Great review. Glad you emphasized several times "translation." I can't believe how many people review these headphones like audiophiles --- "it has a sweet high end and great bass." ARRGGG!! There is so much of that crap on UA-cam and reviews on all the sites that sell audio gear. Translation is priority #1 PERIOD. You get it. Thanks again.
I extensively compared the MM500 with the LCD-X and purchase the latter. The MM500 are lacking in bass/sub bass. Very apparent when listen to electronic music.
Actually no - they don't lack, it's all there - the low end frequency range is complete, and all the way into sub frequencies (you can measure this), but it is turned down. So it's fully there - but reduced. You have to train your ears for it. That's the mixing trick Manny uses. That said, I use Realphones with MM500 (or an Amp with EQ), where you can simulate a stronger SUB - and it gets really thick. They react very well to this, and stay clean while boosting. No distortion at all.
@@massivebeatzz Yeah, I don't really agree. Spent many hours critically comparing the two and it was obvious the LCD-X offers a proper full representation of the low end/subs without the need for EQ software. The 500's felt a bit like a guessing game in that department. Just too subdued. Like I said, I produce mostly electronic.
I think the Problem here is that the MM500 have a proper upper Midrange boost compared to the X. Maybe thats why you can’t hear the Sub Area less good. I think the X are the better choice. (in my humble opinion). Anyway, thanks for the Video.
thanks for this in depth review man! - I ordered a pair based on this. I have a pretty good studio setup, but still not ideal , the MM500 are going to get me closer, and also when traveling.
Hello, I mix and master with MM500's straight out of my mac book pro which seems to drive them easily. I need a comparable pair of closed backs that could also help keep things portable. Great channel btw, any suggestions? Cheers from Vancouver!
ah - you're too kind. yes, I'd say the Neumann NDH-20 - I sue them when I travel, and the new gen Macbook Pros (with built in headphone amp) really pairs well.
With me it is the other way around. If I would have paid, for them I wouldn't be unbiased, because I spent the money, so I'd have to justify to myself.... My Mazda is the best car on the streets, I keep telling myself 😂
I just want to use one earphone and don't want to be tired of switching devices all the time depending on the type of music. I listen to 80% classical and 20% jazz and pop. I have also seen the mm500 so far, and I think the instrument part is quite good, and the vocals are in the front, so the female voice sounds good. Do you recommend other headphones at this level? I think the sound field of the mm500 is okay. For classical music, the instrument tone is not too modified. , the low-frequency dive is enough for jazz. I don’t know if I understand this right?
Yes - if you are an audiophile, you might like this headphone too, but keep in mind it is designed for mixing and mastering engineers to make our job easier. Reveal flaws, not over accentuate certain areas, or make things sound prettier. At the same time it is not designed to be extremely flat, because we need some help identifying problems. They also react very well to EQ and crossfeed (which is what I sue them with), and the results are stellar. I think you can't go wrong with these headphones - and it will come down to personal taste - with others in that price category. I am currently testing teh Heddphone TWO, so stand by for those results.
the weight of these is soo dumb, are they really going for a pro market or a kind of fashion show, so much work they put into making lighter drivers and then they make a fckn steel frame. How do they think you can work on these entire day. It's impossible. Convincing and reassuring feeling. How about for a pro market to focus on having convincing sound and ergonomics. Don't get me wrong it sounds incredible, it's a godsend for m&m. But ffs, why make a fashion piece out of a working horse. So dumb
It's not a working horse for an 8 hour session - it's the final 10% stuff - f. ex. I do some mastering work on them, and 1/2 hour is all I need. Then I take a break . No cans should be worn 8 hours a day - unless it's for some commercial application, builders, or radio hosts or such. Ears fatigue well before your neck muscles will.
Hi, what about LCD 5? Am I going to buy LCD 5 together with SPL Phonitor 2, or is Phonitor XE better? How do you think this pair will work for songwriting, mixing, mastering? P.S: Don't offer me MM-500, I want exactly LCD 5
Phonitor 2 which is for professional studio use, I recommend that. XE is more for audiophile listening and is also more expensive. Will do well with the LCD5.
for me, yes. But keep in mind, I have tested a lot of headphones, but there are still some out there I haven't had a chance to test. But they are very good, and you hear it immediately.
