Nice to see the HD58X Jubilees in the line up I still have my set from (Mass)Drop when I started the audio journey some years ago. Always considered them a good bargain for the buck and comfortable for me.
Strange how you start out thinking you won't spend too much on a Sennheiser HD600, HD660, HD58X, then you take a trip that takes you to 10 times more money... but you always end up going back to that first love. Because an Audeze will be fantastic... but to keep it on your head for 4 or 5 hours you need Tyson's neck
Strange how you start out thinking you won't spend too much on a Sennheiser HD600, HD660, HD58X, then you take a trip that takes you to 10 times more money... but you always end up going back to that first love. Because an Audeze will be fantastic... but to keep it on your head for 4 or 5 hours you need Tyson's neck
My first real headphones were the lcdx and I've never had an issue with the weight. Now I'm a thin guy with long neck and not particularly strong. How is this possible?
Snow and stereo. Especially soothing hearing the faint patter of melt water trickling down on to the ground outside whilst listening to Legends, Myths & Lavender by Stephan Moccio.
I don't really have a station as I only own a DAP and a headphones. Kind of new to this audio world. Maybe next time I visit my dad, I'll take a pic of his McIntosh room.
Nice to see the HD58X Jubilees in the line up I still have my set from (Mass)Drop when I started the audio journey some years ago. Always considered them a good bargain for the buck and comfortable for me.
They are always on my constant rotation. When I am working and just want to forget about the gear, they are my go-to. The Jubilee and my Grados have been with me for so many years now. Headphones come and go, but those two have remained.
Lol, that's the perfect example of who audeze designed their headphones for... not only the neck, but the little ears that fit into the pads and don't touch the fazors.
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I still have my set from (Mass)Drop when I started the audio journey some years ago. Always considered them a good bargain for the buck and comfortable for me.
