qoouep
Head-Fier
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I have an HE-560 and an HD600 with a broken driver. I want to keep my HD600 as a companion to the HE-560, but I can choose to get either a single new HD600 driver ($70.90 each) or two new HD650 drivers ($50.23 each). It would cost about $30 more to get HD650 drivers over the single HD600 driver, so price isn't a big deal here.
My question is what you guys think about the pairing of the two headphones. Generally, I had been using the HD600 when I wanted a warmer, more laid back sound. It also has less of a treble spike than the HE-560. From what I can tell, the HD650 would be basically an exaggerated HD600 from that viewpoint: more laid back, less treble (and more bass, which doesn't quite fit the same pattern).
I haven't spent any time outside of conventions listening to the HD650, so I can't say much from my own experience.
Anyway, for those with experience with all three headphones, what do you think? I don't have any explicit 'ideal sound', but rather I'd like to know opinions on how you guys would pair the involved phones.
Thanks!
My question is what you guys think about the pairing of the two headphones. Generally, I had been using the HD600 when I wanted a warmer, more laid back sound. It also has less of a treble spike than the HE-560. From what I can tell, the HD650 would be basically an exaggerated HD600 from that viewpoint: more laid back, less treble (and more bass, which doesn't quite fit the same pattern).
I haven't spent any time outside of conventions listening to the HD650, so I can't say much from my own experience.
Anyway, for those with experience with all three headphones, what do you think? I don't have any explicit 'ideal sound', but rather I'd like to know opinions on how you guys would pair the involved phones.
Thanks!
