[hekeli]

Good news, absolutely zero creaking in the HD8 I received.
 
I'll be posting some comparos in the Ultrasone 8x0 thread later since that's the latest and greatest and interesting...

 

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[Mad Max]

Nah, they just take whatever angle your head gives them. Driver baffles are flat.

 

[Lenin Reddy]

hey guys at 200$ USD , do u think HD 7 DJ is a better buy than ath m50x ?
does anyone know howz the bass on HD 7DJ compared with ath m50x

 

[Mad Max]

Versus as unmodified M50x? Yes.  M50's bass has nothing on HD7/8.

 

[Lenin Reddy]

i didnt know about modding ath m50x. so sold them finding not enough bass for me. i can buy the HD 7 DJ for 200$ now . so do u think they might be a better upgrade for me ?

 

[Lenin Reddy]

Guys i bought HD 7 DJ .....and bass is just awesome .


can anyone suggest me a 1.3m cable ?

 

[Mad Max]

You can get one off of eBay.

 

[MrRockliffe]

My HD8 DJs went back. Clamping pressure was immense and didn't soften up, not to mention the lack of padding on the top gave me a constantly bruised head. Also, the squeaking became super annoying, replaced once and the same problem occurred.
 
Had them replaced with a pair of IE80s (which took 2 stock problems and 3 weeks to get to me). Overall, not a great experience with Sennheiser...
 
EDIT: IE80s sound miles better than the HD8 DJs. Clearer sound and highs are quite as fatiguing.

 

[AnnaReviewer]

The HD6 Mix is actually a little different from the other two headphones, the 7 DJ and the 8 DJ, because the 6 Mix is to be, is designed to be used for studio mixing.
 
So it’s designed to be used for studio production, the sound should be a little more balanced, and a little more neutral than the other two, because the 7 DJ and the 8 DJ are designed to be used in gigs, by DJs, for beat tracking.
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[suman134]

  The HD6 Mix is actually a little different from the other two headphones, the 7 DJ and the 8 DJ, because the 6 Mix is to be, is designed to be used for studio mixing.
 
So it’s designed to be used for studio production, the sound should be a little more balanced, and a little more neutral than the other two, because the 7 DJ and the 8 DJ are designed to be used in gigs, by DJs, for beat tracking.
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 Tyll says these equally bad, not for audiophiles. Might be good for DJs. And i dont care about these anymore After the amperior.

 

[Mad Max]

  The HD6 Mix is actually a little different from the other two headphones, the 7 DJ and the 8 DJ, because the 6 Mix is to be, is designed to be used for studio mixing.
 
So it’s designed to be used for studio production, the sound should be a little more balanced, and a little more neutral than the other two, because the 7 DJ and the 8 DJ are designed to be used in gigs, by DJs, for beat tracking.
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HD6 sounds nearly the same, just as colored actually, but more tonally balanced and has veiled bass.  No Sennheiser I've ever tried (and I've tried most of the wired full-sized sets) had a veiled sound despite all the claims around here about "Sennheiser veil", but this HD6 is a first.  I like its sensitivity - a bit low but not too low.
But HD7 and 8 frickin' rule.
 
 
 

 
 Tyll says these equally bad, not for audiophiles. Might be good for DJs. And i dont care about these anymore After the amperior.

 
Loads of audiophiles use far more colored-sounding headphones than HD6/7/8.
Amperior rocks, if you want something more physically compact, sonically more polite, a little less hi-fi, and less open-sounding than the excellent HD7/8.

 

[Button]

Hi I thinking about buying the HD8 DJ headphones, could somebody with a pair listen to this and tell me if they can reproduce a 50 hertz sine wave without any distortion or rattling of the driver at a loud listening volume.
 
http://www.soundsnap.com/node/97362
 
Thanks  

 

[Lenin Reddy]

yes i have listened to your sine wave and i found zero rattling . All clean and no distortions

 

[Lenin Reddy]

yes i have listened to your sine wave and i found zero rattling . All clean and no distortions