PierreC
Head-Fier
Do you know if the DSEE HX treatment is enabled also with a wired connection (when MDR-1000X is ON) or just during bluetooth transmission?
Do you know if the DSEE HX treatment is enabled also with a wired connection (when MDR-1000X is ON) or just during bluetooth transmission?
That's true the touch to listen feature is really usefulIn fact on mine, even wired you can still listen to the outside world when you cover the right side with your hand
I think the Bass is in proportion to the other frequencies, just enough for me.I've been using 1000X's for flights from Miami to Seattle and back. After looking at all the options for travel headphones these were hands down winners for me. For me, the convenience of keeping on my headphones on from the time I pass security until I land is awesome. While I'm waiting for my flight I can hear all the announcements with ambient mode on and then once I'm on the flight the ANC is activated while I enjoy whatever I'm listening to. The 1000X's do lack some bass and there are probably better sounding headphones but the entire package for travel is hard to beat.
I think the Bass is in proportion to the other frequencies, just enough for me.
Bose QC35 probably have a better sound signature for you.That is probably true but I prefer more bass just as personal preference. As reference I have the Mr. Speakers Aeons and would prefer more bass and tone down the treble a little. I have to use the inserts with the Aeons or the treble almost hurts my ears.
Bose QC35 probably have a better sound signature for you.
I had the qc35 and returned them as I thought they sounded harsh with limited volume levels alsoBose QC35 probably have a better sound signature for you.
I have my own MDR-1000X since 15 days ago and considering these are my first pair of "expensive" HP (I was using Senn ie80 as my best set until receiving these), I don't know how to feel, they don't sound bad, I like them, but maybe was expecting something more spectacular.
As you can imagine, I am only introducing my nose in the good sounding music world, getting some Hi-res albums that I play on my Xperia Z3, as it was considered a very good sounding phone when released (for the mass at least, maybe not in a audiophile point of view)
I mainly listen to extreme metal (death, black, grindcore,...) and also some classical, jazz, folk.
Can be the Z3 the reason of this lack of clarity/tad distortion I feel sometimes? (when metal gets into fast & furious parts) or just a limitation of these headphones?
I have been thinking in trying a better DAP, maybe MW-ZX100 to take advantage of LDAC, although reading some reviews and considering to improve my gear in the future go for AK70 or Onkyo DP-X1, although maybe MDR-1000X can't get the best of these