[niotio910]

Hi,
 
I now own a HD595, but I'm a little disappointed because of its lack of bass.
I'm looking for a good headphone for following types of music: POP, RnB, Jazz, Acoustic, Trance (sometimes), Hip Hop (sometimes).
Price is up to 500$.
 
EDIT: Forgot to say thanks

 

[paaj]

If you like the smoothish Sennheiser sound, consider picking up a used HD580/600/650 and an amp. 

 

[desktophifi]

The Hd650 needs lots of power, you better get a nice amp for it...to get most of them. 

 

[Bastido]

What do you use for an amp? I had a pair of HD595 and even though they are efficient headphones the bass does improve with amping.

 

[NapalmK]

Depends on how disappointed you are with the bass.

Are you opposed to an amp?
 
For more bass, I'll throw in some Denons (probably D5000). I've never heard the Senns but my D2000 with a small amp and possibly an eq for the recessed mids does very well for me with RnB, Hip-hop, Jazz, Pop, and Trance. I found the Denons to have a nice smooth, laid back sound. Again I can't compare to the Senns mentioned so I could be off here.

 

[niotio910]

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What do you use for an amp? I had a pair of HD595 and even though they are efficient headphones the bass does improve with amping.

What amp do you use with the HD595? I'm using it with iBasso D2.

 

[niotio910]

 
Quote:

Depends on how disappointed you are with the bass.

Are you opposed to an amp?
 
For more bass, I'll throw in some Denons (probably D5000). I've never heard the Senns but my D2000 with a small amp and possibly an eq for the recessed mids does very well for me with RnB, Hip-hop, Jazz, Pop, and Trance. I found the Denons to have a nice smooth, laid back sound. Again I can't compare to the Senns mentioned so I could be off here.

That's hard for me to decide between the D2000 and HD650!