To be honest the Annie's have been sat in there box for months, lucky if they have had 10 hours of use. Keep us informed how you get on with the crack and 650's.
LCD-2F taking up for listening time now? Yeah will do dude
what headphones do you own thread - i own dt150's :)
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LCD-2F taking up for listening time now? Yeah will do dude
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Currently:
IEM
SoundMAGIC E10
Cambridge Audio MX40
On ear
Klipsch Image ONE (II)
Over ear
Creative Aurvana Live 2
SoungMAGIC HP200 (I love these)
I do like the Aurvana 2's. but will probably shift them on soon as since getting the HP200's I think they are likely to get little use.
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Aurvana's now up for sale in the MM.
IEM
SoundMAGIC E10
Cambridge Audio MX40
On ear
Klipsch Image ONE (II)
Over ear
Creative Aurvana Live 2
SoungMAGIC HP200 (I love these)
I do like the Aurvana 2's. but will probably shift them on soon as since getting the HP200's I think they are likely to get little use.
*edit*
Aurvana's now up for sale in the MM.
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Anyone planning on getting the Sennheiser HD 630VB ? rather nice looking headphones aesthetically and specs 
gonna struggle to talk myself out of getting a pair :S (though very much a departure from the other 600 series - closed back and far far from a neutral response).
gonna struggle to talk myself out of getting a pair :S (though very much a departure from the other 600 series - closed back and far far from a neutral response).
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Just got the Audioquest Dragonfly 1.2 I have not tried it with my main rig yet but with my Viso HP50 it sounds really good. Detailed, spacious with a good bass punch. I would say it's neutral maybe even slightly to the warm side. What I love about it is it's absolutely tiny and pretty sweet looking.
Can't wait to hook the thing up to my HD650 and Crack.
Speaking of the main rig, the Crack and HD650 have been doing great. The soundstage keeps impressing, I hooked my mixamp up to it and gamed for a bit. I played The Phantom Pain which has some wicked positional cues, they sounded fantastic. Spacious, rich and good bass punch. I even felt about shifting my Q701 as I enjoyed what I heard but the Q701 still has a good stage and the convenience of just plugging it in the Mixamp is better for me.
Can't wait to hook the thing up to my HD650 and Crack.
Speaking of the main rig, the Crack and HD650 have been doing great. The soundstage keeps impressing, I hooked my mixamp up to it and gamed for a bit. I played The Phantom Pain which has some wicked positional cues, they sounded fantastic. Spacious, rich and good bass punch. I even felt about shifting my Q701 as I enjoyed what I heard but the Q701 still has a good stage and the convenience of just plugging it in the Mixamp is better for me.
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Guys I want some headphones for watching films on my laptop. Would it be prudent to buy an external sound card if I'm going to be using a decent pair?
On that, what constitues a decent pair?
I was looking at the BOSE AE2. What else in that price range? I see AKG's mentioned often.
Apols, audiophile noob here
On that, what constitues a decent pair?
I was looking at the BOSE AE2. What else in that price range? I see AKG's mentioned often.
Apols, audiophile noob here
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Over ear
AKG K550
IEM
SoundMAGIC E10
Phonak pfe 12
AKG K550
IEM
SoundMAGIC E10
Phonak pfe 12
Any requirement to amplify the AKG K550 or will the audio out on a laptop cut it?
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Not required , they are very easy to drive.I use it at work , plugged straight into 3.5 socket.
Certainly check out the signature of the sound as they lack in bass (really depends on what you listen to and how much you need); amazingly comfortable headphones , great sound.
Certainly check out the signature of the sound as they lack in bass (really depends on what you listen to and how much you need); amazingly comfortable headphones , great sound.
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First purchase since moving back across the pond:
Audioquest Nighthawk, definitely not what I would consider neutral sounding. Think a darker HD 650 with more sub bass, and a less forward mid range (not v-shaped, but not lush). More impressions to follow.
Audioquest Nighthawk, definitely not what I would consider neutral sounding. Think a darker HD 650 with more sub bass, and a less forward mid range (not v-shaped, but not lush). More impressions to follow.
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Time will tell I guess, the leather strap that mounts to the ear cups seems fairly durable. But who knows...
The arboform cups do look pretty nice.
First purchase since moving back across the pond:
Audioquest Nighthawk, definitely not what I would consider neutral sounding. Think a darker HD 650 with more sub bass, and a less forward mid range (not v-shaped, but not lush). More impressions to follow.
Have your impressions changed from before? Better or worse than the HD650? Looking forward to more impressions, mainly in the vocals and low bass.
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I wrote some more stuff here: https://www.reddit.com/r/headphones/comments/3l775u/first_new_toy_since_moving_back_to_the_us/
This is still early days yet but I wouldn't say my impressions of it have really changed all that much.
If you're interested in it, I would highly recommend demoing before purchase.
This is still early days yet but I wouldn't say my impressions of it have really changed all that much.
If you're interested in it, I would highly recommend demoing before purchase.
