jerg
Headphoneus Supremus
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Nonono, you're misunderstanding. I meant that the treble was a tad brighter / more fatiguing compared to my HE500 (which I also brought to the shop I demo'd from), and the difference is likely in tonal balance around the lower treble. In terms of upper treble HD650s sound very refined (much better than HE400s), just a bit more blurred vs HE500.
We are talking small differences on a relative level here, and compared to the venerable HE500 which are known to have one of the most forgiving and non-fatiguing yet detailed trebles out there.
The treble was fatiguing? That just doesn't make sense. The treble is so smooth, compared to the quite prominent treble on the HE400. If there is one thing I can personally say about the HD650, its that its the most pleasant, unfatiguing headphone I have ever heard.
Maybe that burson is raising the treble to some nasty levels, because HD650 and fatiguing treble, don't belong in the same sentence.
Nonono, you're misunderstanding. I meant that the treble was a tad brighter / more fatiguing compared to my HE500 (which I also brought to the shop I demo'd from), and the difference is likely in tonal balance around the lower treble. In terms of upper treble HD650s sound very refined (much better than HE400s), just a bit more blurred vs HE500.
We are talking small differences on a relative level here, and compared to the venerable HE500 which are known to have one of the most forgiving and non-fatiguing yet detailed trebles out there.