Oh well, we can't ask a U.S. company to manage a sale in far away, overseas Europe, not even on big holidays. But in the U.S., Sennheiser's domestic market, it's summer so, hey... let's do a 40% off sale for our loyal customers.
I received my HD 660 S2 yesterday and the first impression is very promising. Deep and juicy bass, very nice midrange and extended but very smooth treble.
I received my HD 660 S2 yesterday and the first impression is very promising. Deep and juicy bass, very nice midrange and extended but very smooth treble.
• The WA3’s higher nominal output impedance really matches well with that of 660-S2, thankfully 300 ohms.
• While Woo Audio does not specify the OI on the website, mine clocked in at just over 120 ohms - when measured by an EE / technician neighbour.
• Don’t be surprised if WA3 / 660S2 allows the music to blossom. No anechoic, linear, sterile ‘lab instrument’ sound here!
I received my HD 660 S2 yesterday and the first impression is very promising. Deep and juicy bass, very nice midrange and extended but very smooth treble.
I’ve only heard the 660S2 once, and it was against my 6XX with ZMF sub pads on an Ampsandsound Mogwai. I pretty much liked everything about the sound better than the 6XX. I find the 6XX both too forward in the mids and too relaxed in the treble, creating a sort of fatiguing-ly veiled sound. I found the S2 to fix all of that, with less forward mids and a more present (more accurate) treble.
Gotta see how I like them on my home setup though…sometimes I think there’s something in the air in hifi shops/shows that makes you like a thing more than you would normally lol
Gotta see how I like them on my home setup though…sometimes I think there’s something in the air in hifi shops/shows that makes you like a thing more than toy would normally lol
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