Depends on how you feel about cat ears, maid outfits and thigh highs. I hear there could be a market there.

Aren't the editipn xs prety amazing as well?

I had the Sennheiser Hd600s, but unfortunately had to sell them along with my tube amp due to financial reasons (nothing serious) I still have my Edition XS though.

how abou trying some 6xx first? they will maybe even suit you much better as an allrounder. i have the 660s 2 and i think i reached my hearing limits with these

Well hopefully you have a strong feet game.

If its not a source issue and always the same side. You should check the nozzles and make sure oneside isn't holding an ooze of earwax.

It's a little hard to describe because I don't produce that much and when I do earwax in my nozzles its more of like a rocky crystal rather than a soft goop. But I know people can have that issue with buds and IEM's. Could be one ear is over producing it and is muffling the audio on one side.

I was tempted to start an only fans. I don't think anybody wants to see this mug haha

I hear the sex industry pays well. A can for some cans.

Similar to OP, I have a pair before and it hurt my ears like mofo.

I would say that it’s probably only true for the very early batches. My first pair had a driver failure but my replacement has had no issues despite treating them a bit roughly. But I don’t get the issues with the headband snapping, I doubt it’ll happen with daily use unless you purposely try to break it. The main issue is probably with the earlier batches having loose hinges which is what many reviewers have pointed out and I also experienced it with my first pair.

ah. thanks. they are really nice in general. just their small is too small for me and their medium gets uncomfortable quite fast :/

>trying the spinfit tips that come with the chu

Just a correction, the tips that come with the Chu are called Springtips.
Spinfit is a different eartip.

Missed your other post saying you have done this. Do you have a small child that could have put a popcorn kernel in your ear? This happened to a coworker of mine and it took him years to figure it out.

I've seen 1/4 inch to 3.5mm converters cause issues like this. Have you tried without the 3.5mm extension? Try some other source than your PC?

I punctured the driver

Yeah I’m not sure why I dislike them specifically. I love other headphones with some treble veil, like the HD650s and I don’t know why the 900 Pro X sounds so bland and lifeless in comparison. It reminded me of how treble heavy headphones sound after putting toilet paper in front of the driver.

Wasn’t a huge fan of the aesthetics either, they looked a bit like they had an identity crisis wether they’re studio or gaming headphones.

sorry sorry sorry its under $100 according to Fc-Construct

Good review compilation. I'm surprised you hated the DT900X so much. 4XX seems on point. A friend has had the 4XX almost 3 years and still working but another had 3 pairs fail (I think all within a year).

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I already tried with my phone, with my laptop, with two different cables and its the same issue

Maybe it is your amp which has channel imbalance. Try listening to them on something else and see if the problem persists.

They are connected to a 3.5mm extensor that plugs to the back of my PC

What source? Maybe there's too much power. Like, unlimited power.

At the headphones.com YouTube video they said, it would be disruptive. But there are already several IEMs at the $350 - $500 being very close to Harman, including the Blessing 2 Dusk and the Variations. So with such a high price I would not see how it could be disruptive.

What do you mean you destroyed DT770? You split the atom or what?

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