I can't tell you how many people I know want "more bass" and listen to lo-fi. Seriously people think that the 30 other people credited on a major studio album just sat on their ass. You should make a "Mixing is real" video so that some people can learn that it's not your headphones, it's the fucking music and the music production.
This is exactly right. The problem in this niche is that most audiophiles have zero experience mixing tracks or making music, so they're actually completely ignorant and oftentimes have no idea what they're talking about - i.e. the emphasis nearly ALWAYS comes back to the gear and not the track.
We ignorant bass for mudy details in it to increase buz efect i think but ordinary people use shity headphones aroun 50$ so is a huge improvement in sound in example shity dacs or amps but in hd600 not realy its just a recolorization on done picture i guess i talki g about trebel guys & bass heads non full spectrum of neutral sound
My headphones have such good soundstage, the gunshot sounded like it was from my neighbor's house. My dac is so good that I heard a gunshot in The Stairway to Heaven I've never heard before.
Finally, someone said it! Soundstage is an aspect of headphones but out-of-head moments are definitely not exclusive to open backs with a wide soundstage. You can literally have out-of-your-head moments with IEMs, it all depends on the recording or binaural elements of a track. People really need to give mixing engineers more credit, lol.
This made me think of my first stereo 30 years ago, where "soundstage" changes occurred when we moved speakers, and dared to dabble in old school surround sound. Pink Floyd sounded different every other weekend...
So true. I actually noticed this when switching between my Q30 Soundcore (closed, very bassy - though EQ'd already) and SHOP9500 (very open, quite bright, usually wider sound) during certain tracks and also just listening to the audio alongside certain videos. Though the open-backed SHP9500 often have me checking my environments, the recordings where I had that feeling the most elicited a similar response on the Q30's, where I didn't really expect them to, at all. I do think the SHP's in this comparison sound more like hanging speakers off the side off your head versus the almost being inside of your skull sound of the Q30s. Yes, I only own lower end products. It's a value/performance thing.
I've heard EQ can actually influence soundstage, and it can. There is a definite mental element to soundstage as well as the actual soundstage of the headphone.
I like that you still use the HD600. You are right, compared to more modern cans it plays more ‘in the head’. But I still find myself coming back to these 20 year old headphones. Nostalgia? Comfort? Maybe. But there is a warmth and intimacy that allows extended listening too. Then I can juice it up with some Blessing 2 or even FIIO FH7 or Sundaras for fireworks. And recordings? Damn, some of those 60s LPs were decent recordings - but the bipolar stereo image could drive me freaking nuts. Modern R&B and hip hop can be annoying too. But listen to some late 50s jazz albums. Like “Art Pepper meets the Rhythm Section”. Music never sounded better - And shit, that was more than half a century ago. What are today’s engineers doing? Here endeth today’s rant.
I'm starting in the budget area with my SHP9500s and HE400SEs. The shps are wider but the hes are kind of like a perfect blend of presence to me. These nuances really are left to taste. Just like how some might like the rumble of the dynamic driver over the punchy planar.
Yeah I like the "above average" character of the HIFIMAN SS. It's kind of like the Sennheiser HD500 stage - not over done like mom's meatloaf, but not narrow or boxed in like an HD600.
Sundara got so much sound stage that my dog thought the music was coming from the other room and my wife tells me to turn it down 😂 (I’m joking… not really…)
I've noticed a similar thing - Depending on the games audio mastering, the better the game handled directional sounds, the easier it was to "hear" the direction the sound came. Some games have very good directional audio, others are mediocre, while others are simply terrible, hot garbage. That does not mean though, that my R70X's are equal to the KZ PR-1 PRO's - they're close, but the R70X's seem to make it easier to pinpoint the direction the sound is coming from. I assume that has mostly to do with the frequency response curve of the gear we use. Meaning, the less distortion to the directional audio mastering by the output device, the easier it gets to correctly place sounds / the better the soundstage is.
