Ruggerio79
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i think its called HD 25-13.....i am curious to how it compares with the normal 70 ohms version....
Has anyone here heard the 600ohm version of HD25?
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Killercrush
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bump this old thread, I wanna know too !
BushGuy
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I just put a pair up for sale this week (HME25 - I made this decision because I realized that I tend toward IEM's portably). This is a model that can be seen used by network broadcasters during football games (at least).
They DON'T require the power most would suppose when they see those magic words - 600 ohms. My first listening response is of a more-solid bass response than other HD25 versions. Mine have been running perfectly from Nano/Xin Supermini. The differentiation in model designation is because of interchange/component matching. The designation -13 does mean copper-cored cable (which I did anyway), HME usually means mic'd (not necessarily, but does signify broadcast grade 600 ohm elements).
They DON'T require the power most would suppose when they see those magic words - 600 ohms. My first listening response is of a more-solid bass response than other HD25 versions. Mine have been running perfectly from Nano/Xin Supermini. The differentiation in model designation is because of interchange/component matching. The designation -13 does mean copper-cored cable (which I did anyway), HME usually means mic'd (not necessarily, but does signify broadcast grade 600 ohm elements).
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