InFortunaWeLust

InFortunaWeLust t1_j1yxopj wrote

Theres so many...

One song I been listening to for about 25+ years had the Rapper adlibing from a below and center angle that I just picked up on last week when I revisited the song. It was done so well that it felt like it was coming from my mouth in the sound stage. it kinda made me stop breathing normally.

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InFortunaWeLust t1_j0yfri2 wrote

i value the imaging more than sound stage. hd-6 line has decent imaging, I would easily tell where players were in valorant and i was using the HD-58X, id imagine the 660S to be even better.

i tried my 560S in valorant also and didn't like them, but it was probably because I was used to using the 58X for years before and not being accustomed to its presentation.

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InFortunaWeLust t1_j0sw8py wrote

im not sure how much more permanent of a solution ur trying to get. its really simple just put your hands on each cup then grip them and pull them outwards off of your ears/side of head/jaw. then as you have flexed the clasp off of your head proceed to lift the headband off of the top of your scalp in a vertical direction and once they are completely off of your head, you can rest them on a headphone stand provided you have one for them.

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InFortunaWeLust t1_j0svkf0 wrote

not sure how you remove the headphones yourself but i just pull the earcups outwards then lift the phones upwards. thats what i love about these headphones, you can just pull the earcups outwards and it isnt like a stiff molded clasp (if that makes any sense, hard to describe)

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InFortunaWeLust t1_j0hcvhy wrote

Reply to comment by lTurtlesl in Frustrated with Hifiman by [deleted]

I myself only tried HD-600,HD-58X, HD-800S and HD-8XX.

I feel like HD 6 series is totally different than what a Sundara would present. But HD 8 Series is more "Planar-Like". You might like the 700 or 800 series (pricing aside) if you are after fast and accurate presentation.

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