I have a pair of HarmonicDyne Zeus headphones, on an expensive chain. On XLR, the Zeus has a pretty wide soundstage, but I also feel that its imaging capabilities kind of blur the line between depth and placement. However if I change to lesser cables, I lose that width and all the instruments sound closer together. I think hearing things that appear to be outside your bubble of hearing is more a function of imaging. My Drop HF 5xx had pretty good imaging, but a flat wall of sound soundstage when it came to your typical recording. On the Zeus, things like reverb do feel like they're off in the distance, and different instruments are placed in particular areas. My Susvara doesn't have quite this soundstage but it has its imaging feels like you can point to where things are.
It's difficult to describe sound with words... I get "soundstage", "separation", but I once heard a pair of HD650's described as "chocolatey". I'm from the UK... are the HD650's chocolate bars in the States? They sound delicious.
I hear a discint difference when I go from my SENNs HD25s, HD560S, 58X, Phillip X2HR and ATH 50X. 50X soundstage is compressed, as well as the Senns 5 series. The HD25s actually has a nice soundstage for a closed headphone. The X2HR soundstage is just amazing. Especially with movies n TV. With music everything is so spread out. Can't imagine it getting better. Well I can if I spend a ton more money.
Hey man. It's notable that the one headphone has a better soundstage than the other. If the artist panned it's work much soundstage sounds different too. Good video and keep going. How are your grandchildren?
@@HomeStudioBasics I am reading books, no studio at the moment. Electronics and spirituality. I sleep a lot, I am very tired. How is life with you my friend?
Hey mate, I have been doing a lot of research after your 702/712 review. I have never owed AKG. That being said I really miss my DT770 and DT990. I was thinking to get planars this time around but really tempted to get AKG. I can get 702 new for £120 and used 712pro around the same price. Before I pull my trigger... How would you compare soundstage, imaging, separation, base and are those differences obvious or you have to focus to spot them. I do not have audiophile store near me so I cant demo any headphones unfortunately and I know you have compared them before but please do it for me. More research you do more confused you are.
Yeah man SS and imaging are huge. For instance, I don't like a Samson SR850 for music anymore because it's shrill and piercing, but for gaming and film, it's quite literally one of the best headphones I've ever used. Specifically a movie like Garden State you can hear so much going on that it kind of feels like hte Soundstage is your apartment - or that hte movie is kind of happening in your apartment. It's very subtle but this is why I like headphones like that. They make the experience that much more realistic.
Hi Stu, have you faced the soldering issue on your AKG k702 ? i really want to get on but am worried about this as i have many many people complaining about this.
Another quality production! I don't get a sense of soundstage, as it is commonly described with any headphones, I may have faulty ears. I notice that some music has a more expansive effect but don't get any out of the head effect I hear people talk about.
hi i looking for open back headphones for laptop with out amplifier , under usd 300. i use multi type music movie gaming The sound I like is mainly to be clear and have bass, but the bass should not be too heavy, because too heavy bass will cause the sound to be distorted, and it is not good if there is no bass. which one you recommend? senheiser, beyer , hifiman , philips, AKG ? and what model ? thanks
Dude, I'm a serious person, don't keep making me laugh. I finally went from my HD 600's yesterday to a pair of Beyerdynamics DT 1990 EQed after the Harman target. Real nice upgrade and the "soundstage" is crazy compared to the 600's. In games like CS GO I can now pinpoint noobs like I've got wallhack. Didn't quite realize how bad the 3d sound were in the HD 600's.
I just ordered an ATH-r70x, i'm hoping they will have a better soundstage then my current 58x jubilees. Directionally i don't usually have a problem in CS GO i know where sounds are coming from. My problem is distance, I sometimes won't hear enemies footsteps when i know i definitely should especially because my friends can hear them and call them out.
@@darylusitalo1732 Yeah the Sennheiser 600 series which shares the same design with the 58x have really bad positional sound. With my current headphones DT 1770 Pro, it seems like changing the frequency response via EQ actually changes positional sound. I have them EQed to the Harman Target, but when I change back to its original tuning the positional sound seems to get much better. So I'm wondering if it's actually the headphones or the frequency response, probably both.
