[NateZ28]

I made my own custom EQ profile for foobar2000 anyone can download here:
http://www12.zippyshare.com/v/54118667/file.html
 
This you can just drag and drop anywhere and load it from the stock foobar2000 EQ. I feel like this profile preserves the original sound of the music without altering it too much. The bass might be a little bit much for some though.
I found that these headphones respond well to W shaped curve, rather than a V. Might just be my personal preference.
 
In my opinion the Dolby Headphone effect sounds like just what it is, an added-on effect. Some may like it but for me I prefer the the original sound of the music without alteration.
Some added bass never hurt anyone though.
 
By the way I have an X-Fi Platinum sound card, so that's working as the amp. 

 

[RPGWiZaRD]

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I made my own custom EQ profile for foobar2000 anyone can download here:
http://www12.zippyshare.com/v/54118667/file.html
 
This you can just drag and drop anywhere and load it from the stock foobar2000 EQ. I feel like this profile preserves the original sound of the music without altering it too much. The bass might be a little bit much for some though.
I found that these headphones respond well to W shaped curve, rather than a V. Might just be my personal preference.
 
In my opinion the Dolby Headphone effect sounds like just what it is, an added-on effect. Some may like it but for me I prefer the the original sound of the music without alteration.
Some added bass never hurt anyone though.
 
By the way I have an X-Fi Platinum sound card, so that's working as the amp. 

 
 
I also apply especially a slight boost around 500Hz while keeping the lowest point of the curve at 250Hz slider. My 10-band EQ on my soundcard is obviously more limited in frequency choices but I think around 1kHz (well could probably be the 800 ~ 1kHz or so area) it's the most forward in the mids and needs to be a notch lower than compared to 500Hz and 2kHz. So I wouldn't either apply a perfect V-shape curve if I'd use an EQ with more bands on it but with a 10-band EQ it becomes fairly [size=x-small]V-shaped except for the slight boost at 500Hz due to the limited choices of frequency bands.[/size]

 

[Hamodakillah]

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EQ, although I noticed they don't respond well to EQing without amping.
 
Try this Dolby Headphone config I tweaked for you to add quite a bit more bass, at least it should give you a noticable bass increase over stock.
 
foobar2000.v1.1.6.Dolby.Headphone.HTF600.(NateZ28)-RPGWiZaRD.zip
 
Still not enough, grab a digiZoid ZO2 amp and your bass cravings will be gone forever.

man i want the same amount of bass that i get on my laptop (SRS powered) on my iPad will that "ZO2 AMP" do that? if so can you please post a site from which i can buy them please, im in the UK
 
P.S i tried searching for ZO2 amp on google and no luck
 

 

[RPGWiZaRD]

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man i want the same amount of bass that i get on my laptop (SRS powered) on my iPad will that "ZO2 AMP" do that? if so can you please post a site from which i can buy them please, im in the UK
 
P.S i tried searching for ZO2 amp on google and no luck

You can easily buy directly from digizoid's site http://www.digizoid.com/zo/ in case you have paypal. The shipping is suprisingly cheap too. I'd imagine you can even get a little more bass with ZO2, it can take you from just slightly hearing it to slightly starting to even feel it depending on the headphone a bit.
 

 

[Razor-BladE]

Without looking through so many pages, do these benefit from amping? Was probably gonna pick up the Fiio E11 at some point.

 

[Hamodakillah]

Guys thers this weird rattling noise when playing heavy bass in my left earcup 
Can i fix it at home?

 

[Dsnuts]

Sure take the pad off and look for a piece of hair.. 

 

[Hamodakillah]

Seriously?
 

 

[Hamodakillah]

Cause its comming from the back 

 

[Hamodakillah]

Done that found nothing its comming from in the earcup near the left vent

 

[drtturnip]

One of the wires inside might be touching the back of the driver or baffle. If the enclosure is rattling you might want to turn if down before your ears hemorrhage.

 

[Hamodakillah]

Can i fix them?
 

 

[drtturnip]

Sure. Maybe.
 
1. Remove earpad by gently pulling it away from the earcup.
 
2. Unsnap the outer ring on the back of the earcup. I like to use the rounded edge of a paper clip and gently pry the tabs which are visible once the earpad is removed.
 
3. Press on the black tabs that hold the baffle on. Then the driver/baffle and earcup will separate and you can see if there is something loose or touching inside.
If not then you might have a bad driver unit.

 

[BloodyPenguin]

Love my HTF600s.  I can not believe how good they sound for the price.
 
Few pictures of mine (With Beyerdynamic Velour Pads and Driver Foam Cover Removed)
 
 

 
 

 
 

 
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[Astrozombie]

lol, so idk how many months its been since i sent these in to get repaired, before Thanksgiving for sure

Will i ever see them again? Ultrasone is filling in nicely.