What are you G.A.S.ing for right now?
- Thread starter ahjteam
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No, I just searched for reviews.
Basically the HD600 have less bass and a more cleaner sound.
But the HD650 won some awards...
Check this
If you Google HD600 vs HD650 you'll come across with plenty info of both
"may not be the most accurate representation of your music"
Never heard that said about the 650's before...
Never heard that said about the 650's before...
P-E
Munchkin
^ I have.
I compared them and HD 600 is more neutral, having a bit less bass and a bit more mids.
They still are mildly coloured phones, but are pretty good for detail and while not totally flat, are balanced.
I compared them and HD 600 is more neutral, having a bit less bass and a bit more mids.
They still are mildly coloured phones, but are pretty good for detail and while not totally flat, are balanced.
Lmao @ this: http://www.microanvika.com/product.asp?TXT=INFO&PNO=ROC59001&ref=froogle&cam=ROC59001&key=799382
I seriously hope that this wasnt Sennheisers idea.
I seriously hope that this wasnt Sennheisers idea.
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Munchkin
LeSedna
Mat or Mateo
I do own the HD 650 since 2 years ago.
Actually, I deeply love it. I think I can hear more subtle details on it than on my Yamaha HS80m speakers BECAUSE OF MY ROOM (I insist on that, because I live in a noisy room, and I absolutely cannot do anything to improve that because I'm in a residency that is also a bit of an hotel).
For example, I really understood why the last Gojira album is so wonderfully produced because of my HD650. I can clearly get the balanced interactions between intstruments, the drums, how they sit etc.
It is clear, bass response is quite precise (but is less boomy than other I have tested, which is not a bad thing in itself). As it is opened, you still need some calm to mix because you clearly hear the environment with them (there is only a grill and some foam between you and the sound sources).
I often put them on for crucial points in my mixing. It sort of suck because that would be preferable to perform that with my monitors, but as my room sucks a lot, it's still useful to know I can count on the 650 to compare.
Actually, I deeply love it. I think I can hear more subtle details on it than on my Yamaha HS80m speakers BECAUSE OF MY ROOM (I insist on that, because I live in a noisy room, and I absolutely cannot do anything to improve that because I'm in a residency that is also a bit of an hotel).
For example, I really understood why the last Gojira album is so wonderfully produced because of my HD650. I can clearly get the balanced interactions between intstruments, the drums, how they sit etc.
It is clear, bass response is quite precise (but is less boomy than other I have tested, which is not a bad thing in itself). As it is opened, you still need some calm to mix because you clearly hear the environment with them (there is only a grill and some foam between you and the sound sources).
I often put them on for crucial points in my mixing. It sort of suck because that would be preferable to perform that with my monitors, but as my room sucks a lot, it's still useful to know I can count on the 650 to compare.
crillemannen
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I do own a pair myself (both Hs80 + HD650) but i rarely listend in my headphones nowdays. Although i agree with the previous post about them being well balanced. Have quite a bit of low end and have good balanced mids. The high end is also clean and bright without sounding harsh, so they are really good i would say. Not flattering but honest sounding.
But the reason why i dont use em as much as i used to is because i have a kick ass room nowdays
But i do recommend them
LeSedna
Mat or Mateo
I envy you. I definitely feel the potential of those little yamahas, but I had to change my plans. I wanted to buy acoustic treatment but it's impossible here at the moment to set up a "more correct" room, acoustically speaking.
Fun you answer this, I have visited your website yesterday and noticed you had the Hs80m too
Fun you answer this, I have visited your website yesterday and noticed you had the Hs80m too
crillemannen
Member
I envy you. I definitely feel the potential of those little yamahas, but I had to change my plans. I wanted to buy acoustic treatment but it's impossible here at the moment to set up a "more correct" room, acoustically speaking.
Fun you answer this, I have visited your website yesterday and noticed you had the Hs80m too
Yeah i really like the HS80 (if anyone missed that
) I dont feel any need to upgrade to mid-range monitors (genelec,adam a7 etc) If im gonna upgrade the i do it for good --> high end, such as K&H o300, Opals etc.Of course the Yamaha's aren't perfect, they have flaws but then again for what they'll cost there is not much to talk about. Back to the HD650
MarcusGHedwig
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Josh Burgess
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PhilTheBeard
"The Beard"
GASn for a drummer the likes of Hoglan, Mike Smith, Inferno.
Mike Smith offers session work via the internet, however he won't do anything metal or heavy or anything. Just rock, pop, etc.
J.DavisNJ
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