[mektarus]

If you haven't already, you should check out Saint.Panda's excellent closed can review here.

BTW - If you can find a pair, the Beyer DT831's are an incredible sounding closed can.

 

[Dexdexter]

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Originally Posted by mektarus /img/forum/go_quote.gif If you haven't already, you should check out Saint.Panda's excellent closed can review here.

It's a nice place to start but unfortunately neglects the Ultrasone PROlines.

 

[Koolind]

was just down at a local music-shop and hear a pair of DT770.. but the 250ohm version... sounded nice IMO... a lot of bass.. but thats also cool.. think my HD600 is a bit dull at times with the bass... sometimes you just need a bass that kicks you right into the ear

heh...

Though i were wondering if the famous Darth beyer mod is worth it... its a lot of money... But i think i would really like the sound of such cans...
Are there a big difference.. and is it worth it (skylab ?

) I mean.. a full "DARTH-conversion" costs more than the headphones itself ?...

But well i could start with some DT770's and then upgrade later if my wallet suddenly (but probably not) should grow... hmm...

 

[Land]

The Ultrasone PROlines are a good choice. When I first heard my PROline 650 I though "wow these cans have way too much bass" but it settled down after a while. Now I love the bass. I've only heard the beyerdyamic DT 990 PRO, so I can't say if the PROline has more bass than the 770. The PROline 650 is less airy , has more and deeper bass, more mids, less highs compared to the 990.

What I can say though is that if you want bass you won't be disappointed by the PROlines.

 

[oqvist]

damn you guys I want to try the 750s now