Mr. Marroquin could buy any high end headphone in the world. Why would he bother with a mid tier “$1600” headphone? This is just marketing folks. PS I do own the LCD-X ‘21 and an OG HD600 for what it’s worth…
It is $1800 with tax and 2100 Euro - this isn't mid tier - that is pretty expensive. He also designed THIS headphone personally- why would he use a headphone someone else designed if he can do his own. He knows what he needs.The only other headphone from Audeze that is similar is the LCD5, which is more than 2x the price, and not necessarily better for pro mixing engineers. The LCDX and the 600 are great, I know them well, but nowhere near this.
Does anybody have any experience with using these with the SPL amp’s crossfeed? And that vs Realphones? And both of those vs the headphones by themselves?
I use Realphones as you may have seen. It sounds spectacular. I use just a tiny bit - not 100% correction and not 100% ambience - but about 0% to 30% on correction (depending on what I am checking) , and 15-40% ambient (room, so that is your crossfeed). It just extends the low end a bit more , while keeping it super clean, and make it more realistic to speakers. As for the SPL, when we tested at Larrabee, the crossfeed was turned off, but it sounded fantastic still - better than what my headphone amps are doing. On paper these headphones are easy to drive, but that combo is magic. Probably that is why Audeze likes to use them to demo things.
I think you certainly can once you get used to them. If you check on monitor in the beginning, and realize that results translate consistently for you, then I see no issue with this.
Hello, may I ask you, did Manny Marroquin himself use headphone amp to push mm500? Or was he directly using the interface/console headphone output?? Thank you!!!!
@@massivebeatzz I try plugging to mac directly, wow is amazing!!!! cleaner than plugging to apollo twin,Apollo’s headphone amp was sound some muddy frequencies and limit the dynamics , thanks for your information!!!! 🙏🙏
@@massivebeatzz me too, I have the old one, ordered the V2 last year April, but they have major issues withe the transducers - but still, it's worth waiting, as the price has gone up dramatically for any new pre-orders. And we will get the new state of the art body sub ;)))
Great video! I have a similar setup minus the headphone amp and dac. What would you recommend for a headphone amp? I’ve been looking at the spl phonitor xe, 2, one d and neve amp as well. Is the phonitor overkill for mixing and mastering? (So many questions 😅) Any input would be a great help. Thanks
In theory the MM's are easy to drive. But I must say, the SPL I tried them with sounded absolutely fantastic. Does it sound 5 x more fantastic than my Topping? No - and specs wise it shouldnt be that much better. Hard to put the finger on it, but I'd say the Topping product lines are great also, for a lot less money. Grace and Little Labs Monotor as well as NeveHeadphone amps are all pretty good as well. I'd go: SPL>Grace>Topping>Monotor etc. The RME Headphone amp of my Babyface Pro FS is also very good. Here's a Topping review, along with comparisons. This guy is really good at measuring stuff - www.audiosciencereview.com/forum/index.php?threads/topping-dx3-pro-review-dac-headphone-amp.27148/
Just finished my first cue with these. Wa using my Sennheiser 660s but these take it to a whole new level. Running through RME Fireface ICX II and Sonarworks SoundID.Translation is near perfect to my ears.
Hola, he buscado reseñas que hagan algún comparativo entre mm-100 vs lcd-1 vs lcd-2 vs sennheiser HD 600... Probablemente ya hayan pasado por tus manos todos ellos. Tengo un presupuesto limitado, pero me gustaría saber tu opinión al respecto. 😊
Hola, esa es una buena pregunta. He tenido el HD-600 durante mucho tiempo y son en cierto modo similares al MM-500. Y el MM-100 también ha sido diseñado para ser similar al MM-500, con, por supuesto, algunas limitaciones. No puedes equivocarte con el Sennheiser HD-600, pero como el precio es casi el mismo, probablemente recomendaría el MM-100. - Los probé en la feria NAMM de 2023 y 2024, pero aún no los he probado oficialmente. Con suerte, Audeze me enviará un par pronto para revisar. Además, el HD600 necesita un amplificador más potente, el MM100 no. Recomiendo usar el software llamado "realphones" con ambos auriculares. Excelente para un poco más de frecuencia de graves y tono ambiental.
