The extra earpadding (and its density, which is softer than the velour pads) and metal band (more malleable than the composite one in the 560S) make it a lighter lateral touch. I never found the 560S clampy, however I can certainly feel the difference.
I would say brighter, but not sibilant or even crispy, IMHO. We're excited to get it out in the community to get some peer impressions on a wider variety of gear.
Intresting! When you say brighter, do you mean brighter than 600 or 650?
Okay, never found the HD 560S too clampy either, but a bit less clamp will definitely make them more comfortable. Looking forward to trying the HD 620S out sometime.
Yes, more bite and clarity, specifically. We used "unveiled" as a tip of the hat to the word that has followed the 600/650 around in the forums, for better or worse
Up for pre-order for $349.95...looks interesting !Please be cheap
Yes, more bite and clarity, specifically. We used "unveiled" as a tip of the hat to the word that has followed the 600/650 around in the forums, for better or worse
The headphone still retains a balanced approach, but cranks up the fun factor without getting the police called on them
More importantly, now that we have Immanis, Sennheiser should try to keep up and release a stand alone He1
With those specs, I’m curious about how they scale down in terms of power for portability, and how they scale up in terms of amplification quality. Beyond that, I’m just eager to read or hear other folks’ listening impressions….
Also @ericpalonen do you have the He1 in a quiet room this time? Ideally right besides the Raal Immanis?
