ddplz
New Head-Fier
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Now the old headphones i usually use are panasonic RPH722 'surround' whatever, i got them for 99 bucks a few years ago but they have worked amazing till their structural decay of a few days ago. I see them on ebay now for like 22 bucks.
Old headphones = http://www.amazon.com/Panasonic-RP-H...4692562&sr=8-1
Anyways i just got these denons, and I am not sure if they are better, the cord is shorter and requires an extension to get near the length of my old ones, the mid range is definitely more clear and less muddy on my old ones. The lower ranges seem to be a bit too powerful on these new ones. Where the mid range seems too weak. The denon's are definitely more comfortable.
Another thing i prefer with the old ones is the cord only comes out of the left ear where these come out of both.
Now they are brand new aka just used for the first time, I hear this stuff about headphones 'burning out' and becoming better later, is this real? Like has anyone actually compared a burned out and a brand new pair of the same headphones and saw a difference?
Old headphones = http://www.amazon.com/Panasonic-RP-H...4692562&sr=8-1
Anyways i just got these denons, and I am not sure if they are better, the cord is shorter and requires an extension to get near the length of my old ones, the mid range is definitely more clear and less muddy on my old ones. The lower ranges seem to be a bit too powerful on these new ones. Where the mid range seems too weak. The denon's are definitely more comfortable.
Another thing i prefer with the old ones is the cord only comes out of the left ear where these come out of both.
Now they are brand new aka just used for the first time, I hear this stuff about headphones 'burning out' and becoming better later, is this real? Like has anyone actually compared a burned out and a brand new pair of the same headphones and saw a difference?