@@massivebeatzz ¿ayudaría usar EQ en los Sennheiser HD 600 para cubrir todo el registro de 20 Hz a 20 Khz? ¿Pueden llegar a distorsionar si se incrementa su región de graves y subgraves?. He visto en un portal llamado SQUIGLINK que al hacerle EQ al HD 600, usando una curva de Campo difuso o la Harman lineal de 2018, podría tener un muy buen comportamiento ¿realmente se podría lograr o sólo lo empeoraría?
Ni se te ocurra comprar el MM100, tengo LCD X 2021 y NEUMANN NDH 30. El dia de hoy recibi un MM100 Nuevo. hice las pruebas necesarias y Creo que optaría por el Nuevo Sennheiser HD 490 PRO. Ya que dice por ahi que es muy parecido al NDH 30 y si puedes el NDH 30 mejor. Comprobado
@@abletonflow4673 que bárbaro, gracias. Justo hoy estaba nuevamente mirando los beyerdynamic dt 900 pro x jaja, después de 4 meses, me di a la tarea de hacer páneles acústicos (12 en total), aunque aún no estoy convencido de la acústica. Buscaré los Sennheiser que mencionas, tengo mucha curiosidad de cómo suenan inclusive los hd600.
definitely doable, since they are accurate and just sound great. I would maybe EQ them during production with a bit more top end and low end, to feel a bit of that excitement, and therefor you won't overcompensate with sound choices.
@massivebeatzz yes but other people who will listen the song will not have this 3khz peak on their systems . So it will sound dark to them . Not only the vocals but the whole mix.
@@ChrisKeyman Yes but is it a good thing not to be close to what the other people will hear in general ?I have read many threads and there is a constant battle between headphones the " too bright or too dark " thing..At the end my solution I think will be buying a studio headphone and a famous Harman Cardon one
I love these headphones! Perfect for mixing and mastering. I tried to eq them with realphones but i just can’t seem to make them better with it so i use it without now
Which one is a better headphone to mix on Hedd Heddphone , Hifiman He 1000se, or Audeze MM 500? Which has the most clarity and better reveals detail across the whole frequency spectrum? I am a music producer.
I have not tested the Hedds when they came out. I would guess the MM500s from what I am hearing from people who tested both, but I'd really like to do a test myself. I really like HEDD speakers.
@@massivebeatzz If MM 500s are the best, then why does the Lcd5, CRBN and MX4 still exist as true reference headphonese. Obvisouly MM 500s are mid tier. Marketing gimmicks. If any one had 3k to 4k to spend they would get the top of line an skip the middle right? So Ill weight until my funds are good to get the He1000se as my true reference, they are light and very revealing, . What you think?
@@salut9658 heddphone is to warm and boxy, I heard it recently, it does not suit the music engineering market as it was marketed for, no way . I went and got the focal clear mg pro and Stax l700
I don't think a 300 dollar slate would come close to Manny Marroquin and realphones - but if this works best for you - then that counts more than any review.
@@massivebeatzz Sorry but you are very wrong, and implying that Slate is perhaps cheap @ $300 is a low blow. Realphones, even with Audeze, is absolutely not in the same league as VSX v4. I've got the LCD-1 and Realphones. Plus, how many people are going to pay that much for the Audeze? It's a boutique product. Even pros who can afford it are into VSX.
This is an advertisement, IMHO.
dang - I hope not. I use them every day. Thanks for watching.
Honestly I thought as well until I tried 15 pairs on a day... ffs the sound on mm500 is so perfectly crafted 😭
Honestly I thought as well until I tried 15 pairs in a day... ffs the sound on mm500 is so perfectly crafted 😭
Great review. Glad you emphasized several times "translation." I can't believe how many people review these headphones like audiophiles --- "it has a sweet high end and great bass." ARRGGG!! There is so much of that crap on UA-cam and reviews on all the sites that sell audio gear. Translation is priority #1 PERIOD. You get it. Thanks again.
ah - thank you for that nice comment. Cheers mate!
