105 AER

According to Google: The Meze 105 AER is an excellent, comfortable open-back headphone for immersive gaming, but only a good choice for competitive FPS (First-Person Shooters). They offer precise imaging and good spatial awareness, but their warm, bass-heavy signature might mask subtle footsteps dur

Si quieres algo distinto, yo te recomiendo que pruebes el Meze 105 Aer. Es un auricular abierto, muy cómodo, con un gran bajo, con unos medios y agudos muy agradables y detallados. Necesitas unas 60 horas de uso para lograr su sonido. El Hd600 tiene menos bajos y menos escena sonora que el Hifiman.

Absolutely. Bigger stage, better separation and layering, imaging would be comparable. Bass is also not hazy like the 490 Pro and actually you can add a bass shelf and enjoy a great impactful bass. Plus velour pads also improve bass response. For me personally, I would take a Meze 105 AER or Edition

There is the "Budget" version of those Meze's I own, they are called the Meze 105 Aer and are $300. They sound great out of anything and are a bit more bassy than standard studio headphones. They are open backs but are more like Semi-open in terms of bleed through. They are über comfortable, complet

ive tried a decent amount of sennheiser headphones and your right they lack bass until i tried the sennheiser 490 pro, that had one has it all, unfortunately i had a pressure point on top and had to send them back. i am testing the meze 105 aer atm, the comfort is better then the sennheiser no press

Personally I would also consider the sound signature to not be aggressive enough for it to not dig into whatever kind of work or studying you are doing. Realistically, to have an option and a real choice between sound signatures, you'd probably be looking at higher up prices. I was in the same boat,