You mean low bass? They roll of like every open dynamic headphone. They have a good amount of mid bass.
Gobsmacked about the Philips Fidelio X1
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You mean low bass? They roll of like every open dynamic headphone. They have a good amount of mid bass.
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Thx for the reply,
I tried them at that and seemed a tad quite, so i tried them at the next setting up, then tried at the high gain setting which was 64-300 ohms which sounds to me a lot better.
I hope i will not damage my headphones at that setting
The settings are btw:
IEM
r for 16-32 ohms headsetsNormal gain or for <64 ohms headsets
High Gain or for 64-300 ohms headsets(this is the one i have it sat at)
Extra high gain or for 300-600 ohms headsets
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The X2 has an impedance of 35 ohms so you should really be using the 32~64 setting and turning the volume up.
I use the 64~300 setting for my Sennheiser HD650s which have an impedance of 300 ohms and only need to turn the volume to around 35% to get loud, so that doesn't leave much adjustment room for a 35ohm headphone.
I use the 64~300 setting for my Sennheiser HD650s which have an impedance of 300 ohms and only need to turn the volume to around 35% to get loud, so that doesn't leave much adjustment room for a 35ohm headphone.
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I tried as you sugested but. i have to have the volume at max both in windows and the program i am using to listen to music .also the asus spujnd card app, whereas if i use the normal setting i use. i only have to goa third of the way volume wise, does this make sense ? lol perhaps i like my music to loud