need help with denon d7000

[wildwood88]

Hey guys, do I still need d7000 when I already hd600, dt990 pro, and m50x? I am not sure this headphone can do well in which music genre. Can anyone letting me know? Hows the bass compare with 990pro? And also pairing with o2 amp and dragonfly dac can satisfied?? 450 usd for second hand, is that safe? Is a blind buy for me... Will it be risky? Thank you!

 

[Rhamnetin]

Do you still need it?  That's entirely subjective, depending on how much you like it.  Only you can say.  The D7000 has a V-shaped sound signature like the DT 990 and M50X (although the M50X isn't extremely V-shaped), and it's closed like the M50X.  A blind buy is always risky, especially when used.  There's a chance you might replace your M50X with it, but there's also a chance you won't like it much.  That's about all one can say due to how subjective all of this is.
 
But hey, the more headphones you own the merrier, right?  

 

[wildwood88]

Anyone?

 

[wildwood88]

Do you still need it?  That's entirely subjective, depending on how much you like it.  Only you can say.  The D7000 has a V-shaped sound signature like the DT 990 and M50X (although the M50X isn't extremely V-shaped), and it's closed like the M50X.  A blind buy is always risky, especially when used.  There's a chance you might replace your M50X with it, but there's also a chance you won't like it much.  That's about all one can say due to how subjective all of this is.

But hey, the more headphones you own the merrier, right?  

Hi, so u mean this d7000 actually don't have much step up from m50x and 990pro?

 

[Rhamnetin]

Hi, so u mean this d7000 actually don't have much step up from m50x and 990pro?

 
I'm not saying that, I'm saying they all have boosted bass, boosted treble, and some mid range recession.  They all have a vaguely similar sound signature.

 

[wildwood88]

I'm not saying that, I'm saying they all have boosted bass, boosted treble, and some mid range recession.  They all have a vaguely similar sound signature.

I see, thanks for the help