I extensively compared the MM500 with the LCD-X and purchase the latter. The MM500 are lacking in bass/sub bass. Very apparent when listen to electronic music.
Actually no - they don't lack, it's all there - the low end frequency range is complete, and all the way into sub frequencies (you can measure this), but it is turned down. So it's fully there - but reduced. You have to train your ears for it. That's the mixing trick Manny uses. That said, I use Realphones with MM500 (or an Amp with EQ), where you can simulate a stronger SUB - and it gets really thick. They react very well to this, and stay clean while boosting. No distortion at all.
@@massivebeatzz Yeah, I don't really agree. Spent many hours critically comparing the two and it was obvious the LCD-X offers a proper full representation of the low end/subs without the need for EQ software. The 500's felt a bit like a guessing game in that department. Just too subdued. Like I said, I produce mostly electronic.
I think the Problem here is that the MM500 have a proper upper Midrange boost compared to the X. Maybe thats why you can’t hear the Sub Area less good. I think the X are the better choice. (in my humble opinion). Anyway, thanks for the Video.
thanks for this in depth review man! - I ordered a pair based on this. I have a pretty good studio setup, but still not ideal , the MM500 are going to get me closer, and also when traveling.
A year later how is the translation?
Hello, I mix and master with MM500's straight out of my mac book pro which seems to drive them easily. I need a comparable pair of closed backs that could also help keep things portable. Great channel btw, any suggestions? Cheers from Vancouver!
ah - you're too kind. yes, I'd say the Neumann NDH-20 - I sue them when I travel, and the new gen Macbook Pros (with built in headphone amp) really pairs well.
How can one reach you? :)
office at massivebeatz dot com (beatz hier mit einem Z). Vielen Dank!
I bought these with the reveal + plug-in. Really good mixes out of these headphones. I use the little labs monitor to drive the headphones
Happy to hear, and MM500/Reveal and Little Labs is quite a great combo!
I JUST GO THOSE HEADPHONE AND I CAN SAY THAT THOSE HEADPHONE ARE THE TRUTH ITS INSANE FOR MIXING SO MUCH DETAIL.
@@salut9658 yea they are 10x better then the 1990 pro. they are the most smooth and realistic headphone i have worn and very nice to listen to
You cant give an honest review when you get them for free.
With me it is the other way around. If I would have paid, for them I wouldn't be unbiased, because I spent the money, so I'd have to justify to myself.... My Mazda is the best car on the streets, I keep telling myself 😂
I just want to use one earphone and don't want to be tired of switching devices all the time depending on the type of music. I listen to 80% classical and 20% jazz and pop. I have also seen the mm500 so far, and I think the instrument part is quite good, and the vocals are in the front, so the female voice sounds good. Do you recommend other headphones at this level? I think the sound field of the mm500 is okay. For classical music, the instrument tone is not too modified. , the low-frequency dive is enough for jazz. I don’t know if I understand this right?
Yes - if you are an audiophile, you might like this headphone too, but keep in mind it is designed for mixing and mastering engineers to make our job easier. Reveal flaws, not over accentuate certain areas, or make things sound prettier. At the same time it is not designed to be extremely flat, because we need some help identifying problems. They also react very well to EQ and crossfeed (which is what I sue them with), and the results are stellar. I think you can't go wrong with these headphones - and it will come down to personal taste - with others in that price category. I am currently testing teh Heddphone TWO, so stand by for those results.
the weight of these is soo dumb, are they really going for a pro market or a kind of fashion show, so much work they put into making lighter drivers and then they make a fckn steel frame. How do they think you can work on these entire day. It's impossible. Convincing and reassuring feeling. How about for a pro market to focus on having convincing sound and ergonomics. Don't get me wrong it sounds incredible, it's a godsend for m&m. But ffs, why make a fashion piece out of a working horse. So dumb
It's not a working horse for an 8 hour session - it's the final 10% stuff - f. ex. I do some mastering work on them, and 1/2 hour is all I need. Then I take a break . No cans should be worn 8 hours a day - unless it's for some commercial application, builders, or radio hosts or such. Ears fatigue well before your neck muscles will.
