Shure SRH 750dj vs Ultrasone hfi 580 (dj1)
Apr 8, 2012 at 10:53 PM Post #5 of 10
it depends on what are you looking for... I have an SRH750dj and Ultrasone HFI680 (not the 580), the SRH750 will sound better as an all rounder headphone compared to HFI580, for a bassheavy headphone the srh750dj has an overall balanced sound and tight bass, at a slight listening session this Shure doesnt sound at all like a bassheavy cans, the HFI580 would deliver much more punch imo.
 
the mids, I dont really know about the 580, but judging by the performance of its bigger brother (680), Im guessing that the 580 would have a more transparent mids and clearer.. whereas the 750dj has well emphasized and forward sweet mids, female vocal sounds really intimate on this pair of cans. the ultrasone would have a more drawn back mids but nonetheless still sweet but not as intimate. but then again I'm only judgung by my experience on the 680 which is quite a different headphone to the 580 although they might share the similar soundsig.
 
the highs, ultrasone headphones known for its glaring highs, the srh750dj also have a pretty harsh treble, but I'd say that the ultrasone might have a better extension overall...
 
FYI, DJ1 is the HFI500, not the HFI580..
 
Apr 9, 2012 at 7:11 AM Post #7 of 10
Apr 9, 2012 at 8:56 AM Post #8 of 10
I own the SRH750, and they do not by any means have forward mids. They are recessed, it's just not a part of the music that they do well. The bass could be tighter, but if you want sub-bass they're great. The treble is also up there, well extended and not recessed. I can't compare them to the Ultrasones unfortunately.
 
Apr 9, 2012 at 10:04 AM Post #9 of 10


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I own the SRH750, and they do not by any means have forward mids. They are recessed, it's just not a part of the music that they do well. The bass could be tighter, but if you want sub-bass they're great. The treble is also up there, well extended and not recessed. I can't compare them to the Ultrasones unfortunately.



hmmm strangely on my pair the mid is quite forward and sweet.. the female vocal sounds lush on these, or should I say upper mid emphasis? its not the most forward pf course, but compared to most of ultrasone, it is more prominent and forward in my opinion..
 
 
 

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