blackmondy
New Head-Fier
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The 9500 makes up my new transportable concert-hall. :thumbup:
Guy I am using Schiit Modi 2 uber and Magni 2 stack at home and I suppose this shp9500 would be too bright if I had paired with this. Combined with the stacks sound character I fear I'll be right :/
I don't think you could tell without trying it out (what is too bright for me may not be for you).
HOWEVER - if it was bright the ridiculously easy Felt Mod should solve it. Ref: Here and Here (scroll down to SHP-9500)
I see Magick used 2mm felt and DIY 3mm.
I used 2mm and do think it solved any brightness issues for me. If you are not going to do Magick's craft foam ring mod as well, there is no need to glue down the felt...so it is easily reversible and easy to try different felt types.
You mention the HD650...to my ears, with the 2mm felt mod my SHP9500's treble level is pretty close to my HD600s...with 3mm felt it might be exact in treble level, but I like a bit brighter phone.
Currently available on Newegg for $49.99. Best price I've seen, so I went for it. $14 better than the current md deal too.
The regular price is $69.99. Use coupon code EMCASKN69 to drop it to the $49.99. No idea when it expires.
Are there any SHP9500 owners that could give a few brief comments on how it compares to the Panasonic RP-HTF600 headphones?
I got mine yesterday. Sounds fine for the money. I started to EQ it with some more bass... Then realized, wait a second... Im using a tube amp anyway. Now i know these dont benefit from amping. But the sound does become warmer. So in some ways i feel like EQing the lows isnt necessary?
I got mine yesterday. Sounds fine for the money. I started to EQ it with some more bass... Then realized, wait a second... Im using a tube amp anyway. Now i know these dont benefit from amping. But the sound does become warmer. So in some ways i feel like EQing the lows isnt necessary?