That seems awesome. so vocals are clear like on the hd25 right? I was affraid they were too recessed or too colred or muffled like on the mdr 1r....
What do you think of the build quality? Anywhere near the ath m50?
Have you heard the andrew bayers remix of "rift"? At 08:07 with that massive soundtage that part must sound absolutely AWESOME!!!!! :-D
Guilty..... I love anjunabeats stuff..... :-D
Haven't used the m50s. The build quality is good though. Metal cups that rotate, pads are very nice quality. The headband, though slim, is higher grade plastic is coated with a paint the makes them cool to the touch, almost feel like anodized aluminum. Had these for over 6 months. Even used for some dj gigs before I got my hd25 back. No scratches, from home to office use. The bag is pretty useful as it has a carabiner which makes it easy to clip onto laptop bags or backpacks. The two cables are of high quality. The longer , thicker one useful for lounging at home, but personally didn't hear a sonic difference between them. Still nice touch. Packaging and box are quite luxurious, I think Denon thought pretty highly of this line. I think these headphones are going to last. If you had to replace the pads, I've seen a thread where someone did just this. But the angled pads are quite unique.
Vocals are clearer than the hd25. And again are more separated from the instrumentation.
For rift, actually that break doesn't have very much soundstage. The James Blake and London Grammer tracks have more because of the recording and production techniques and that will be more apparent listening on the D600. Recent Bayer productions on the other hand are much better produced, IMO, and have plenty of depth, spatial separation, and detail.
On the hd25 you can lose a lot of this effect.i also use a good crossfeed algorithm with CanOpener which does a very good job to correct imaging closer to speakers.