Chastity
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Did you decide what you are doing yet?Good point, in that case I should go buy two, just in case.
Did you decide what you are doing yet?Good point, in that case I should go buy two, just in case.
I bit on the K712 because it was only $200. It shows up tomorrow. I think the ATH-R70x will be on my Christmas list. I'm keeping the M1570's though, at least for now. They sound absolutely incredible with the Asgard.Did you decide what you are doing yet?
Thank you!! That's very helpful. It was your original writeup on the K712 that really got me interested in hearing it. After hearing the MC-450s I found that I really enjoy a clear, detailed, crisp sound. Of course for gaming - which, at this point, any of my headphones will be used for - I know I want a big soundstage. From what you're saying we'll see if I like the warm sound of the K712's; it also sounds like they might be the better gaming headphones.I think the K612 is for those that prefer a more neutral tonal balance with deep extension. Like it's quite accurate sounding with some brightness up top.
The K712 has a warmer sound, with more midbass punch, and bigger soundstage. Sub bass doesn't extend as well as the K612 Pro.
I think the 612 Pro is massively underrated, and would be an ideal candidate for competitive gaming. The K712 is not as well balanced, but sounds higher fidelity, as the 612 distorts a bit in busy sound passages. It's high detail but the drivers get a bit overworked. At least that's how it sounded to me way back when.
If I had to choose between, them, the K712 would be it. The K612 is also higher in impedance so would be a little more finicky with amplification.
I still think the K702 65th Anniversary is my fave though. It controls its upper midrange peak better than the K712 which is a bit sizzly, despite it being warm. But I could live with either.
Could this observation on the k712 be a ‘lesser broken in driver’?I think the K612 is for those that prefer a more neutral tonal balance with deep extension. Like it's quite accurate sounding with some brightness up top.
The K712 has a warmer sound, with more midbass punch, and bigger soundstage. Sub bass doesn't extend as well as the K612 Pro.
I think the 612 Pro is massively underrated, and would be an ideal candidate for competitive gaming. The K712 is not as well balanced, but sounds higher fidelity, as the 612 distorts a bit in busy sound passages. It's high detail but the drivers get a bit overworked. At least that's how it sounded to me way back when.
If I had to choose between, them, the K712 would be it. The K612 is also higher in impedance so would be a little more finicky with amplification.
I still think the K702 65th Anniversary is my fave though. It controls its upper midrange peak better than the K712 which is a bit sizzly, despite it being warm. But I could live with either.
Are you getting emails to notify you of new versions? (or do you check the website everyday?!)Redscape 1.4.1 Released
The app checks for new updates unless you have it disabled or blocked.Are you getting emails to notify you of new versions? (or do you check the website everyday?!)
I bought it, but never get emails notifying me of new releases...
Will do!Any one of you guys gonna be in NYC this weekend? Visit me at the CanJam Audeze booth!
You can't keep me away!Any one of you guys gonna be in NYC this weekend? Visit me at the CanJam Audeze booth!