[nicholars]

Ok... Sorryfor all the threads about ultrasones, I am just trying to make a decision and can't find anything using search function.
 
Which ultrasones are reccomended out of the 2400 and 680, 780 or any of the others (under £240)...
 
I am looking for good bass, good midrange and smooth treble.... I am looking for which ultrasone has the most recessed / smoothest / less peircing treble....
 
I have denon d2000 atm and I like them but I find the treble a bit annoying... How would the ultrasones compare? Apprently some models have agressive treble and some have more recessed?
 
This is the last thread I make on ultrasones I promise!

 

[BotByte]

Adjust your EQ

 

[nicholars]

They make loads of models and they are all different.... It is hard to tell which one would suit me best...
 
I have adjusted EQ on denons already...

 

[extrabigmehdi]

You might try to apply a slight reverb to tame the highs. I use reverberate + m7 impulse but that's not a free solution.
Otherwise some people are complaining regarding a slight trebble roll off with sennheiser headphones, so they might suit you: hd650, hd600..
But they don't have the best bass.

 

[200poundsofamp]

Ultrasones are known for having pretty aggressive treble. Didn't you have problems with the srh840s? The HFI-680s definitely have more than them.

 

[nicholars]

Hmm yes I did find the treble on the 840's overly sharp and peircing sounding...
 
I am not sure if i should bother trying the Ultrasones or not.... Reports such as "metallic treble" are a bit offputting...
 
I thought that some Ultrasones have less treble? Such as the 2400?

 

[sigmundklaus]

My post #1
 
Hi All,
 
Please, gods of Head-Fi make this thread revive!
 
I am trying to decide between HFI 680 and 2400... 
 
I've read all the reviews on them, the price is just right for both
 
... but couldn't find a comparison between these two.
 
I"d appreciate a few words on this.
 
Thank You!

 

[Roller]

Well, are you looking for closed or open headphones?

 

[sigmundklaus]

doesn't really matter 
 
I just need another "perspective" when checking my mixes and thought an Ultrasone HP would make a nice new one ... this (HFI 680/2400) would be my first Ultrasone...