[MadMusicJunkie]

I can't believe I read through all these pages and nobody actually could speak about what they actually sound like!. LOL

 

[Sundown]

I can't believe I read through all these pages and nobody actually could speak about what they actually sound like!. LOL

It doesn't matter. What matters is that it's in the HD6x0 tier and they're closed back, bulky, heavy, no detatchable cable, and way different looking than the Sennheiser look. "LOL"

 

[pietcux]

I will buy it anyways, but up to now it is not even preorderable. Then I will publish my impressions.

 

[silverbox]

If it sounds like D7000 but with better sound isolation and built quality I'll buy it for sure. 

 

[CJG888]

Yes, but where's the wood? Not a splinter in sight!

 

[derbigpr]

Did anyone by any chance measure the dimension of the earpads? I mean stuff like outer and inner diameter, and depth of the earpad.

 

[derbigpr]

   
So many people complain about the polymer frame on the HD-6x0.

 
And all of them have one thing in common, they know nothing about material engineering and have very average or lower than average understanding of product development.  Otherwise they'd know metals aren't automatically better than polymers, especially when it comes to headphones. People like those remind me of my grandfather who complains about cars nowadays, and how unsafe they are because they have plastic bumpers instead of steel ones. I mean, what's gonna protect you when you crash, right?

 

[fiascogarcia]

Wait, JHA hasn't patented variable bass?

 

[gikigill]

My vintage amps have variable bass so a bit too late.

 

[KT66]

so what, bass boost is always welcome and u do not see it with other full size headphones while its being implemented in iems, why did u not criticize Roxanne iem or other iems that have bass boost, so I find sennheiser are unique in giving u bass boost option

I will criticise anything with a bass boost I don't like distortion in my music the artist spent so long getting, I don't use IEMs, but I do know how to spell the word "you"

 

[gikigill]

I will criticise anything with a bass boost I don't like distortion in my music the artist spent so long getting, I don't use IEMs, but I do know how to spell the word "you"

Too bad the rest of the world likes Bass Boost and even Sony when it was the king of portables had bass boost on its Walkmans, Discmans and Minidisc units.
 
You might also need to insert a comma or a full stop somewhere in this sentence:
 
"I will criticise anything with a bass boost I don't like distortion in my music the artist spent so long getting"

 

[WriterHead]

If it sounds like D7000 but with better sound isolation and built quality I'll buy it for sure. 

O rly?

 

[mikoss]

Blah, blah... same comments from me as the rest of the haters...
 
- the bass boost, plus the fact that the entire cup is the dial... looks cheesy/cheap.
- non-detachable cable, plus a built-in mic... derp.
 
 
Ok, I feel better now. I would also complain about the FR, but I haven't heard the headphones and they may very well sound beautiful. The above is still a deal breaker for me.

 

[HiFiRobot]

level of enjoyment with new senns

 

[pietcux]

For me the cans look flawless. Maybe Mr. Ive would like them more than some people here think he would.