fuzzybaffy
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Here's a solution to the Sennheiser "veil": Turn up the volume.
I finally realized after listening to so many different headphones, $100 pairs to $5000 i still realized that, i still love my sennheiser hd650s. i have never heard another headphone that can produce detailed but heavy bass like the sennheiser hd650s. Even though the sound is a little laid back, i still love them. i tried the grado sr325is and i just didnt like the sound, it was sort of muffled, there was (to me) hardly any detail. all i have to say is I LOVE MY 650s! No one can take them away from me!
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Sup guys, I have to pick some headphones for my birthday ranging from $60-80 and they have to be from best buy. My problem is I don't know which ones are better, the 439hd Sennheisers or the 429hd Sennheisers. You'd be helpin me out a lot if you can tell me which ones better by today. Gotta order 'em by Monday and Ima have to use me for at least 5 years. I'm gonna buy them off of Best buy, they're both $79.99.
You're not gonna find what you want on this thread mate.
Try here: http://www.head-fi.org/t/625816/sennheiser-hd-419-429-439
Here's a solution to the Sennheiser "veil": Turn up the volume.
That's like telling someone who complains about the treble on the HD800 to : "Turn down the volume."
That's like telling someone who complains about the treble on the HD800 to : "Turn down the volume."
Swmtnbiker, if you are to scale the musical quality of the crack + hd650 as perfect 10, what will be the scale number for lyr + hd650?
Volume matched, you will hear more detail and clarity out of a properly amped HD650 at any volume, even low ones.
People used to think I was crazy because I listened to my HD650 at pretty high volumes. I would unconsciously turn up the volume because it didn't sound 'right' unless I did. After getting a proper amp, I find myself listening at much lower volumes and not finding the need to turn the volume up for it to sound 'right'.