Bonjour merci pour la vidéo dommage que ce n'est pas traduit en français le casque Fiio FT3 il me paraît intéressant et bien équipé. Je ne sais pas s'il y a une grande différence entre les deux soit 32 Ohms où le 350 Homs Bien à vous JM-C 13

Wait, they have better Soundstage the the 600 series? Even though you said this Ft3 isn't fully open?

@@YuhNinja They absolutely have better soundstage than the 600 Series. Being open back doesn’t always mean better soundstage. In this case you have to consider driver size. We’re talking 38mm vs. 60mm. That’s a huge increase!

@@arthurhaywood2184 Sorry to bother you but what would you say has the highest sound stage (outside of the hd800s) or whatever that $1200 Sennheiser is called.

I have an LG v60 which has the quad dac, I'm sure this can run the FT3 no problem.

TL;DR - your HD650 are and always will be gold. 600 series have been a benchmark since 1994 when the HD580 (essentially a HD600) was introduced. Even before then Sennheiser was well regarded. Sennheiser spent a lot of money in acoustic research at their facilities and the 600 series was a headphone that is still regarded as getting close to a natural tonality. Driver technology hasn't dramatically changed. My HD660S I place a bit below or on par with the quality of the HD800 driver, and both a notch down from something like a Utopia. But, tonality is where it is at. As long as a driver isn't massively deficient, getting the right tonality goes a long way to convincing your brain that you are hearing something lifelike. The mid-to-treble range is most important. Bass is a bit more subjective but the boost here on the Fiio will be welcome to approximating the tactile response one gets when listening to more bass heavy music but it also won't interfere much for more instrumental music, where these bass ranges are less prominent.

@@malfunkt Thanks for the feedback. Food for thought. I tried the Meze Emps…and they were an all around better product than my Sen’s 650’s …but where they 8x better ( given the prices up here in Toronto) …that’s a coin toss.