HD 620S

I have both! I see a lot of people REALLY hate the 600’s for gaming and I don’t understand it, personally. They are more than adequate in competitive games. The separation and imaging are very good, I’ve never once heard a sound cue that I couldn’t find accurately. They are bass light, so I can see

I agree, and owning a HD620S (among many other Sennheiser and Focal quality headphones) I would suggest to the inquiring person to make sure the seal is well done between the ears and the pads, for proper bass restitution and overall sound balance. Both the 620S and the 560S are mid centric headphon

I've never owned audiophile headphones until a couple months ago. I did research and ended up purchasing the HD 620S because I live near an Interstate and needed to keep the nose to a minimum. That being said, at first, I was running them from my motherboard audio which is an MSI MPG X870E Carbon, w

When I bought the HD620S last year, there were so little alternatives that I considered the Focal Azurys (it was just released at the time), The Focal Celestee (quite expensive but still in the competition) and the Focal Elegia (cheaper alternative to Celestee which remplaced it but was still availa

My sennheiser hd 620s, I have the HD DJ 8 as closed backs and the 599 as critical listening The 620s sounded dull at first compared to the DJ 8 headphones eventually and somehow the 620s dull bass went away and now it reminds me of my beloved HD 598s i lost a long time ago

The 660S2 is absolutely not more "Vocal forward" than the 505/550. Personally, I find the HD 550 actually sounds better than the 660S2. I have owned them and still own the HD 550. The 660S2 is more "Muffled" and darker in the treble and upper midrange. The HD 550 is not "Bassy" but it is the most we