YGuyG
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They do indeed have a blurb about burn in as well.
They do indeed have a blurb about burn in as well.
Yeah, do they have the headband bending and pad switching diagrams that I've seen people post? Pretty nifty stuff.
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I don't think that the two will be anywhere close. I have owned two pair of the Denon J$ pads, which are just like the Lawton Audio pads They are too thick in the back and they have oval ear openings which tend to block some of the drive output. But, I do encourage you to try them. We're always open to hearing the experience of someone who is willing to roll up their sleeves and try something out for the benefit of sharing their views with the members here.
Enjoy!
Haha, so that would put me back at square one. There aren't many choices, and no choice is perfect. It's either the HD 650 (which is not possible because to make it sound good you have to spend double the price on an amp), the Mad Dogs (which I hear are a clear step down from the HE-400) or the HE-400 (which is bright). It might have to be the Mad Dogs but I kind of wanted something that was a definitive upgrade from the D2000 and I'm not sure the Mad Dogs fits that bill
Another fantastic album that the HE-400 just eats up: Larry Carlton's "Fire Wire."
Not sure if it's audiophile-grade but the mastering & mixing sounds very good to my ears. I'm giving the G109 a rest and listening to this album with the ODAC/OBJ2,. simply awesome & wholly engaging. The HE-400 knows how to deliver this brand of soulful, instrumental blues-rock.
They do indeed have a blurb about burn in as well.
Anything worth mentioning about this?
I don't have the manual
Another fantastic album that the HE-400 just eats up: Larry Carlton's "Fire Wire."
Not sure if it's audiophile-grade but the mastering ">I'm giving the G109 a rest and listening to this album with the ODAC/OBJ2,. simply awesome
Hey Larry Carlton is great!! Just gave him a listen on MOG. Very smooth jazz guitarist. Definitely worth checking out. Thanks for the heads up on "Fire Wire."
@Justin...I'd be interested to take a look at the manual.
Hey guys,
Had a quick question regarding the treble spike with the HE-400's. Does it 'tame' after the 150 hour burn in mark that hifiman claims you should do in the manual? Most songs sound brilliant but I'm not sure if I can live with this spike. It feels like its piercing my brain in some songs. If it doesn't subdue, can anyone show me how to control it via EQ?
Also, my Schiit stack should be arriving early next week so that potentially could subdue it? If not, do you guys recommend going the route of tubes?
Sorry I am a complete noob in this area. Thanks for bearing with me.
Happy listenings!
Speaking of Larry Carlton, you guys listen to any Steely Dan on these? The HE-400's and SD (and Donald Fagan) were made for each other, the music is great, and the engineering/recording is top notch. Each album was recorded not only for the best fidelity but also for instrument separation. Larry played a lot on one of my favorite albums, Aja.
Hey Larry Carlton is great!! Just gave him a listen on MOG. Very smooth jazz guitarist. Definitely worth checking out. Thanks for the heads up on "Fire Wire."
@Justin...I'd be interested to take a look at the manual.