HipHopScribe
Headphoneus Supremus
Hi guys,
I can't decide to buy Meze 99 Classic or HD6xx? HD6xx cost 100€ less.
Please help me decide
Thanks!
Do you need noise isolation? What's your DAC/Amp situation?
Hi guys,
I can't decide to buy Meze 99 Classic or HD6xx? HD6xx cost 100€ less.
Please help me decide
Thanks!
Hd650 is almost 2 decades old and is still one of the most popular high end headphone choices... there's a reason for that.Hi guys,
I can't decide to buy Meze 99 Classic or HD6xx? HD6xx cost 100€ less.
Please help me decide
Thanks!
Do you need noise isolation? What's your DAC/Amp situation?
Do you need noise isolation? What's your DAC/Amp situation?
I love vocals! What about vocals in 99 classic? As I understand they are great in Meze also?I understand that the Meze 99 is consumer oriented, with enhanced bass. Do you want that or do you want the more neutral, natural sounding Sennheiser sound? If you care about the quality of the vocals, pick the HD-650.
Hi, how good pairing is iDSD Micro BL with HD650 ? Please share your thoughts, view about this combo if you have experienced.
@Ichos @HungryPanda many thanks to your feedback. Cheers !
Hello guys ! So the left driver of my HD600 broke.
I am really disappointed with this, because it has just been few years since I bought it. I take a good care of it and I dont even use it that much . Like few hours per week.
I thought HD600 would last me years and years, but apparently not.
Is it normal for headphone's driver to break that easily? What is the expected life span of headphone?
Do you think it will be a wise decision to purchase 2nd hand HD 600 driver or HD650 driver to replace my left driver?
I am really afraid that the sound will not be balanced. Even if I change it with a 2nd hand HD600 driver.
Because I read that, as time goes on, the sound quality produced by the driver will change. Is this true and is it significant/noticeable?
Thankyou !!
Are you sure the driver is the problem and not your cable?
If it is the driver, things break, I don't think Sennheiser's drivers fail at any higher rate than other headphones. You definitely don't want a HD650 driver. You can get a new HD600 driver
https://spares.sennheiser.co.uk/pro...e-300-ohm-loudspeaker-driver-unit-091570.html
The potential issue is that the drivers won't be a matched pair like they are from the factory, and if the variance with your other driver is big enough you it could potentially make an audible difference. Chances are you'll probably be fine, but you can't really be sure unless you buy new headphones
Yeah, I have tried to swap the cable left and right, but still sound not coming from the left driver.
I understand, things break. I am just disappointed because I took a good care of it and I didnt even use it that much. Especially when I expected that I can use it for years and years.
I already called the only and biggest authorized reseller of sennheiser in my country but they dont sell HD600 driver anymore
Do you think it's a good idea to find a 2nd hand HD600 driver?
Will the sound be balanced with my right driver?
Yeah, I have tried to swap the cable left and right, but still sound not coming from the left driver.
I understand, things break. I am just disappointed because I took a good care of it and I didnt even use it that much. Especially when I expected that I can use it for years and years.
I already called the only and biggest authorized reseller of sennheiser in my country but they dont sell HD600 driver anymore
Do you think it's a good idea to find a 2nd hand HD600 driver?
Will the sound be balanced with my right driver?
Sound produced by the driver doesn't change significantly over time, especially only a few years, but the potential issue is that the drivers won't be a matched pair like they are from the factory, and if the variance with your other driver is big enough it could potentially make an audible difference.
As I understand it, the drivers for the HD600 are not matched from the factory, but the HD650 drivers are.
If the cost isn't too much I'd go with a 2nd hand driver, but there is a chance it won't be a good match for your driver
Have you tried wiggling the connector or pushing it a bit while listening to see if it’s an intermittent contact problem?
Also, though not being a problem in later years, there are contact springs in the connector port on the headphone that the pins on the cable connector make contact with. These springs have been known to wear out. Innerfidelity has a good video that shows how to open up the headphone cups and replace those springs.
As I understand it, the drivers for the HD600 are not matched from the factory, but the HD650 drivers are.
Thanks! I will try to find one, even though it will be very difficult to find one.
I hope I will be lucky!
I watched the video, and when I opened the driver, I saw a lot of dusts in it.
I tried to gently brush the driver to clean it from the dust, but because of that I broke the very thin (vocal?) wire :").
I am not sure whether it's intermittent contact problem or not. But do you think even after I broke the thin wire, is it still repairable? I may try to find a repair shop, but it's very hard to find a good one here in my area.