HD 560 S Over-The-Ear Audiophile Headphones - Neutral Frequency Response, E.A.R. Technology for Wide Sound Field, Open-Back Earcups, Detachable Cable, (Black) (HD 560S), Wired

first i thought it wont have decent bass but it is quite enough for gaming you can enhance the audio from windows but it really destroys the soundstage so i keep it off i enable the dolby atmos didnt really make much difference but no negative impact neither so i keep it enabled i use via laptop audio jack only the volume is enought easy to drive but ill add a zen dac v2 next

far too tight and uncomfortable too. even after stretching still unusable. sound is good however

Yani diğer kulaklıklar halt etmiş. İlk kez hi-fi bir kulaklık aldım ve gerçekten sesi bu kadar temiz ve iyi veren bir kulaklık daha önce deneyim etmemiştim.

Really satisfied with my purchase. Love these headphones.

I’m not an audio engineer, and I don't know what "imaging" or "linear frequency response" means in the real world. I just wanted a great pair of wired headphones for listening to music, watching movies, and casual gaming at my desk without spending a fortune. After using the HD 560S for over 6 months, here is an honest breakdown. The Sound (The Good Stuff) If you are coming from cheap earbuds or standard Bluetooth headphones, these will blow your mind. The Clarity: You will hear things in your favorite songs you literally never knew were there. Background acoustic guitars, subtle breaths from the singer, or a random triangle in the back—sound great. The "Space": Because these are "open-back" headphones, the sound doesn't feel trapped inside your skull. It feels like the band is playing in the room right in front of you. A slight, expected negative....As they are open-back, they leak sound: The outside of the earcups is literally a metal mesh grille. If you turn the volume up, the person sitting next to you can hear your music clear as day. They don't block noise: You can hear everything happening around you. If your roommate is vacuuming, you will hear it. Do not buy these for commuting, noisy offices, or library sessions. These are strictly for a quiet room at home. Gaming & Movies: Absolutely incredible. Because the sound feels so wide, playing games like Call of Duty or Valorant, CS2 feels like a cheat code. You can pinpoint exactly which direction footsteps are coming from. Movies sound cinematic and grand. Build & Comfort Feel: To be honest, they feel a bit like cheap plastic out of the box. They aren't luxury leather, but they are incredibly lightweight. Fit: The ear pads are a nice, soft velour material. The clamping force is a little tight at first (it squeezed my head a bit), but it loosens up after about a week of use. Now, I can wear them for a 4-hour gaming session with my glasses on and totally forget they are there. 🔌 Do you need a special amplifier (Amp)? The short answer is No! They plug right into my PC motherboard and my laptop, and they get plenty loud. You don't need to spend extra money on fancy audio equipment to enjoy these. (Note: The cable it comes with is a bit long, which can be a plus or a negative). The long answer is, they do sound louder, (if that's what you're looking for) with a DAC/amp, As a sidenote, If you are listening on a PC, I recommend getting a free software equalizer such as Equalizer APO and pair it with the Peace Equalizer. These both help fine tune the sound on the headphones to get exactly the right listening experience from your headphones.

Kupione pod modeller gitarowy (line6 pod go). Wspaniale radzi sobie zarówno z przesterowaną, jak i płaską gitarą. Sprawdziłem AKG702, Bayerdynamic 770 pro, 990 pro, Sonty MR756, AKG K240 MK2 i AudioTechnice M50x i jeszcze kilka mniej znanych modeli, ale te najlepiej radzą sobie z gitarą z pod go czy katany go. Chociaż muzyki wolę słuchać na AKG...

Mooi neutraal geluid perfect voor game geeft een meer open geluid en lekker ligt op het hoofd. Muziek klinkt ook mooi en gebalanceerd geen overdreven bass ik ben er blij mee