^I'm not entirely sure, sometimes I think of it as instrumental, but compared to the other genres, it does seem closest co classical.
So far, here is where I am at with the Momentums. They have had about 20+ hours of burn in and are now sounding much better. My biggest complaint about these is the comfort; as I wear glasses, the earcups get uncomfortable by the fifteen minute mark, and my ears do get quite sore.
Disregarding that, I seriously like these headphones. I know there are some better headphones for this genre at the price, but I just fell in love with the look and packaging of the Momentums, and I'm quite disappointed that the fit isn't right for me.
As far as sound quality goes...
Lows: Much bigger than expected; with an EQ they have a really nice rumble to them that I can appreciate. The only issue is that it doesn't feels as tight or as controlled as I would like it to, and this is ever so slightly problematic with the kind of music I mentioned.
Mids: Exactly what I wanted; really full-sounding and overall mid-section; my only complaint is that the detail is not there in some tracks.
Treble: This is probably my biggest issue sound-wise with these headphones. The extension that I want just isn't there, and in many instrumental tracks, the mids and lows come through, leaving the highs somewhat in the background. I think I might want a more clear, detailed, slightly "sparkly" treble extension.
All in all, I am looking for a closed headphone with more detail and treble extension than the Momentums with a slightly bigger soundstage. I'm willing to compensate on the bass volume overall, but I would prefer a tight and punchy sound. Price should be at most $220 (to allot money for Fiio E11), and portability is a big plus. Thanks in advance.
