dougli
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These cans have about 8 hours of burnin, and so far I'm pleasantly surprised. They're doing pretty well at this point. I would place them ahead of the other closed phones that I've listened to for an extended period of time: the Ultrasone HFI-600, the Pioneer 10R, and the Beyer DT770 and DT831. I just finished comparing them to the DT931 and HD600, and they stack up pretty well for a closed phone. Yes, they do sound closed, but the interesting thing is the soundstage provided by the "S-Logic Natural Surround Sound". I'm using a HA-1 Corda Blue. With the two open phones just mentioned, I use the first crossfeed position. But with the HFI-650, I prefer the crossfeed turned off.
I do not find these phones to be heavy, although they're no lightweights either. The ear pieces are a little small for my big ears, but they do provide good (although not excellent) isolation. They are efficent, needing significantly less volume on the HA-1 than the HD600 or DT931.
Well, I'm off to plug them back into the receiver for some more burnin time. In fact, they don't sound too bad out of the Yamaha RX-596 headphone jack. More impressions to come in a day or so.
I do not find these phones to be heavy, although they're no lightweights either. The ear pieces are a little small for my big ears, but they do provide good (although not excellent) isolation. They are efficent, needing significantly less volume on the HA-1 than the HD600 or DT931.
Well, I'm off to plug them back into the receiver for some more burnin time. In fact, they don't sound too bad out of the Yamaha RX-596 headphone jack. More impressions to come in a day or so.