TrollDragon
Headphoneus Supremus
Sweet! Let us know how they are.
This item cannot be shipped to CANADA.
B&H won't ship 'Sones to Canada anymore...
I thought they shipped everywhere!
edit: This was my 5,000th post here....what do I win? lol
Well, I just ordered a set of HFI-15G. I've loved my HFI-780s, and I needed an open-back design for portable use, and I've had PortaPros and PX100s before, so in a search I found the 15g on Amazon. They should be here middle of next week.
I'm very interested in your comparison between Porta pro/px100 and this HFI-15G too. I know well PP and PX100 and they are both very good headphones.
Hi there guys,
I just would like to know a bit more about the PRO 750 and the PRO 550 headphones from your experiences
Has anyone ever heard the Beyer DT770 Pro's? Or the Custom Ones? Or even perhaps the newly discovered ATH WS99?
I am on the hunt for new headphones you see, and I do enjoy my bass! although if the bass comes at the expense of the rest of the sound spectrum being interferred I would rather opt for something else. All in all I would prefer a very nice sounding headphone, bass or no bass.
I've heard a lot about the WS99, about how its just a great all rounder, with a large soundstage. I am interested in this purchase, but I just want to know that these are the right headphones for me first, and are checking out other options just in case. This is because this is my first slightly expensive headphone purchase.
I have seen that the Pro 750 have very sharp highs etc. Is this true? Does it make it quite fatiguing to listen to?
I will also be using these headphones on the go as well. Are they suited for portability?
For example, are the light? comfy? and have a short/ish cord?
I would just like to know from your experiences what these headphones are like. I would love to hear about them.
Thanks for helping me!
I don't have experience with the WS99 but I have the PRO 750 and the 770 Premium. Yes, the 750 is a bit bright and can be slightly fatiguing when you listen for a long time. They are indeed quite portable despite being full-sized cans. They are very comfortable and isolate quite well and have a short cable that is perfect for portable use (they also have a longer coiled cable for desktop/home use). The 770 in comparison is more accurate tonally and less colored but still has a bit of a bass and treble emphasis and has somewhat recessed mids. The 770 aren't nearly as portable as the 750 because of their longer cable and larger size and the fact that they don't fold up at all. The COP is similar to the 770 but more portable and I think Beyer is coming out with a short cable for them (the cable is detachable on the COP but not on the 770).
Hope that helps. good luck.