[oopeteroo]

i guess i finally found the word for my needs
 
tremble=female voice on high tones/pitch ?
 
if so i really love the mids and tremble on hd598, which one of these got similar tremble to hd598 ?
 
hd650, hd600, hd580 ?

 

[ostewart]

Treble*

Look at Soundmagic HP200

 

[obobskivich]

i guess i finally found the word for my needs

tremble=female voice on high tones/pitch ?

if so i really love the mids and tremble on hd598, which one of these got similar tremble to hd598 ?

hd650, hd600, hd580 ?

None of them - they're all similar to each other, but mutually exclusive from the "500 series" (of course the 580 has to be a 500 to make it confusing).

That said, they're all really good, and you would probably appreciate any of them with female vocals.

Oh, and I think you do mean "treble" not "tremble" as well - but I'm not entirely certain of that. Does this graphic help you any? (treble is roughly 1-2k and higher)

(Note the scale on this is NOT linear)

 

[oopeteroo]

oh i think i mean treble but one hd598 some of the female voice do shine/sprakle (when they reach a high tone when they ''scream'' ) on treble compare to hd650
 
damn i feel soooo noobish right now

 

[obobskivich]

oh i think i mean treble but one hd598 some of the female voice do shine/sprakle (when they reach a high tone when they ''scream'' ) on treble compare to hd650

damn i feel soooo noobish right now

The HD 580/600/650 are relatively dark and laid-back, and basically can't make things sound "bad" unless things are REALLY bad (this doesn't mean they aren't revealing, but they certainly paint with a soft brush). Whereas the 595/598 are less so, and accordingly I could see them letting harshness through. Generally cans that are good for female vocals are at least a touch dark to help constrain harshness on bad recordings.

 

[XxDobermanxX]

Sennheiser HD 800
Hifiman HE-400