Jigglybootch
Headphoneus Supremus
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I guess I'm a basshead. No matter what pair of headphones I use, I always seem to find fault with the bass. All the talk about Darth Beyers, the PS-1 and L3000 made me wonder what I was missing. But now I'm in a position to find out. Of course, I'm not looking to spend over $1000 on a pair of headphones (not yet at least
). But I've found myself with two options.
The RS-1...I listen to rock and metal. Grados are cited as the de facto standard for such genres. While I've never personally listened to a pair of Grados, I figure why not go for the gusto.
Darth Beyers...The bass of the DT770 is legendary. The Darth Beyers are said to take the DT770 to another level without losing the legendary bass.
I'd like to give the RS-1 (with flat pads, of course) a shot, but I'm afraid the comfort (or potential lack thereof) would detract from my enjoyment of these cans. With the Darth Beyers, I know comfort won't be an issue. Needless to say, I'm leaning towards Darth Beyers.
So, does it sound like Darth Beyers are in my future?

The RS-1...I listen to rock and metal. Grados are cited as the de facto standard for such genres. While I've never personally listened to a pair of Grados, I figure why not go for the gusto.
Darth Beyers...The bass of the DT770 is legendary. The Darth Beyers are said to take the DT770 to another level without losing the legendary bass.
I'd like to give the RS-1 (with flat pads, of course) a shot, but I'm afraid the comfort (or potential lack thereof) would detract from my enjoyment of these cans. With the Darth Beyers, I know comfort won't be an issue. Needless to say, I'm leaning towards Darth Beyers.
So, does it sound like Darth Beyers are in my future?