I owe both the Sennheiser 600 and the Sennheiser HEV 70/60 (amplifier and headphones). The 600 is fantastic and a good option if you have a headphones output on your amplifier. However, most high end amplifier do not have such an output and a additional amplifier is required for the headphones. In that case the much more expensive HEV 70/60 combi is probably the best solution available (not to mention the Sennheiser Orpheus). The resolution of these headphones is incredible. The system offers extremely natural, transparent, distortion-free and balanced music reproduction for audiophile listening. Unfortunately this model is not available any more since the beginning of this year. There is a new wireless model, the IS 850. The frequency response is unfortunately only one third of the HEV 70/60.
What Headphones? Looking to upgrade..........
Okay, here's the dilly. I have a pair of Sennheiser 545s. ;) and well, I used to have a pair of klipsch 2.1s. Problem is my headphones made the speakers sound so badly - I decided to sell them off.
Anyhow now I'm looking to get new headphones. Trying to compete with my dad's latest sound equipment he bought like over $20,000 worth. Making my headphones sound bad damnit. hehe
Anyhow I"ve done some research and a little bit - but I"m interested to hear opinions. What would be a good alternative to the Sennheiser 545s? I'm interested in clarity, no static, lots of detail and comfort. Bass would be nice, not overpowering, but solid.
I'm looking for 'detailed' sound. I've heard good things about Grado, Koss, Sennheisers 580/600......etc. etc. What are youthoughts? They will be used for listening to music on the computer among other areas and for gaming.
Anyhow now I'm looking to get new headphones. Trying to compete with my dad's latest sound equipment he bought like over $20,000 worth. Making my headphones sound bad damnit. hehe
Anyhow I"ve done some research and a little bit - but I"m interested to hear opinions. What would be a good alternative to the Sennheiser 545s? I'm interested in clarity, no static, lots of detail and comfort. Bass would be nice, not overpowering, but solid.
I'm looking for 'detailed' sound. I've heard good things about Grado, Koss, Sennheisers 580/600......etc. etc. What are youthoughts? They will be used for listening to music on the computer among other areas and for gaming.