Headphones for true sounding music!?

[Gofspar]

15 hours ago, LordOfLegends said:

Here is a response graph for reference

look at the scale, if you bring to the scale to 30-95db, they're not flat at all. that graph is dumb.

 

scale is everything

for example heres my HD 800's measured with different scales.

heres the similar to the scale in that measurement

[Gofspar]

15 hours ago, moderategamer said:

I know I said price wasn't that big of an issue I changed my mind I won't go above £150 as I definitely wouldn't feel right about spending that much money seem like a nice pair of headphones though.

AKG K612 gets my recommendation, treble gets a bit tizzy at times, but the detail retrieval for 150 bux is unbeatable.

As for SHP9500, 5k region is problematic for some genres.

but for $50 they are good.

[moderategamer]

51 minutes ago, kokakolia said:

- Sony MDR 7506

- AKG K612 Pro

- Audio Technica M40X (not the M50X)

 

The thing is, most headphones have boosted treble and bass. It's just the norm it seems. There are a lot of warm sounding headphones out there as well, like the Sennheiser 558. 

 

Thanks I'll add them to the list for consideration.

41 minutes ago, Gofspar said:

AKG K612 gets my recommendation, treble gets a bit tizzy at times, but the detail retrieval for 150 bux is unbeatable.

As for SHP9500, 5k region is problematic for some genres.

but for $50 they are good.

thanks.

[moderategamer]

Just though I'd update you guys, going for the m50x's going to wait to see how much they are in the Christmas sales. Thanks again for all the advice.