@@Terra101 Hey, sorry for the late replay but I'm in a point which I'm trying to decide which headphones I should by, so I'm testing DT 1990 vs Hfiman Sundara and with DT 1990 the peek in treble is annoying, have you fixed this with EQ? Have you switched to 1770 Pro? In my short comparison DT 1990 sounded better than 1770...
Hey man been demoing it for a few weeks now. Insane value at that price. I just got done telling someone I probably wouldn't get a Sundara for $350 if I can just get this for $150. It actually doesn't have some of the sibilant issues in other models either + it houses the updated build that I loved so much in the DEVA. I will be comparing with the DEVA as well at some point. I don't have a Sundara here now to directly compare but the Sundara is still a bit warmer sounding from what I remember, while the 400se kind of mimics the sound of the original 400s; crisp and tight, but without the sibilance. The 400s was never *that* sibilant, but the 400i kind of was. I think the 400se is a snap purchase honestly and sounds ridiculous for its price. Planars are just a cut above typical dynamics in terms of Timbre and detail, and the 400se is no different. At that price they're basically giving it away. Kind of unbelievable when you're listening to it and think to yourself that it's only $150. Since I've put it on, I literally haven't once touched my HD600 or 58X.
@@HomeStudioBasics sounds good, I have the sundaras atm so probably wont get these, although hear they have more bass extension/punch, would you say that true, I might just get the zen dac/amp and pair with the sundaras. Curious about the true bass.
Hey man Ananda's Soundstage is above average like the 400 series but probably a tad wider. Still not as wide as a K702 but that may not even matter to you.
@@HomeStudioBasics cool sounds like a more affordable way to get into a wider soundstage though. Especially with chrimas coming ;) good gift idea if they're way less
He talking about Binaural or engineered sound ques. Metallica is famed for that in there early albums because of how the track was laid out. That is manufactured but the track.
My friend who is a huge metal head told me Metallica purposefully made some of their music sound like dog shit because of some disagreements/disputes/spats with their record label years back.
If you are listening to ASMR, wide soundstage is terrible. I tried HiFiMan he400se with my fav ASMR tracks and the sounds were unnaturaly far away from me. It was unlistenable.
@@HomeStudioBasics The word Good Soundstage doesnt make sense. Because some people love the small soundstage of HD 6 and others love the wide of HD 700 ,800 .. If HD650 had big soundstage guess what ... Vocals will not sound like that . Even adding EQ on low end do change vocal presence. So no There is NO good Soundstage , just Big Soundstage , Small and Normal... And if its bad or not its all about taste and type of music . In my opinion ... Love your Videos dude like always :)
My grados, even the cheapest sr60 had great soundstage ( for headphones - headphones sucks compared to speakers du to lack of hrtf/crossfeed by design)
Whoah, thank you! 😁 It really is an eye-opening film 😎 Personally, I pirate 🏴☠️ That is my way of rebelling against the elites running the Media Monopoly ;-) “I’m here to chew bubblegum and kick a##, and I’m all out of gum” Thank you so much for reaching out to me like that, it is very sweet of you, and has made my day! Take care and God Bless 😁
In my opinion People should sto saying Good Soundstage is the Big Soundstage , Because its all about taste . HD 25 , HD6 line all of them are very very famous because of this In your head presentation. If anyone like Big Soundstage then Great ... i also like it Hifiman Arya for example or HD700 ... I like all of them but i will never say .. .Oh look Big soundstage its better , no I will say its all about what i listen and what i want at this time . Listening London grammar on HD 650 600 660s will always sound better because of these vocals , And Playin PUBG on HD700 will always sound better than HD 600 , So u get my point ? Its all About Big , Small, Normal Soundstage and not Good or Bad.
I used to think that what i looked for in my headphones was great soundstage I learned from this video that i simply have great music taste 😌 hahahahaha
isnt that good scene is a detail micro detail cost thats why there no deph scene i dont kno i wana find perfect for me sound in around 500$ full end tier and laying with the eyes i do not buy more i will be full with that think
![If you can't hear this then you're not an audiophile [See description for link to followup video]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/48PxwspDvrE/mqdefault.jpg)
I can't tell you how many people I know want "more bass" and listen to lo-fi. Seriously people think that the 30 other people credited on a major studio album just sat on their ass. You should make a "Mixing is real" video so that some people can learn that it's not your headphones, it's the fucking music and the music production.
