Yeah, it applies to those who sits in their mother's basement all day long, listening to rappers bragging about having banged 21 women

AKG K55- series, Beyerdynamic DT 770, Beyerdynamic DT 700 Pro X are budget closed-back options with a wide soundstage.

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Thats actually really good point. But are there any other closed back headphones in the same price around 150$, that would give me same immersion and the feelling of space?

When I tried them on for the first time, I heard open back for the first time as well and instantly fell in love with it. What would be a closed back alternative with a similar quality of audio?

Don't wear open backs in public, you're gonna be miserable.

Indeed it is.

I love the deep inserting nozzle.

And the sound looks something I would like.

Not a reference headphone based on what?

Price?

The HD 560S are open-back, so they aren't ideal for use on a train or plane. You (and other people around you) would probably prefer closed-back headphones for that.

The HD 560S are described as "Reference-grade headphones for analytical listening sessions" on the box, and as a HD 560S owner, I do think they're pretty good at it.

Isn't this 'excessive time spent shutting out reality may be a sign of depression' but re-worded to be edgy?

It’s probably a form of self prescribed music therapy. 🤪

But do go outside to take some walks if you noticed you’re glued to your headphones for more than 6 hours or something I guess. ⛅️

But does it CAUSE depression? If not, keep listening!

Sponsored by Pfizer.

560 is not a reference headphone.
all your questions are answered a thousand times over on r/HeadphoneAdvice. search is your friend.

They listen to music because they are depressed

We are depressed because we listen to frequency responses music

We are not the same.

I thought we all just looked at graphs and made memes here?

It makes sense if you don't think about it

Imo listening to Radiohead at all is a sign of depression.

Would recommend "You and Whose Army?".

Do listen for hidden resonances in your man cave?

If I listen to music for 13 hours a day, but my playback speed is 2x, does that count as 26 hours of music a day?

The buttons on my DAP get depressed

It depends if you're listening to Radiohead and Tracy Chapman for too many hours

Here we listen only technicalities and target curve sorry

Not me, I only listen to frequency sweeps