How good is this headphone with EDM (especially trance/techno/industrial)?
1635171
All I pretty much listen to is EDM. Once I started downloading it in Flac or Aiff I have never heard such quality from a headphone. I am so happy I found and purchased these. I hear EDM as it is meant to be heard. The bass is fantastic and the vocals are crystal clear. I would buy another set.
1635172
Good question. I've been listening to Moderat's new album (out in the last few weeks) and it is fantastic!
2006217
Well it depends on what type of music that you listen to. If you are heavy-bass dance music that kind of guy. This headphone probably will not reach your satisfaction. But i can assure you clarity of this headphone is top-class.
723052
Short answer is. I have no idea. Never heard of electro or dubstep? I can tell you I didn't know what to expect from these as most field reference monitor headphones are way more expensive than these. I have used them to play back electric guitar from an amp and to monitor audio from my mixer for recording and the response is very good. They do what they are designed to do which is play your sound authentically. What you get out will ldepend on what you put in. I have no complaints about these headphones.
494648
I haven't listened to Beats a lot - I tried them in the store and wasn't impressed, esp given the price... So it's hard to say if these are better, I wouldn't say they are worse and certainly don't have any complaints about the sound quality for the price - I listen to a lot of EDM as well. They can be a little uncomfortable after a while, the ear pads are a little thin and they actually rest on my ears even though my ears are completely covered.
354368
The bass is good. The bad is Not over powering the music you listen to. The week before I bought mine. I listened to some beats and it was too much bass can't hear anything else. To loud. SMS headphones are durable. I feel that they will survive.
1240314
Hi, sorry can't help as I don't have experience with this devices. Anyway you ordered outstanding headphones, top class for sure, I used with a good DAC and a Magny amplifier and really are one of my prefered headphones (well, I keep the 250ohm version as I almost never use portable devices for music). Hope you likes the Beyers. Leo.
675835
Hi, have not really tried them with progressive and electronic house music. I would say the bass for this pair of earphones are not the strongest in bass, but more of a treble kind of earphones
2188264
Bass is OK for classic rock. It is a good headphone well worth its price. Enjoy!
1752395
I'm using the headphones for more than a year. They are very decent. The sound quality is good. At the same time there are some other models have better bass system.
723053
Yeah they are good for just about everything, you might want something that goes a little more low range for heavy dubstep, but I do bass heavy stuff all the time on them. You just have to get used to them, they r very clean and flat
619538
I will give this headphone 7.5 score,the physically and operationally are well.It is very comfortable to wear.It is worth you have.
1524488
I dunno, 1mW, I only know that the sounds are the best I ever heard, even better then my Bose headphones. A con is that it is a kind of open headphone, which is good for the quality but bad for your surroundings. The best to listen at home by yourself to different kinds of music, but one of the worst to listen to on a train or bus, you will make the other people around you very angry LOL
1042340
These headphones sound more like a fine tuned night club. The bass is present, lush, tight, and gorgeous. An amp will only help, but isn't necessary. If there's no bass in the song, you won't hear any. If you want that "bass in your face" feeling, I'd recommend the XB500, which is far cheaper. It will make any song sound bassy, and sounds more like 2 15" juggernaut subwoofers rattling in your car. Not nearly as clean. Personally, I enjoy the XB1000's, but pick whatever one sounds like you'd be into.
2204781
I just picked one up today, it's amazing. I don't know how it compares to the original, but I'm pretty happy with it. I switched from playing ethnic drums (congas and djembe) to electronic drums (zendrum) a few years ago. I really love the zendrum but I've missed the simplicity of playing a single surface like the djembe. The Wavedrum feels about like a djembe with a synthetic head that's not terribly tight. It's very comfortable to play with your hands and you can set it up for sticks. The sounds are are mixture of samples and synthetics that are modulated by the input from the drum head, so the drum feels very live and acoustic (I had a Roland Handsonic, the Wavedrum feels much more real and responsive). The sounds range from fairly realistic acoustic sounding drums to completely synthed out analog sounds. It is not a midi instrument, in any sense, if you're looking for a controller but it's a very cool instrument in it's own right. The only downside I can see it the parameter editing is done through a completely minimal 5 button, 2 knob interface but I suspect they're trying to hit a low price point. If it's successful, maybe they can put in a USB connection and make some editing software.
1308977
They work well sonically. The bass is well present. mids are a bit low, but then it's fine because there is adequate dampening of outside sound. HD movies? They will not be as good at spacially replicating 5.1 surround as a home stereo, but the same can be said for all headphones. I use them primarily for dj'ing. secondarily, on long flights for movies and I find them excellent in both applications. They are durable and logically articulated, and the coil cord rules for cord management. Overall, high quality. get 'em.
655712
It's expensive. For a closed headphone, it is good. I think it's pretty much the DT770 32ohm with an attached mic. However, the mic itself leaves much to be desired for the price. If I could do it over again, I'd get the DT770 32ohm and a modmic and save some $$ while getting a better mic. Also, U.S. based customer support on Beyerdynamic headphones isn't that great. Finally, since mine have gone out of warranty, while they still sound great, they are physically disintegrating.
2059220
Sorry I have not had the chance to listen to the ue 6000s, so I can not offer a comparison. What I can say is they are built like a tank and the quality and durability is exceptional. They are not the best sounding headphones I have but that is all subjective. They are natural sounding with a little added bass and I highly recommend for djing. If your looking for listening headphones I would look elsewhere and you will save some $.