This is exactly right. The problem in this niche is that most audiophiles have zero experience mixing tracks or making music, so they're actually completely ignorant and oftentimes have no idea what they're talking about - i.e. the emphasis nearly ALWAYS comes back to the gear and not the track.
We ignorant bass for mudy details in it to increase buz efect i think but ordinary people use shity headphones aroun 50$ so is a huge improvement in sound in example shity dacs or amps but in hd600 not realy its just a recolorization on done picture i guess
i talki g about trebel guys & bass heads non full spectrum of neutral sound
You're right, i've made lofi sounding songs and a big part of that sound is removing a lot of the bass
My headphones have such good soundstage, the gunshot sounded like it was from my neighbor's house. My dac is so good that I heard a gunshot in The Stairway to Heaven I've never heard before.
What headphone?
And what dac?
LOL
Screw it what amp as well😁
Hahaha, gotta have some real shitty headphones to previously not notice a gunshot.
Finally, someone said it! Soundstage is an aspect of headphones but out-of-head moments are definitely not exclusive to open backs with a wide soundstage. You can literally have out-of-your-head moments with IEMs, it all depends on the recording or binaural elements of a track. People really need to give mixing engineers more credit, lol.
Lol but it's not about the mix, it's about your GEAR. Haven't you heard? 😂
@@HomeStudioBasics lmfao😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣 nice detailed explanation buddy thanks a ton i owe you
This made me think of my first stereo 30 years ago, where "soundstage" changes occurred when we moved speakers, and dared to dabble in old school surround sound. Pink Floyd sounded different every other weekend...
F'ing love Floyd man! At one point I had pretty much their entire catalogue on CD.
So true. I actually noticed this when switching between my Q30 Soundcore (closed, very bassy - though EQ'd already) and SHOP9500 (very open, quite bright, usually wider sound) during certain tracks and also just listening to the audio alongside certain videos. Though the open-backed SHP9500 often have me checking my environments, the recordings where I had that feeling the most elicited a similar response on the Q30's, where I didn't really expect them to, at all. I do think the SHP's in this comparison sound more like hanging speakers off the side off your head versus the almost being inside of your skull sound of the Q30s. Yes, I only own lower end products. It's a value/performance thing.
I've heard EQ can actually influence soundstage, and it can. There is a definite mental element to soundstage as well as the actual soundstage of the headphone.
I'm guessing prior to this video , you hadn't got your hand on a hd800s or a arya v2. Both of those cans have immense stage
is there an IEM you'd highly recommend for soundstage? hopefully something my budget can handle
I like that you still use the HD600. You are right, compared to more modern cans it plays more ‘in the head’. But I still find myself coming back to these 20 year old headphones. Nostalgia? Comfort? Maybe. But there is a warmth and intimacy that allows extended listening too. Then I can juice it up with some Blessing 2 or even FIIO FH7 or Sundaras for fireworks.
And recordings? Damn, some of those 60s LPs were decent recordings - but the bipolar stereo image could drive me freaking nuts. Modern R&B and hip hop can be annoying too.
But listen to some late 50s jazz albums. Like “Art Pepper meets the Rhythm Section”. Music never sounded better - And shit, that was more than half a century ago. What are today’s engineers doing? Here endeth today’s rant.
I'm starting in the budget area with my SHP9500s and HE400SEs. The shps are wider but the hes are kind of like a perfect blend of presence to me. These nuances really are left to taste. Just like how some might like the rumble of the dynamic driver over the punchy planar.
Yeah I like the "above average" character of the HIFIMAN SS. It's kind of like the Sennheiser HD500 stage - not over done like mom's meatloaf, but not narrow or boxed in like an HD600.
Try brainwavz xl micro suede pads and honeycomb grills on on those 400se and the soundstage gets massive.
