[jibzilla]

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[Mad Lust Envy]

You should take a pic of the fat side...

 

[jibzilla]

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[OPR8R]

So I have decided to reward my fellow niteowlers with a picture of what I did to dramatically improve my lcd-2's, and it's not the room fs stand. If you know what I did please be respectful and keep it to yourself for a few days. Thank you.

That just helps with the clamp, right? What about the headband?

Nice stand, btw.

 

[DefQon]

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D7K a mess? Please... just because it doesn't suit your golden ears doesn't make it a mess. It's the most refined basshead can I've heard. Don't know what you're expecting.

Yes imho it is a mess. Ever gone to a show and tell car show where you get 30 seconds to go into a 10k + watt sound system and when the sub's kick in with that wooshy sub-bass drop? That is what the Denon D2/5/7k sound like. A better idea for those that got there's lawton'd, save that $800-1000 for a new headphone itself rather than refining something that can't be refined due to the way it's engineered. Oh yeah I forgot basshead's aren't after hi-fidelity. 

 

[Kendoji]

One man's deficiency is another man's preference.  It's great to compare and hear everyone's different opinions here on head-fi, but sometimes we use language that comes across as sneering with derision at headphones that happen to not suit our personal preference.  Which will of course antagonise some folks. I have Denons and Grados - neither of them suit me personally, now that I finally know what does suit me, but I know that there are plenty of people who love those cans.  And good luck to them.

 

[paradoxper]

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Yes imho it is a mess. Ever gone to a show and tell car show where you get 30 seconds to go into a 10k + watt sound system and when the sub's kick in with that wooshy sub-bass drop? That is what the Denon D2/5/7k sound like. A better idea for those that got there's lawton'd, save that $800-1000 for a new headphone itself rather than refining something that can't be refined due to the way it's engineered. Oh yeah I forgot basshead's aren't after hi-fidelity. 

Here here! 

 

[olor1n]

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Like getting a pair of HD800's and spending hundreds more to make them basshead cans. Doesn't make sense to me, but to each their own.

 
True bass connoisseurs know the HD800 is where it's at. Dof-doffers with their fart cannons are a lost cause.

 

[DefQon]

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Here here! 

 
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True bass connoisseurs know the HD800 is where it's at. Dof-doffers with their fart cannons are a lost cause.

Hahaha, oh man that gave me a tear.

 

[preproman]

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True bass connoisseurs know the HD800 is where it's at. Dof-doffers with their fart cannons are a lost cause.

Not this one.  I prefer the bass out of the HE-6..

 

[DefQon]

Oh snap! Didn't know o1or1n was Aussie. 

 

[jibzilla]

  Yes imho it is a mess. Ever gone to a show and tell car show where you get 30 seconds to go into a 10k + watt sound system and when the sub's kick in with that wooshy sub-bass drop? That is what the Denon D2/5/7k sound like. A better idea for those that got there's lawton'd, save that $800-1000 for a new headphone itself rather than refining something that can't be refined due to the way it's engineered. Oh yeah I forgot basshead's aren't after hi-fidelity. 

 

[DefQon]

I'm glad you liked it. I sadly did not on the other hand.

 

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[DefQon]

Apples and bananas comparison. The LCD2's are open orthos. The D7k are closed and this seals off any inward air into the housing chamber of the driver itself producing more deeper notes (at least in this case as Denon tuned these to have more bass). If you want a fairer comparison of what a closed ortho can do with bass quantity and quality in a closed form factor, give the Thunderpants a go. Definitely able to satisfy any basshead, able to be tuned by amount of baffle or dynamat dampening and port holes.