R70x

I recently replaced my HD650s (which are great, but limited in the low end and require sonarworks IMO) with the new Audio-Technica R70xa. I love them. Light, comfortable, accurate with deep bass. I use those for general listening and for writing music. For later mixing stage I have Slate VSX which a

For my mid-range ones, Hifiman Edition XS and the Audio Technica R70xa. Both can be powered with high gain. Super high wasn't needed. I've seen a lot of posts with Sennheiser HD6-- headphones, so I'm sure those are great too.

I've been somewhat interested in the ZMF Bokeh and ZMF headphones in general, but recently bought a Hifiman Arya Organic, so it'll be a while before I consider expanding my collection. I noticed I have the same headphone stands as well. They're really stable. Hearing news about the Sennheiser change

Awesome insight! It's so cool that you're open to possibilities and seem eager to keep finding your magnum opus To answer your question: The conglomeration of instruments also has to do with tuning. There are many layers to what can change depending on how drivers are setup, and I think the r70x are

Okay I have dumped a lot of time and money into audio gear and I can tell you with certain things the price is really just a number. There are good headphones that are decently cheap like the hd6xx and there are bad headphones that are expensive (looking at you focal utopia, the headphone that break

A great all rounder is the audio technica r70xa. They can do it all (story games, competitive, etc.). They are also extremely comfortable, I work from home and have them on all day listening to music and gaming. Pair this with an apple usb c to 3.mm adapter and you’re golden. You will need a mic, bu

Thanks a lot!! Sorry I only got to reply now. There’s been a lot to think about and it’s honestly kinda overwhelming haha. I learned how to read graphs a bit since the last time I replied here, which helped me a bit in understanding what I should be looking for. I’m using the graphs of APP2 (I own 1