Sundara got so much sound stage that my dog thought the music was coming from the other room and my wife tells me to turn it down 😂 (I’m joking… not really…)
I find that soundstage helps with songs that aren’t mixed well more. Thrash metal is a good place to test my theory.
what! I just got my own pair of sennheiser hd 600 and I thought they were "wide-sounding".
"Hooman" lol. I love that you laugh at your own jokes in the video.
I couldn't help that one lol. It was just so stupid. xD
any adventures with Hifiman Susvara and others? What about those sound stages?
I've noticed a similar thing - Depending on the games audio mastering, the better the game handled directional sounds, the easier it was to "hear" the direction the sound came. Some games have very good directional audio, others are mediocre, while others are simply terrible, hot garbage.
That does not mean though, that my R70X's are equal to the KZ PR-1 PRO's - they're close, but the R70X's seem to make it easier to pinpoint the direction the sound is coming from. I assume that has mostly to do with the frequency response curve of the gear we use. Meaning, the less distortion to the directional audio mastering by the output device, the easier it gets to correctly place sounds / the better the soundstage is.
I have a pair of HarmonicDyne Zeus headphones, on an expensive chain. On XLR, the Zeus has a pretty wide soundstage, but I also feel that its imaging capabilities kind of blur the line between depth and placement. However if I change to lesser cables, I lose that width and all the instruments sound closer together.
I think hearing things that appear to be outside your bubble of hearing is more a function of imaging. My Drop HF 5xx had pretty good imaging, but a flat wall of sound soundstage when it came to your typical recording.
On the Zeus, things like reverb do feel like they're off in the distance, and different instruments are placed in particular areas. My Susvara doesn't have quite this soundstage but it has its imaging feels like you can point to where things are.
It's difficult to describe sound with words... I get "soundstage", "separation", but I once heard a pair of HD650's described as "chocolatey". I'm from the UK... are the HD650's chocolate bars in the States? They sound delicious.
Lol even as much as I poke fun at word salad-y wordsmithery, chocolatey is actually not a bad way to describe the HD650 😂
@@HomeStudioBasics Bloody yanks. 😂👍
I hear a discint difference when I go from my SENNs HD25s, HD560S, 58X, Phillip X2HR and ATH 50X. 50X soundstage is compressed, as well as the Senns 5 series. The HD25s actually has a nice soundstage for a closed headphone. The X2HR soundstage is just amazing. Especially with movies n TV. With music everything is so spread out. Can't imagine it getting better. Well I can if I spend a ton more money.
Hey man. It's notable that the one headphone has a better soundstage than the other. If the artist panned it's work much soundstage sounds different too. Good video and keep going. How are your grandchildren?
Hey man! They aight. LOL. How's everything on your end?
@@HomeStudioBasics I am reading books, no studio at the moment. Electronics and spirituality. I sleep a lot, I am very tired. How is life with you my friend?
It's going, lol.
Hey mate, I have been doing a lot of research after your 702/712 review. I have never owed AKG. That being said I really miss my DT770 and DT990. I was thinking to get planars this time around but really tempted to get AKG. I can get 702 new for £120 and used 712pro around the same price. Before I pull my trigger... How would you compare soundstage, imaging, separation, base and are those differences obvious or you have to focus to spot them. I do not have audiophile store near me so I cant demo any headphones unfortunately and I know you have compared them before but please do it for me. More research you do more confused you are.
Hey man definitely check this out as I go into much depth: homestudiobasics.com/akg-k612-vs-k712-vs-k702-vs-k701-vs-q701/ Hit me up there as well!
What factors of haedphones do we need to watch for movies? Soundstage? Imaging?
Yeah man SS and imaging are huge. For instance, I don't like a Samson SR850 for music anymore because it's shrill and piercing, but for gaming and film, it's quite literally one of the best headphones I've ever used. Specifically a movie like Garden State you can hear so much going on that it kind of feels like hte Soundstage is your apartment - or that hte movie is kind of happening in your apartment. It's very subtle but this is why I like headphones like that. They make the experience that much more realistic.
@@HomeStudioBasics I might get k371 instead. since I do listen to some music and sometimes playing valorant.
