balcy24
New Head-Fier
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I have been doing a ton of research on headphones, so much my head is spinning! I have a Denon AVR-3312ci receiver with AV123 Rocket speakers. I also have an Outlaw sub (love the combo) but need something to escape the world when others are around. I also want to hear what is normally unhearable in songs (if that makes sense). The guitar fingering sounds or bow on a cello. Most of my music is either ripped in 320bps MP3 or lossless FLAC and I listen to everything from smooth jazz to hard rock with country in between. What would be a good headphone for my receiver and what impedance?
I have read reviews on Beyer 880/990s and the higher grade Senns and had pretty much decided on the 990s for their warmer than neutral sound signature (I do like good bass) then saw the T1 reviews at Amazon. Refurbished they can be had for $700 but have an impedance of 600 ohms. Will the Denon drive them or would I be better off with 300 ohm cans? I don't want to add an amp unless there is no other way. I had also thought about something low impedance too for use with my iPhone 6S but already have Klipsch IEMs already for that. From what I read higher impedance usually translates to better sound. Is that true?
Thanks,
Balcy
I have read reviews on Beyer 880/990s and the higher grade Senns and had pretty much decided on the 990s for their warmer than neutral sound signature (I do like good bass) then saw the T1 reviews at Amazon. Refurbished they can be had for $700 but have an impedance of 600 ohms. Will the Denon drive them or would I be better off with 300 ohm cans? I don't want to add an amp unless there is no other way. I had also thought about something low impedance too for use with my iPhone 6S but already have Klipsch IEMs already for that. From what I read higher impedance usually translates to better sound. Is that true?
Thanks,
Balcy