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Headphoneus Supremus
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Well.... If the hd800 doesn't work for you guys I have heard the hd650 is really an excellent metal headphone ![Stick Out Tongue :p :p](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)
So you're saying you've never heard it out of a good amp...
Well.... If the hd800 doesn't work for you guys I have heard the hd650 is really an excellent metal headphone![]()
The Ragnarok isn't a good amp? I see all of you are high as a kite.
The Ragnarok isn't a good amp? I see all of you are high as a kite.
Not all headphones, but the HD800 synergy is worth the effort. I hated them at first.
Meh. It's okay. It's not too special for the price they are asking. The treble is a little hot and uncontrolled for a supposed flagship and the mids are sort of strained and sterile. Anampheadphone at that price shouldn't be fatiguing like that.
I have heard the unmodded HD800 and was immeditely thrown off by the amount of sSSssSssibilance in vocals. Modded they sounded OK, but I'm not buying a 1.5K headphone to start "ghetto'ing" it with felt and toilet paper right away.
I think it is just a matter of biology in this case. You have stated many times you love the x2 for metal, to me it sounds veiled, muddy and dark. I really enjoy the dt880 for metal, many people (maybe you too) have said they find it way too bright. You may have a sensitivity to treble in your biology - which would explain why you like the X2 so much as it has less treble emphasis.
However, the problem is when you state objectively that people should not consider an hd800 for metal, when the issue is really with you, your preferences and your individual biology.
Hi guys!
I bought the HD800 a couple of months ago. Even if I'm really satisfied in general, I realised that they weren't the best headphones you could have in order to listen to metal music.
I'm planning to sell them but I don't know exactly what to buy to replace them. I listen to a lot of industrial metal, as well as some heavy and trash. According to the levap's graph, I should go for the Audeze LCD-2, but I can't find any without fazor in my area. Is it really a big deal ? What other suggestions would you make ?
Thanks for your opinions !
Hi guys!
I bought the HD800 a couple of months ago. Even if I'm really satisfied in general, I realised that they weren't the best headphones you could have in order to listen to metal music.
I'm planning to sell them but I don't know exactly what to buy to replace them. I listen to a lot of industrial metal, as well as some heavy and trash. According to the levap's graph, I should go for the Audeze LCD-2, but I can't find any without fazor in my area. Is it really a big deal ? What other suggestions would you make ?
Thanks for your opinions !
the ATH-AD2000X with a tube amp (non-OTL) or hybrid amp is still my favorite for all things metal.
Buy an LCD-2 with fazors and don't look back. If the wait and quality concerns are too much for you (which I can understand) then other people here will be able to help you. I adore my LCD-2 Fazor for any kind of metal.
the ATH-AD2000X with a tube amp (non-OTL) or hybrid amp is still my favorite for all things metal.
Buy an LCD-2 with fazors and don't look back. If the wait and quality concerns are too much for you (which I can understand) then other people here will be able to help you. I adore my LCD-2 Fazor for any kind of metal.
Thanks for your impressions guys. I think I'll go for the Audeze.
While I'm at it ... Somebody mentionned to me the BeyerDynamic DT1770 (not dt770). Any thoughts ?