@@TheRULLY789 Check out my review beforehand: homestudiobasics.com/akg-k371-review/
Hi Stu, have you faced the soldering issue on your AKG k702 ? i really want to get on but am worried about this as i have many many people complaining about this.
Another quality production! I don't get a sense of soundstage, as it is commonly described with any headphones, I may have faulty ears. I notice that some music has a more expansive effect but don't get any out of the head effect I hear people talk about.
Thank you Frosty! Interesting! You're missin' out. You've never felt like someone was knocking at the door?
hi i looking for open back headphones for laptop with out amplifier , under usd 300. i use multi type music movie gaming The sound I like is mainly to be clear and have bass, but the bass should not be too heavy, because too heavy bass will cause the sound to be distorted, and it is not good if there is no bass.
which one you recommend? senheiser, beyer , hifiman , philips, AKG ? and what model ? thanks
Hey man definitely consider the 400se! homestudiobasics.com/hifiman-he400se-review/
Bro suggest me the best flat mixing headphone on $300 range
I'm stuck between 600 hd and 700 pro x
Hey man I may steer you in the direction of the 400se: homestudiobasics.com/hifiman-he400se-review/
Do you recommend any good sound stage wireless headphones?
Hey man definitely the DEVA: th-cam.com/video/vTn9nluJTaY/w-d-xo.html
Dude, I'm a serious person, don't keep making me laugh.
I finally went from my HD 600's yesterday to a pair of Beyerdynamics DT 1990 EQed after the Harman target. Real nice upgrade and the "soundstage" is crazy compared to the 600's. In games like CS GO I can now pinpoint noobs like I've got wallhack. Didn't quite realize how bad the 3d sound were in the HD 600's.
Famous little 3D-Bob not Blob :P
Lol - I Are serious. 😂 Do those noobs yell at you in chat after matches?
I just ordered an ATH-r70x, i'm hoping they will have a better soundstage then my current 58x jubilees. Directionally i don't usually have a problem in CS GO i know where sounds are coming from. My problem is distance, I sometimes won't hear enemies footsteps when i know i definitely should especially because my friends can hear them and call them out.
@@darylusitalo1732 Yeah the Sennheiser 600 series which shares the same design with the 58x have really bad positional sound. With my current headphones DT 1770 Pro, it seems like changing the frequency response via EQ actually changes positional sound. I have them EQed to the Harman Target, but when I change back to its original tuning the positional sound seems to get much better. So I'm wondering if it's actually the headphones or the frequency response, probably both.
@@Terra101 Hey, sorry for the late replay but I'm in a point which I'm trying to decide which headphones I should by, so I'm testing DT 1990 vs Hfiman Sundara and with DT 1990 the peek in treble is annoying, have you fixed this with EQ? Have you switched to 1770 Pro? In my short comparison DT 1990 sounded better than 1770...
Have you tried the hifiman he400se? If so how do they compare with the sundaras?
Hey man been demoing it for a few weeks now. Insane value at that price. I just got done telling someone I probably wouldn't get a Sundara for $350 if I can just get this for $150. It actually doesn't have some of the sibilant issues in other models either + it houses the updated build that I loved so much in the DEVA. I will be comparing with the DEVA as well at some point. I don't have a Sundara here now to directly compare but the Sundara is still a bit warmer sounding from what I remember, while the 400se kind of mimics the sound of the original 400s; crisp and tight, but without the sibilance. The 400s was never *that* sibilant, but the 400i kind of was.
I think the 400se is a snap purchase honestly and sounds ridiculous for its price. Planars are just a cut above typical dynamics in terms of Timbre and detail, and the 400se is no different. At that price they're basically giving it away. Kind of unbelievable when you're listening to it and think to yourself that it's only $150. Since I've put it on, I literally haven't once touched my HD600 or 58X.
@@HomeStudioBasics sounds good, I have the sundaras atm so probably wont get these, although hear they have more bass extension/punch, would you say that true, I might just get the zen dac/amp and pair with the sundaras. Curious about the true bass.
so this means i can keep my 6xx?
