SneakyDomo
New Head-Fier
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I had the same problem and it was due to the factory cable. Have you just switched sides on cable or used a different cable?
I dont know why the M50X is so hyped in the other community. Maybe most of the owners dont really care about the sound anyway and did not bother to listen to other headphones.
Wanted to make a little input, got AT M50x from my friend just to try them out, and i must say i'am amazed, really amazed how 400i beat them... Of course different types, different prices but damn, such difference...
I used Focal No. 8 - The Spirit Of Sound - Cozy Powell Drum Solo track. And M50x sounded like from bucket, if you know what i mean, first i thought it is record problem, but switched back to 400i and sound changed back.
I had the same problem and it was due to the factory cable. Have you just switched sides on cable or used a different cable?
I am curious as to which I should purchase, the original 400's or the 400i's. I like electronic music and like bass music but I don't mind sacrificing some of the head shaking bass you can get from closed back headphones for the clarity that planar headphones provide.
Thank you for your advice. I have done a lot of research and was already kinda leaning in that direction I just wanted to see what others thought as well.
I am curious as to which I should purchase, the original 400's or the 400i's. I like electronic music and like bass music but I don't mind sacrificing some of the head shaking bass you can get from closed back headphones for the clarity that planar headphones provide.
Has anyone compared 400s and 400i side by side with both using the same ear pads? They are supposedly so close in sound, and the measurements with both using focus pads is about identical. What is the difference exactly then? Why the price difference? It reminds me of Grado. They also sound markedly similar within the whole family and you're paying a lot for the next step up for just a tiny bit more sound. Is that hifiman's new pricing model too? Grado is successful at it so why not?
Thank you for your advice. I have done a lot of research and was already kinda leaning in that direction I just wanted to see what others thought as well.