Lucas Meyer
New Head-Fier
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Hey guys, whats up!?
here is the thing... since my beloved sennheiser iem's and first acquisition on decent audio died after 5 years of everyday use, everything i tried seemed to lack bass, soundstage, imaging...
i never thought they were superb nor what we can say HiFi audio gear until i had to move on and try other stuff. i think the detail i miss most about my Senns are the bass coming from far behind the stage, i can't explain since i am all new to this world and just started reading about audio when they broke. I didn't think i would miss their sound that much but i think i got quite addicted to sound...
my last attempts were AKG's K511 and k550 and found them lacking in preety much everything except one zone in the middle and higher frequencies where they are rich indeed but i missed some fun.
Before you ask, my Sennheisers were a pair of somewhat cheap CX400's, i know, they aren't that great but once, after two years, they fell appart and i attempted to repair them, but instead of simply putting them back together, i remeber i glued them with silicone sealing some of it's internals intentionally. After that, i freaked out, they were simply transformed, i started to grin out of control because it felt like a home theather, it gained bass and so much dept, and the distance from instruments got clearer and bigger. Thats why i dont consider buying them again.
Instead of buying lots of phones and spending the value of a car trying to find them, i had a better idea, asking you.
I've almost pulled the trigger on a set of Fidelios L2 for their good reviews regarding clarity, SQ, no requirement of expensive gear and it's availability here near me but ONE review saying they could use some more bass made me hold it. What do you think about them? are they fun or too analytical and flat minded?
Another one that tempts me are Beyers DT990 pro 250ohm, since they are well regarded in the bass and soudstage areas... but in the Headphone world there are too many options, everday i find something new... can you shed me a light?
P.S.: i've tried a pair of Beats given a friend of mine saying they had the bass i wanted and how they were the best phones in the world, but it seemed the bass and the rest of the music were two different scores playing at the same time, i don't know but, the bass was somewhat disconnected from everything else but sinc'ed...
then i tried some Sony mdr xb 950 if i remember well the name, and it was the same or even worse, now i don't know what i am! the akg's failed to me and when i thought i was a basshead the beats and sonys made sick :/ what the ****...
Can an L2 make me happy? Beyers, Ath's or stuff like Audez'es and only stuff costing the price of an used civic? (i am desperated and thanks for listening all of this ****, i don't even speak english LOL)
thanks guys!!!
here is the thing... since my beloved sennheiser iem's and first acquisition on decent audio died after 5 years of everyday use, everything i tried seemed to lack bass, soundstage, imaging...
i never thought they were superb nor what we can say HiFi audio gear until i had to move on and try other stuff. i think the detail i miss most about my Senns are the bass coming from far behind the stage, i can't explain since i am all new to this world and just started reading about audio when they broke. I didn't think i would miss their sound that much but i think i got quite addicted to sound...
my last attempts were AKG's K511 and k550 and found them lacking in preety much everything except one zone in the middle and higher frequencies where they are rich indeed but i missed some fun.
Before you ask, my Sennheisers were a pair of somewhat cheap CX400's, i know, they aren't that great but once, after two years, they fell appart and i attempted to repair them, but instead of simply putting them back together, i remeber i glued them with silicone sealing some of it's internals intentionally. After that, i freaked out, they were simply transformed, i started to grin out of control because it felt like a home theather, it gained bass and so much dept, and the distance from instruments got clearer and bigger. Thats why i dont consider buying them again.
Instead of buying lots of phones and spending the value of a car trying to find them, i had a better idea, asking you.
I've almost pulled the trigger on a set of Fidelios L2 for their good reviews regarding clarity, SQ, no requirement of expensive gear and it's availability here near me but ONE review saying they could use some more bass made me hold it. What do you think about them? are they fun or too analytical and flat minded?
Another one that tempts me are Beyers DT990 pro 250ohm, since they are well regarded in the bass and soudstage areas... but in the Headphone world there are too many options, everday i find something new... can you shed me a light?
P.S.: i've tried a pair of Beats given a friend of mine saying they had the bass i wanted and how they were the best phones in the world, but it seemed the bass and the rest of the music were two different scores playing at the same time, i don't know but, the bass was somewhat disconnected from everything else but sinc'ed...
then i tried some Sony mdr xb 950 if i remember well the name, and it was the same or even worse, now i don't know what i am! the akg's failed to me and when i thought i was a basshead the beats and sonys made sick :/ what the ****...
Can an L2 make me happy? Beyers, Ath's or stuff like Audez'es and only stuff costing the price of an used civic? (i am desperated and thanks for listening all of this ****, i don't even speak english LOL)
thanks guys!!!