besides you kind of look like a prick wearing those things outside.
The Denon Dx000's frames aren't anything like the Denon DH7100, in any way. The Dx000's are made of a metal frame, the only parts that are plastic on the whole headphone are a couple gaskets where the headphone swivels and 2 little pieces inside the headband adjustment that hold the bearing balls to hold the headband size setting. The one thing I will say about the older Denons is that the paint scratches very easily. I don't know if the THx00 headband parts are painted the same, but I assume they are. These headphones will wear very quickly being tossed around in bags, rubbing against their own cables, etc.