GuyDebord
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I should listen to the hd800's on your rig because when I had mine I thought of the soundstage to be utterly artificial (among other things..).
For me the 007's with the GES (the EAT Mullard's contributed a lot) have the most precise soundstage I have heard in a headphone, I cannot even think what would be with a WES. I also LOVE the airy intimacy that the 4070's give me. This is possibly because I hate large concerts and dont listen to any form of mass performance Rock, most of my music is made for small/medium size acoustically treated performance venues, chamber hall's, concert theaters, etc.
Originally Posted by vcoheda /img/forum/go_quote.gif yes. i recall that when i compared HE60/KGSS to HE60/HEV90, the biggest difference was the increase in sound stage when using the HEV90. for whatever reason, tube amps have a way of increasing the sound stage of headphones. that has been my experience more than a handful of times. so i understand what you are saying. as for the sound stage of the HD800, it is the largest i have known. single ended or with the wrong amp, i could see the sound being somewhat diffuse, but balanced (or with the right amp) everything locks into place. |
I should listen to the hd800's on your rig because when I had mine I thought of the soundstage to be utterly artificial (among other things..).
For me the 007's with the GES (the EAT Mullard's contributed a lot) have the most precise soundstage I have heard in a headphone, I cannot even think what would be with a WES. I also LOVE the airy intimacy that the 4070's give me. This is possibly because I hate large concerts and dont listen to any form of mass performance Rock, most of my music is made for small/medium size acoustically treated performance venues, chamber hall's, concert theaters, etc.