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Ok, soundstage on the Hd800/S is huge, but how can you deem a soundstage being artificial ? Lol, is there a definition to it ?
Well as an example setting a wide-ing plugin too high on any mix will make the soundstage sound artificial on any pair of headphones.Ok, soundstage on the Hd800/S is huge, but how can you deem a soundstage being artificial ? Lol, is there a definition to it ?
My definition of “artificial” is “not natural”. For studio recordings, the spacings between instruments on HD800/s are a little too distant for me, especially for jazz trio/quartet and some rock bands recordings. And vocals feel a bit too far away. I prefer to be IN the recording session when I listen, not as a spectator sitting in an orchestra seat in a concert hall.Ok, soundstage on the Hd800/S is huge, but how can you deem a soundstage being artificial ? Lol, is there a definition to it ?
Now wait just one minute, no matter what is said the new HD820 isn’t no where near Utopia. The only reason to sell the Utopia’s is to recoup some funds (ME lol) and/or to go get new toys. purely not because the Utopia is inferior to the HD820.
I’ve always wondered if Susvaras sound was worth it.... I’d have to sell everything to justify keeping them. I really like having a variety of things but not too extreme.
64Audio Fourte
64Audio A18t
Utopia
HD800s
SP1000
Chord Hugo2
Interesting. I wonder what Tyl..oh wait.I decided I don’t like mine. They’re so horrible I took them in the backyard and lit them on fire and roasted marshmallows for s’mores over them.
I noticed yesterday that the impact of the earpads on the sound, and then the nasality in particular, is quite large. When I press the headphones a bit onto my head (sideways) so there is no more gap or imperfect fit, the sound improves, the residual nasality is gone. This would actually be quite an improvement. So, are there any other earpads that I can try, one that make a smoother fit?
Do you wear glasses?I noticed yesterday that the impact of the earpads on the sound, and then the nasality in particular, is quite large. When I press the headphones a bit onto my head (sideways) so there is no more gap or imperfect fit, the sound improves, the residual nasality is gone. This would actually be quite an improvement. So, are there any other earpads that I can try, one that make a smoother fit?
Actually no, I do however have a round headDo you wear glasses?
Well, maybe, but straight square Geman heads, not the babyface round ones like mineSo they are basically made for people with big heads? (which I don't have )
Finally got word that mine should arrive Thursday. Exciting times!
I stumbled on this review here on head-fi where the owner absolutely slaughters them though (in a bad way, comparing them with headphones for less then half the price). I would really like to hear more ppl discussing their impressions of them here soon!
https://www.head-fi.org/threads/a-short-review-of-hd820-vs-audeze-lcd-xcs.879220/
I stumbled on this review here on head-fi where the owner absolutely slaughters them though (in a bad way, comparing them with headphones for less then half the price). I would really like to hear more ppl discussing their impressions of them here soon!
https://www.head-fi.org/threads/a-short-review-of-hd820-vs-audeze-lcd-xcs.879220/