Hi, what about LCD 5? Am I going to buy LCD 5 together with SPL Phonitor 2, or is Phonitor XE better? How do you think this pair will work for songwriting, mixing, mastering? P.S: Don't offer me MM-500, I want exactly LCD 5
Phonitor 2 which is for professional studio use, I recommend that. XE is more for audiophile listening and is also more expensive. Will do well with the LCD5.
Thanks! @@massivebeatzz
are these the ultimate headphones for mixing?
for me, yes. But keep in mind, I have tested a lot of headphones, but there are still some out there I haven't had a chance to test. But they are very good, and you hear it immediately.
@@massivebeatzz ok thanks im going to buy them
Mr. Marroquin could buy any high end headphone in the world. Why would he bother with a mid tier “$1600” headphone? This is just marketing folks. PS I do own the LCD-X ‘21 and an OG HD600 for what it’s worth…
It is $1800 with tax and 2100 Euro - this isn't mid tier - that is pretty expensive. He also designed THIS headphone personally- why would he use a headphone someone else designed if he can do his own. He knows what he needs.The only other headphone from Audeze that is similar is the LCD5, which is more than 2x the price, and not necessarily better for pro mixing engineers. The LCDX and the 600 are great, I know them well, but nowhere near this.
Does anybody have any experience with using these with the SPL amp’s crossfeed? And that vs Realphones? And both of those vs the headphones by themselves?
I use Realphones as you may have seen. It sounds spectacular. I use just a tiny bit - not 100% correction and not 100% ambience - but about 0% to 30% on correction (depending on what I am checking) , and 15-40% ambient (room, so that is your crossfeed). It just extends the low end a bit more , while keeping it super clean, and make it more realistic to speakers. As for the SPL, when we tested at Larrabee, the crossfeed was turned off, but it sounded fantastic still - better than what my headphone amps are doing. On paper these headphones are easy to drive, but that combo is magic. Probably that is why Audeze likes to use them to demo things.
Hi! Have you tried to compare them with Sennheiser HD 800s? They have the best sound stage of all the audeze I listened to…
Not yet!
I wonder if u can do some mix on these and not checking on monitors at all and to listen back how it sounds haha
I think you certainly can once you get used to them. If you check on monitor in the beginning, and realize that results translate consistently for you, then I see no issue with this.
Hello, may I ask you, did Manny Marroquin himself use headphone amp to push mm500? Or was he directly using the interface/console headphone output??
Thank you!!!!
He usually does not , he said. He is using his laptop's output (MacBook pro). We talked about that. He seems pretty happy the way it is.
@@massivebeatzz I try plugging to mac directly, wow is amazing!!!! cleaner than plugging to apollo twin,Apollo’s headphone amp was sound some muddy frequencies and limit the dynamics , thanks for your information!!!! 🙏🙏
@@StevInnmusicstop the 🧢 😑
Top! I use them every day - together with Subpac i don‘t need a room actually - which i have, but i am free now to work where ever 🎉
Thanks for sharing! Great combo. I had the subpac, and have been waiting for the new model forever.
@@massivebeatzz me too, I have the old one, ordered the V2 last year April, but they have major issues withe the transducers - but still, it's worth waiting, as the price has gone up dramatically for any new pre-orders. And we will get the new state of the art body sub ;)))
Over time have you found the translation to outside systems to be consistent?
Great video! I have a similar setup minus the headphone amp and dac. What would you recommend for a headphone amp? I’ve been looking at the spl phonitor xe, 2, one d and neve amp as well. Is the phonitor overkill for mixing and mastering? (So many questions 😅) Any input would be a great help. Thanks
In theory the MM's are easy to drive. But I must say, the SPL I tried them with sounded absolutely fantastic. Does it sound 5 x more fantastic than my Topping? No - and specs wise it shouldnt be that much better. Hard to put the finger on it, but I'd say the Topping product lines are great also, for a lot less money. Grace and Little Labs Monotor as well as NeveHeadphone amps are all pretty good as well. I'd go: SPL>Grace>Topping>Monotor etc. The RME Headphone amp of my Babyface Pro FS is also very good. Here's a Topping review, along with comparisons. This guy is really good at measuring stuff - www.audiosciencereview.com/forum/index.php?threads/topping-dx3-pro-review-dac-headphone-amp.27148/
@@massivebeatzz Ok great, I’ll be checking out Topping. Thanks for the information.
