It's far more flexible in terms of connections and costs far less than a Headzone, the only problem is that it's a lot bigger and heavier.ĭolby Home Theater is a suite of Dolby features, one of which happens to be Dolby Headphone. If we just need a Dolby Headphone processor, we can buy a Yamaha home theater receiver for that and use the Silent Cinema feature. The calibration part seems to be the key point here on recreating the most realistic 3d spatial effect. Headzone is somewhat much more flexible in this regard, although it doesn't calibrate the sound output to the shape of your ear/head like Realizer does. I really can't bring myself to even consider getting one. Considering the cost of one of those unit. No matter how amazing I've kept reading the reviews for Realizer, I can't get over the fact that I can't really output most digital audio into the Realizer without putting some kind of converter in between. While I have no doubt that those people that have these kind of high end cans should just look for Realizer A8 for 3D sound, I just find it very lacking in connectivity. There has been a lot of comparisons between the cans for music listening, but I couldn't find anything on testing for 3D sound on em. Have been using speakers for most cases, and has only just recently going into cans because of complaints of other family members.īeen reading this thread and I'm also one of the people interested in the comparison tests between higher end cans (HD650, T1, HD800, LCD-2, LCD-3) for the purposes of 3D sound. I think there are lots of confused people like me. For now, its still 50-50 between those 2.Įnvy, maybe you should do review for the 650 for gaming use.
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Thanks very much for this useful thread.If I find the comfort is like 770 pro and music SQ maybe close to 650, then I'm sold. Envy said that its good for gaming, I trust you. I will test the 990 when I have the time. I found from the headfonia reviewer that Fiio E17 can power the 650 and help with the soundstage. So now, I left with beyer 990 pro 250 ohm and 650. Even on the HKprice web, there are no Hifiman brand on the cans list. I spent 2 hours looking the entire 2 floors of the building, but no store sells a hifiman. To my and maybe your surprise, I can't find a single hifiman cans on the market. Ok, you said that Hifiman ships from China. D400 with similar SQ and bass with 770 pro but 400usd price, no. I found D7k yesterday, but at usd 900.no.
The 650 bass already in border of my min bass need.
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I still need to hear music beside gaming, so no pc headset. Adding the clamp force, it becomes painful after 30-45 mins of use. I think my ear size is to big, the pad pressed it. Its supposed to be over the ear, but for me its on my ear. The 900 pro is like 400usd, 40 more than the 650.ĬORRECTION: actually for the M50, its not the clamp, rather the pad size. Also, the ultrasone price in Hongkong is quite expensive. Ultrasone clamp is not as tight as the M50, but after I tried the beyer and 650, it become a no to me. But the M50 is more comfortable sounding when playing sc2 and l4d2. I avoided being back stabbed few times with IE8. I can't hear my surrounding on CS go, so I use the IE8. The soundstage is none in M50, just like you said. Strange that an open cans has harder clamp than the 770 and denon, which is a closed cans.
The 650 clamp is already on my comfort border. I got unbearable discomfort after using it around 30-45 mins. I'm using glasses and I think my head is pretty big. I already did your guide since last year I bought the M50.
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