vlenbo
Headphoneus Supremus
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As dsnuts mentioned, the FXZ200s have a compelling attribute to its soundstage and subwoofer power. It contains the mids and highs in addition to the powerful bass. The mids should be refined compared to the madogs, the highs should have the same type of refinement, and the bass definately has it from dsnut's description. With an fxz100, it has less bass than the fxz200, it has a GREAT amount of bass to satiate bassheads to the point of holding off the fxz200 for a later purchase. The mids and highs are great and transparent, the vivid details of the earphones makes you feel like you are in a live concert because of its airyness. It is a bit more neutral than the fxz200, unless I'm wrong. Now let dsnuts immerse you with his own vivid imagery!
So I need some convincing/advice.
My girlfriend HATES how into head-fi I am, but I don't think she understands the obssession with sound that we go through. Now I'm still relatively new to the high end personal audio game, and my perogative when joining head-fi was to find those few pieces of equipment that will satisfy my every needs. I'm 100% sure the M-100 is my mobile headphone, so I'm entirely happy with that purchase. When it comes to home amping, I'm hesitant if I'll REALLY need one considering most of my home listening is on my 2.1 monitor system, but I do eventually want to get a Lyr for many reasons, including preamp.
But anyways my next audio related purchase was planned to be another fullsized can that's neutral, closed, and has super bang for buck. After researchng and pining over a few out of budget cans, I came across the Mad Dogs. So I'm again 100% confident I want those. They look really awesome too, I love the retro sit-in-my-room-and-listen-to-the-new-vinyl-i-just-bought look they have going for them. My mixer can drive them so amping is not a concern for that.
BUT NOW I HAVE BEEN READING THIS THREAD
I think I want these before a neutral home can that won't get nearly as much use as my portable 2.1 (or 2.2?) system in my ears.
Basically I'm very confident in what my end game for all types of personal audio will be. But I need convincing to either spend more money on Mad Dogs, or ride the hype train and boom my brain out with the FXZ200.
I think the selling point would be if the FXZ200 could be used for reference or not. I'm also SUPER worried about cable damage since it's not replaceable. I have the WORST luck with cable damage.
As dsnuts mentioned, the FXZ200s have a compelling attribute to its soundstage and subwoofer power. It contains the mids and highs in addition to the powerful bass. The mids should be refined compared to the madogs, the highs should have the same type of refinement, and the bass definately has it from dsnut's description. With an fxz100, it has less bass than the fxz200, it has a GREAT amount of bass to satiate bassheads to the point of holding off the fxz200 for a later purchase. The mids and highs are great and transparent, the vivid details of the earphones makes you feel like you are in a live concert because of its airyness. It is a bit more neutral than the fxz200, unless I'm wrong. Now let dsnuts immerse you with his own vivid imagery!