a brief review of the pro
I had my Mad Dog 3.2s for about 1.5 years and besides some dt770 pro 80s i sold after 2 months and some IEMs at work, they're all I listened to music on. Just got my Pro upgrade back a few days ago and have spent a few hours with them now. Really enjoy the look and feel of the new pad mount system. Mine shipped with 2 dots on each driver, but no felt disks, I was worried about losing the treble with the upgrade, but it's a very very small difference to my ears, I could be making it up. Right up front, yes, you will notice the increased bass. I'm not a seasoned audiophile, but as an enthusiast, the bass sounds better and digs just as deep as the dt770 pro 80s, unless you're just an extreme basshead you're really not going to want more. I feel like the Pros need a little more volume to really start shining, I'm at about 2:30 on the Magni. I don't listen to any edm. I do listen to a lot indie and do love me some over produced electro every now and then, I needed a phone that could hang with acoustic guitars, vocals and also have satisfying bass.
my go-to test tracks
IAMX - Music People
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FQGazjCYgjs
the knife - Heartbeats
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jcU7gmU1-WQ
bright eyes - bowl of oranges
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HmiRWwAXexY
first aid kit - to a poet
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i2Yrit1Da1I
sleigh bells - comeback kid
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1wgCEjrjyLQ
Not going to go into a track by track analysis here, just trust me they handle it all, no matter how varied the above tracks are.
If I had to name a con, I'd want more clarity and detail, but that's where the alphas come in.
Dan's customer server is stellar, he replied to any e-mail in less than a few hours. When I'm ready to drop the cash to get the next level of clarity, detail, and sound stage you know where I'm going, but for now I'm enjoying the ride.