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Headphoneus Supremus
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Du pietcux, wo hasch'n du den Hörer kauft?
Made a quick comparison. The soundstage is not too different, but the especially the bass is better on the HD660S with my equipment. And it is balanced vs unbalanced. Will test them on my Meier Jazz later. Up to now only did comparisons from my Sony WM1A.Hi, I see that you also have the DT-1990. How do they compare? Especially the soundstage and bass.
Du pietcux, wo hasch'n du den Hörer kauft?
From all headphones that I listened with open or closed, the HD660S has the most impressive way to reproduce bass. Very clean and power full. See my profile for references. And for an open can it goes astoundingly deep. Again the graphs don't tell the whole story.The graph shows slightly more sub bass, just slightly. What he's said, so far, indicates better bass, faster, more defined, which isn't found on that graph. If you really want sub bass beyond most open headphones, semi-opens like the Philips Fidelio L2 will get there (with more highs than the Sennheiser) or the L1 (with the same or less highs, these are very warm sounding to the point of it lacking detail). The best sub bass response on under $500 USD street priced fully open headphones is the Audio Technica ATH-R70x. They also have the warm high mids of the HD650. In fact they are even more laid back in this area, too much for many. They have a bit less high treble, and a bit more of a narrow high peak that's still not too bad. The sub bass is remarkable though. They do have fit issues for me; not quite enough for my big head, ear pads are a little small. The HD 660S from what I hear will not have that kind of larger sub bass.
From all headphones that I listened with open or closed, the HD660S has the most impressive way to reproduce bass. Very clean and power full. See my profile for references. And for a closed can it goes astoundingly deep. Again the graphs don't tell the whole story.
Did you mean to say "As for an open can it goes astoundingly deep" ?From all headphones that I listened with open or closed, the HD660S has the most impressive way to reproduce bass. Very clean and power full. See my profile for references. And for a closed can it goes astoundingly deep. Again the graphs don't tell the whole story.
Please compare HD660S and Z1R,especially soundstage ,THX.From all headphones that I listened with open or closed, the HD660S has the most impressive way to reproduce bass. Very clean and power full. See my profile for references. And for a closed can it goes astoundingly deep. Again the graphs don't tell the whole story.
Sorry, yes for an open can..Did you mean to say "As for an open can it goes astoundingly deep" ?
Hi sorry, Fostex headpones are not widely available in Germany. Never heard one.Können Sie seinen Bass mit Fostex Kopfhörer vergleichen?
Only now I get what people were saying. I didn't look with enough attention at the graph, I thought the 2 lines were the left and right channels of the hd660s. That's why I didn't get the matching thing.
Now that I see the comparison, I'm really clueless, it doesn't make any sense. They are to close, they can't sound so different with such a resembling graph. The major differences are in high freq, where graphs easily can get different from measurement to measurement for the same source. Also, the HD650 don't have the 5kHz peak, they have a huge dip there, and it shows in all dozens of grapshs on the net, they all show more or less the same thing, contrary with this graph. Couldn't you, by mistake, uploaded the left and right channels of the same headphone instead of measurement of the 2 models?
With your HD650 on, play this video at a moderate volume level:
Do you hear a huge dip at 5 kHz? A huge dip in that range would be audible.