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Oh man, sorry to hear that. I think your best hope is to use something physical like the Schiit Loki. It's only a 4-band solution, but at least it should be hassle-free

@@chuckolatte600 thayks and thanks for continuing to bring such great content. I'm a new babe in∮ wood when it comes to audiophile videos. This is great learning, even if it's just the bits where you state what songs you test for videos. Gives me something new to listen to.

Thanks, Mr. White

damn now they 70$ fook

Heya! Well I don't like IEMs so I'd go with the full-size HPs lol. I got a recommendation list at the bottom of every video description (but it can really use an update)

560s easily. Very clean and flexible

Gracias! Eeeee, a lo mejor dentro de un par de meses cuando pueda conseguir mas modelos de Beyerdynamic para poder compararlos entre ellos mismos.

Yeah, definitely! Once my channel grows a little bit more, I plan on contacting Zach to see if he's willing to ship out some review units to me. I'll do so within a month or two.

I can't remember tbh, but I want to say that vocals are better on the Sundaras. I personally have far less complaints with the Sundaras overall than with the HE-4XX

@@chuckolatte600 thanks man! can i ask you a final request (at least for now hehehe)? can you listen to "Tick-Tock, from Hans Zimmer" on the Fidelio X2hr and Sundara and say which one do you prefer and find more engaging and "emotional"? of course, both with your preferencial EQ, i want them on their possible best. Maybe on the Ananda too if you still have it. I know that you cannot stand the Highs on it but im very interested on this headphone for the future. You said that the Sundara dont have the rumble that the Ananda and Arya have, but with EQ can you change it? Btw do you think that changing the Ananda's or Sundara's headband for the Arya headband will make it more comfortable? i mean, the Egg-earcup shape and pads are almost the same on the Ananda, soo probably the clamp problem is on the headband. And the Sundara, well, people say thats already comfortable but more comfort with swivel earcups is always better xD Sorry for bothering you! Prices are quite high on my country soo i need to be veeery careful. The Minimum month salary here converted is $180, and taxes makes everything imported costs 2x more. Sundara for example costs $700, which means 3.8x month salaries.

Why don’t you like them for gaming?

@Gus of All Trades they sound weird. Idk how to explain it. It's mainly the footsteps and gunshots I don't like. I'll stick to my old Corsair voids.

@@gusofalltrades865They feel like they lack something for gaming, but to listen to music, videos or podcasts they are spectacular

may I ask how many hours approx did use them before coming to that conclusion. have not listened to 9600 yet, but in my own experience headphones can clear up quite a bit down the line

@@hotdog9262 I had them for about a week before returning them.

@@KeithCopeland778 what do you pick im in the same problem i dont know what do buy shp or hd 559 559

@@M20AFKS I tried both the SHP9500 and 9600 and didn't like either pair. I ended up getting the Phillips Fidelio X2HR and they're AMAZING to me!!!

Try using those m40x for a good couple of weeks, then try going back to the JBL buds. Guarantee you will hear a difference haha

@@chuckolatte600 I've been actively using the M40X for 8 months. Guess the treble made me deaf lolololololol

@@MrVybson No offense, but it could be your ears. Not everyone has an ear for such things. I can hear the difference between my M40x, HD58x, and ATH-G1. If I want to listen to music, I pull out my HD58x. If I want to play BFV, I pull out my M40x, and if I want to play BFV with friends online, I pull out the ATH-G1. I can tell the difference between each of them. Unfortunately, us humans are not all made equal. :(

HD560

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I think they are the same thing, philips wanted to make more of these

Yeah, I had actually bought a pair of those from someone to gift to my grandpa. They had aftermarket pads that made them sound too v-shaped for my tastes. Ofc, that means I didn't get to try them out at stock. But my grandpa loved them anyways (first decent pair of HPs he'd owned and he's a huge music lover, was also going deaf)

@@bernardoblanchetramirez6032 they made only 2 versions. the only difference is the the frequency range. versions 1,3 are 11 -35K while 2,4 are 6-35 which give better bass response and if you EQ them they will make decent sub bass (2,4) otherwise all headphones look identical with 1,3 black box and 2,4 green and blue. When they exploded they pushed 1, then 3.

@@chuckolatte600 It's too bad they changed pads, that can change everything. Chuck would you say those were more similar to the 9600 with the aftermarket pads?

@@woundedaudiophile1218 NOOOOO not at all. The 9500S with those denim-velour pads had HYPED meaty bass and a SHAAARP treble. Absolute terror.

yes

Yeah, defo

Definitely a good upgrade, IMO. Keep in mind the only thing you'd be losing is a little bit of soundstage width. But that's about it! :)

@@chuckolatte600 thanks much for the reply! I’m loving the 560s. You were spot on with your descriptions!

The only sonic edge the 560s have over the 9500s is better bass reproduction. The 9500s have more accurate mids and treble, better imaging and a wider soundstage. They're also more comfortable and less expensive.

Like the 10 year old mid bass king!? Lol…. Entry level

Honestly 58x jubilee is ur baby

@@theodorezurla496 why?

@@danterikxx they are the best for gaming and with music they are solid all rounders 👌👍

@@danterikxx watch The Headphone's Show review of the Beyerdynamic DT990. CHrono (the reviewer) compared it to HD58X for gaming.

I use the 560s for gaming. I find them spectacular, great positioning and sound effects are accurate (sound as the developer intended). This reviewer finds them tight but I find they blend in with my head and do not notice they are on. I would recommend EQ'in the bass up though for a little more oomph.

lmao my first experience hearing that was in a car with a 12 inch subwoofer. how do you think I felt? haha

Hey thanks for the reply! Have you tried reviewing samson sr850? It's around 40$ too, and i've heard a lot of positive thing about it. Definitely one of the under 100$ budget contender. I'm currently using one and thinking about upgrading to shp9500, since they're around the same price bracket I'm just wondering if the jump would be significant enough to justify

@@MrBlitzpunk Interesting...might take a look at them!

@@chuckolatte600 subbed 👍 waiting for that review!

Check out fresh reviews. He’s a actual pro gamer. He reviewed them and also mentioned vertical imaging (telling where the enemy is above or below you). I’d personally look toward him for a more gaming centric opinion

In terms of sound signature, the closest to the 6XX are the SHP9600. The closest to the 58X are the 560S. They're not really the same though, I'd still go for the higher-priced option unless you really can't afford it.

Between all these which would you pick for piano practice?

@@Elazarko In terms of sound quality, the HD560s. They're the most accurate of the bunch. But in terms of comfort, the SHP9500/9600

@@chuckolatte600Is there by any chance a way to get the 560s to sound more laid back and less analytical with a certain affordable amp/dac for when wanting the sound to be more lenient and fit a chill vibe? (Do they do that naturally to some extent?) Because well I pretty much listen to all kinds of music from jazz, funk and instrumental to more modern pop/rap and all kinds of EDM as well as obvs wanting a dope experience when watching films. A big part of getting an open back Is for practice on a digital piano, so i want an accurate sound tho I'm not necessarily looking for "producing" headphones. Any suggestions? What do you recommend I get?

@@chuckolatte600 btw your videos and comments are really helpful! Thank you for that!

Aye

Pretty much, yep. Plus, typical DAC/amps don't have an option for a mic plug-in. Look at the Schiit Hel or the Schiit Fulla 4 though

Get the soundblaster x3 and pair it with your gaming headset 👍🏻👍🏻