Mysteek
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I received them today =] I just wanted to share my thoughts about them so far.
My setup is:
Macbook Pro (Mid 2009) -> Headphonia Lyrix Pro USB DAC + AMP -> Shure SRH840's.
First impressions:
Without even time for break-in, these sound great. Comparable to my Beyerdynamic DT880's, but this may be because I don't have a good enough amp to really drive those. I hear that the Shure's were made to be easy to drive.
The highs and mids are great (perhaps not excellent), but right now the bass is a bit too overpowering.
I really hope that after burn in, the bass blends better with the rest of the spectrum.
By the way, unlike the Beyerdynamic DT880's, the Shures sound significantly better with an amp, where the DT880's only improved a tiny bit with an amp. Again, this is why I feel that maybe my amp isn't cutting it with the Beyer's.
I think my next purchase might be the Maverick D1.
Sorry if I didn't provide enough insight, this wasn't meant to be a full fledged review.
My setup is:
Macbook Pro (Mid 2009) -> Headphonia Lyrix Pro USB DAC + AMP -> Shure SRH840's.
First impressions:
Without even time for break-in, these sound great. Comparable to my Beyerdynamic DT880's, but this may be because I don't have a good enough amp to really drive those. I hear that the Shure's were made to be easy to drive.
The highs and mids are great (perhaps not excellent), but right now the bass is a bit too overpowering.
I really hope that after burn in, the bass blends better with the rest of the spectrum.
By the way, unlike the Beyerdynamic DT880's, the Shures sound significantly better with an amp, where the DT880's only improved a tiny bit with an amp. Again, this is why I feel that maybe my amp isn't cutting it with the Beyer's.
I think my next purchase might be the Maverick D1.
Sorry if I didn't provide enough insight, this wasn't meant to be a full fledged review.