yeah , but sennheiser , beyer, sony ,

these company is more popular than other brand.

It sticks to ferromagnetic materials.

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I like hd660s , but the treble is not my taste .
So , that's my change.

Preamp: -7.9 dB

Filter 6: ON PK Fc 3600 Hz Gain 1.7 dB Q 2.000

Filter 7: ON PK Fc 4800 Hz Gain 2.2 dB Q 2.000

Filter 8: ON PK Fc 5700 Hz Gain -1.8 dB Q 1.100

Filter 9: ON PK Fc 8400 Hz Gain 5.5 dB Q 0.900

Filter 10: ON PK Fc 17000 Hz Gain 7.3 dB Q 2.000

Opinions on the hd560s vs hd600? I've owned a variety of headphones from quite a few different manufacturers but none have caught my ear like Sennheiser. I've heard the 560s is a more neutral 600 with better bass extension but for whatever reason I've never been able to try the 600.

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hd560s is pretty good , but need good recording , that's why they made it as the HD400pro.

hd660s is actually at different level, even with shit quality recording , its still sound good .

Might even save you money and will most deff save you time in the long by not having to chase small improvements a bunch of times over.

Why would I want to remove them? They are my lords and masters. They are salvation. I love the robot nano spiders. Embrace the robot nano spiders. You are nothing without the robot nano spiders.

at 11:59:59

Its for removing the robot nano spiders in your ears when they replicate too much and cause blockages.

Well the K612 Pro is already near end game in terms of stock tonality so yes a little polish here and there for subjective enjoyment really makes them take a step further

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I considered that. It certainly doesn’t seem strong enough to be able to pull them out of the shell or the case though. I guess more just for getting them in place?

How long have you had them

I have HD650. I never heard the 600’s. How do they compare?

Try Oratory1990's EQ preset. For me it doubles the sound quality.

The first and last Soundcore headphones I got (basically an older model of these) were discarded because the earcups came fully apart after less than a year and weren't removable or replaceable. I am not hard on my headphones, I've never had an issue like that before. Use that information how you will.

Sad because I usually love Anker, their Motion+ speaker may be the best portable Bluetooth speaker on the market, and I've used their batteries and charging cables for literally a decade

If I were you I would look at the Bluetooth headphones made by Sennheiser

imagine.... EQing these bad boys

Or the PFR-V1, although they actually sort of propped up on your ear.

https://www.google.com/search?q=Sony+PFR-V1&tbm=isch

Agree to disagree.

I have the SR125e, it's utterly unlistenable stock but it's really just that loony 2kHz spike, bring that down with EQ and the rest of it is pretty well tuned.

And then you listen to an Arya Stealth...

I almost treat my gear in the same way.

Iems for detail/working at the office or commuting

Headphones when working at home and need to focus, also when I want a intimate listen and just want to focus in music

Speakers when want just to have that closest feeling of listening to music as in a live concert, soundstage is just unmatched by headphones. My only concern with speakers atm is that I just got a class D amp and an inadequate room (for now)

Edit: formating

Just get it.

It's the one time you can have really nice sound by just plugging into your phone/DAP and forgetting they are even there.

It's the opposite of the auto-teabag that is spending a fortune thus skewing your expectations, lugging around an amp, lying to yourself "hmmm I think I hear it. I think I hear why these are $900".

$80, no amp, weightless headphone that disappears on your head with REALLY open sound great for guitars and gets you stupidly close to everything else in Grado's overpriced line-up.

One of the best values in headphones and easily the best Grado value. It's a special headphone.