Guess youre lucky then cause i know some people that had their hinges broken even with care.
Would be shame to get that broken.
These cans certainly are the best for movies and games for sure.
The Red and Green share the same "Stock" tuning, while the Blue and White share the same "Anniversary i.e., limited edition tuning"
The Anniversary tuning found in the blues and whites has a warmer sound, is more balanced across the entire FR, smoothing the forwardness of treble and bass with a slight reduction to slam and impact compared to the Red/Green, but not so much that bass is lost. I find the bass in the anniversary tuning to be quite fun "slammy/impactful" while having a bit more texture.
IMO, if you are wanting that "traditional" TH900 signature, then go for a Red or Green and if treble is still a thing you have options like a running with a warmer amp or pad rolling.
the treble is PERFECT with any decent and up recording. lesser recording with hashy or peaky treble will be brutally exposed. but the th900 eq's really well and you can add a 3 db bass bump to many such lesser recordings at 63 hz and the treble and whole sound becomes awesome again. i prefer in these instances a slight bass hump as opposed to a 5-6 khz treble cut as it sounds more natural, less eq'd.
nice thing about the bass quantity (quality unbelievable, as many here have covered) is that for the bassiest of recordings (eg Daft Punk Random access Memories) you don't have TOO MUCH bass, but rather it's just right. also own Campfire Atlas iem. love it in bed for low listening levels, given the gargantuan bass, but if you turn up the volume and listen to said album it's too much bass (flat) and has to be eq'd down.
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