Really hoping you talked about soundstage on video games and certain equipment to buy to help soundstage
Hey man planning on doing a video but for now check this out: homestudiobasics.com/the-best-headphones-for-gaming/
How do Anandas compare to those AK headphones on soundstage?
Hey man Ananda's Soundstage is above average like the 400 series but probably a tad wider. Still not as wide as a K702 but that may not even matter to you.
@@HomeStudioBasics cool sounds like a more affordable way to get into a wider soundstage though. Especially with chrimas coming ;) good gift idea if they're way less
He talking about Binaural or engineered sound ques. Metallica is famed for that in there early albums because of how the track was laid out. That is manufactured but the track.
My friend who is a huge metal head told me Metallica purposefully made some of their music sound like dog shit because of some disagreements/disputes/spats with their record label years back.
I auditioned hd800 and to my ears, they have more expansive soundstage than my edition x
Nice! Yeah the HD800 probably have the best SS out of any headphones to be honest.
If you are listening to ASMR, wide soundstage is terrible. I tried HiFiMan he400se with my fav ASMR tracks and the sounds were unnaturaly far away from me. It was unlistenable.
HD6 line has the BEST soundstage for music... Its not wide its not small
It's.. pretty small dude. The HD500 line is the not too wide not too small. Pretty much represents what "good" Soundstage should be I think.
@@HomeStudioBasics The word Good Soundstage doesnt make sense. Because some people love the small soundstage of HD 6 and others love the wide of HD 700 ,800 .. If HD650 had big soundstage guess what ... Vocals will not sound like that . Even adding EQ on low end do change vocal presence. So no There is NO good Soundstage , just Big Soundstage , Small and Normal... And if its bad or not its all about taste and type of music . In my opinion ... Love your Videos dude like always :)
Facts, and HD600 has extraordinary soundstage depth.
My grados, even the cheapest sr60 had great soundstage ( for headphones - headphones sucks compared to speakers du to lack of hrtf/crossfeed by design)
the door on some youtubers sound like its in my house i thought its my house door but its from youtuber 😂
Finally somebody who speaks my language. Yes, I’m a cat. Great video. lol
+1 for the “They Live” poster 🕶️
WHOOP WHOOP!! I made this meme for you: imgflip.com/i/8soize xD
Whoah, thank you! 😁
It really is an eye-opening film 😎
Personally, I pirate 🏴☠️
That is my way of rebelling against the elites running the Media Monopoly ;-)
“I’m here to chew bubblegum and kick a##, and I’m all out of gum”
Thank you so much for reaching out to me like that, it is very sweet of you, and has made my day!
Take care and God Bless 😁
Nice hair style. looks nice like that
Thanks man! I'm contemplating a new look again though lol.
I'll trade you my 400i 2020 for those skullcandy uproar tho
th-cam.com/video/xLrDgjLGNHE/w-d-xo.html😂😂
@@HomeStudioBasics lmfao
So basically it'd be great for ASMR
In my opinion People should sto saying Good Soundstage is the Big Soundstage , Because its all about taste . HD 25 , HD6 line all of them are very very famous because of this In your head presentation. If anyone like Big Soundstage then Great ... i also like it Hifiman Arya for example or HD700 ... I like all of them but i will never say .. .Oh look Big soundstage its better , no I will say its all about what i listen and what i want at this time . Listening London grammar on HD 650 600 660s will always sound better because of these vocals , And Playin PUBG on HD700 will always sound better than HD 600 , So u get my point ? Its all About Big , Small, Normal Soundstage and not Good or Bad.
I used to think that what i looked for in my headphones was great soundstage
I learned from this video that i simply have great music taste 😌 hahahahaha
isnt that good scene is a detail micro detail cost thats why there no deph scene i dont kno i wana find perfect for me sound in around 500$ full end tier and laying with the eyes i do not buy more i will be full with that think
Suppo du’ itzz tube day i just bought a tube
How’s your grandchildren?
looks like a costco masvidal
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Stuart H christ
Squid game copied your logo! jk
too much clipping in this video