omar10wahab
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Hello thanks for joining me on this beautiful adventure to audiophileness. I recently started getting more and more into music and got myself a pair of audio technica ath m30's. now to my knowledge these are better than any headphones i have ever used and my plan is to get the m50s when I get the money for them. Now I was wondering because although they are better than everyday iem that you buy for under $15 anywhere I can't really hear much of a difference. Now whati mean is I don't know know what I'm hearing is the difference. To me it sounds like with the iem's that, a veil is covering the headphones but when I use my m30s that veil is removed. Not to mention everything sounds more punchy and clear. Im really bad at telling how lows, mids, and highs sound but I think I got lows down because I think it's more about feeling the lows and I can definitely feel more than the iems. Now I know the m30s aren't probably the greatest with bass but they "feel" better and sound better than iems. I guess i can kind of tell about highs but i have no idea about mids. What an i trying to listen for with mids and also What I don't get is how people tell if the lows are drowning out the mids. When I listen to music I feel like theres to much happening to tell what's happening. Should I listen to a couple of songs on repeat and compare with what I have to use right now or does someone have a website to help me tell the difference between all the highs mids and lows. I tried using sin waves but it doesn't really help because when I try to convert back to everyday music it obviously doesn't sound the same. I guess in the end I need help understanding music better because I'm really oblivious to stuff. What type of gene of music could help me differentiate between highs, mids and lows easier cause maybe I could try to focus on those genres. Anything would help and can you also tell me what is lacking in the ath m30s quality wise. Thanks
