[jonjovi421]

These days,I found that some people said HE-5 is better than HD800, It that truth? And I am more concerned the sound-stage.Can HE-5's sound-stage better HD800's and k1000's sound-stage£¿

 

[momomo6789]

HE-5s headstage i would say is better . but the soundstage on the hd800s is larger but not by much. idk which i like better yet ^_^

 

[thinker]

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Originally Posted by momomo6789 /img/forum/go_quote.gif HE-5s headstage i would say is better . but the soundstage on the hd800s is larger but not by much. idk which i like better yet ^_^

100% agree with this

 

[jonjovi421]

Thanks for replying! And would you pleased compare it to HD800 or k1000 with more details?

 

[jonjovi421]

Actually,I don't know the meaning of "headstage" very well.Is there someone can explain it? Thanks

 

[MrGreen]

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Originally Posted by jonjovi421 /img/forum/go_quote.gif Actually,I don't know the meaning of "headstage" very well.Is there someone can explain it? Thanks

Headstage = sound that appear to be in your head
soundstage = sound that seem to be around your head.
Theyre part of the same thing (soundfield) but theyre just clarfications. Some headphones have a poor headstage (you mostly head stuff from around you) and some have a poor soundstage (its mostly in your head)

In theory channel bleeding will improve the headstage and reduce the soundstage.
Mono signals should be completely soundstage (although it might sound like it is coming from two different points depending on how 'integrated' the sound of the cans is).
Thats what i figured, anyway.


edit: ... this is what I think it is anyway... lmao

 

[jonjovi421]

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Originally Posted by MrGreen /img/forum/go_quote.gif Headstage = sound that appear to be in your head soundstage = sound that seem to be around your head. Theyre part of the same thing (soundfield) but theyre just clarfications. Some headphones have a poor headstage (you mostly head stuff from around you) and some have a poor soundstage (its mostly in your head) In theory channel bleeding will improve the headstage and reduce the soundstage. Mono signals should be completely soundstage (although it might sound like it is coming from two different points depending on how 'integrated' the sound of the cans is). Thats what i figured, anyway. edit: ... this is what I think it is anyway... lmao

Thanks a lot.According to this point,is that means the headphones which is headstaged,the soundstage should be very bad?The soundstage is very small?

 

[jonjovi421]

It seems HE-5's soundstage is not very well.

 

[MrGreen]

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Originally Posted by jonjovi421 /img/forum/go_quote.gif Thanks a lot.According to this point,is that means the headphones which is headstaged,the soundstage should be very bad?The soundstage is very small?

No, soundstage is good on headphones.
The stereo bias that exists in headphones helps.

 

[scompton]

Unfortunately, a lot of people use the terms interchangeably, so unless I know how a particular person uses the words, I assume they mean the same thing.

 

[jonjovi421]

Thanks everyone`s replying.

But in this sentence"HE-5s headstage i would say is better . but the soundstage on the hd800s is larger but not by much. idk which i like better yet ^_^ ".

what`s different between headstage and soundstage?

 

[jageur272]

This couldn't be asked in the already existing HE-5 thread?

 

[david1978jp]

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Originally Posted by jageur272 /img/forum/go_quote.gif This couldn't be asked in the already existing HE-5 thread?

A new member, didn't know better/search?
Thread too long, didn't have time to read it all?
Another promotion trick, get your attention?