SomeTechNoob
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They sound similar off all sources since the shp9500 is super easy to drive. The upper bass is punchy, but as you all know the shp9500 has zero sub bass.
I'm not expecting much improvement in sub bass but as shp is somewhat bright so I was thinking maybe pairing a warmer source would make the overall sound presentation a bit less bright-y.
Finally put the hm5 earpads onto my too. Instead of cutting the earpad after putting it around the ring, I just snap the ring back onto the headphones then I attach the the earpads on it. it was much easier to do without doing any cutting. I got the leater though because the velour or memory foam might make my ears sweat.
Guys, what would be a great alternative (around 100USD) to SHP9500? I can't get them (for reasonable price anyway) here where I live.
Guys, what would be a great alternative (around 100USD) to SHP9500? I can't get them (for reasonable price anyway) here where I live.
Apparently the Pioneer SE-A1000 has comparably good sound quality (more emphasis on mids, less on treble) in the same price range, but at the cost of having terrible pads, being the ugliest headphones on the planet, and having a 6 meter permanently attached wire.