Just finished my first cue with these. Wa using my Sennheiser 660s but these take it to a whole new level. Running through RME Fireface ICX II and Sonarworks SoundID.Translation is near perfect to my ears.
Nice to hear!
660s is too far behind ???I was ready to buy them
Hola, he buscado reseñas que hagan algún comparativo entre mm-100 vs lcd-1 vs lcd-2 vs sennheiser HD 600... Probablemente ya hayan pasado por tus manos todos ellos. Tengo un presupuesto limitado, pero me gustaría saber tu opinión al respecto. 😊
Hola, esa es una buena pregunta. He tenido el HD-600 durante mucho tiempo y son en cierto modo similares al MM-500. Y el MM-100 también ha sido diseñado para ser similar al MM-500, con, por supuesto, algunas limitaciones. No puedes equivocarte con el Sennheiser HD-600, pero como el precio es casi el mismo, probablemente recomendaría el MM-100. - Los probé en la feria NAMM de 2023 y 2024, pero aún no los he probado oficialmente. Con suerte, Audeze me enviará un par pronto para revisar. Además, el HD600 necesita un amplificador más potente, el MM100 no. Recomiendo usar el software llamado "realphones" con ambos auriculares. Excelente para un poco más de frecuencia de graves y tono ambiental.
@@massivebeatzz ¿ayudaría usar EQ en los Sennheiser HD 600 para cubrir todo el registro de 20 Hz a 20 Khz? ¿Pueden llegar a distorsionar si se incrementa su región de graves y subgraves?. He visto en un portal llamado SQUIGLINK que al hacerle EQ al HD 600, usando una curva de Campo difuso o la Harman lineal de 2018, podría tener un muy buen comportamiento ¿realmente se podría lograr o sólo lo empeoraría?
Ni se te ocurra comprar el MM100, tengo LCD X 2021 y NEUMANN NDH 30. El dia de hoy recibi un MM100 Nuevo. hice las pruebas necesarias y Creo que optaría por el Nuevo Sennheiser HD 490 PRO. Ya que dice por ahi que es muy parecido al NDH 30 y si puedes el NDH 30 mejor. Comprobado
@@abletonflow4673 que bárbaro, gracias. Justo hoy estaba nuevamente mirando los beyerdynamic dt 900 pro x jaja, después de 4 meses, me di a la tarea de hacer páneles acústicos (12 en total), aunque aún no estoy convencido de la acústica. Buscaré los Sennheiser que mencionas, tengo mucha curiosidad de cómo suenan inclusive los hd600.
WHATS THAT LFU PROGRAM YOU USING?
Realphones by Dsoniq!
@@massivebeatzz thanks
Afternoon
Did you have to break them in ?
Physically for sure. Sound wise, not a whole lot.
What about production? If one has no speakers at all?
definitely doable, since they are accurate and just sound great. I would maybe EQ them during production with a bit more top end and low end, to feel a bit of that excitement, and therefor you won't overcompensate with sound choices.
@@massivebeatzz expensive tooo lol, maybe ill wait some time, price may drop
Have you tried focal clear mg pro ? How does it compare to these audeze
I haven't. As far as I know they are dynamic, not Planar - would be interesting to test drive.
@@massivebeatzz what about the neumann ndh30?
I saw the graph Isn the 3khz pick too much ?
That is how he gets his vocal / lead instrument clarity I think.
@massivebeatzz yes but other people who will listen the song will not have this 3khz peak on their systems .
So it will sound dark to them . Not only the vocals but the whole mix.
@@ChrisKeyman Yes but is it a good thing not to be close to what the other people will hear in general ?I have read many threads and there is a constant battle between headphones the " too bright or too dark " thing..At the end my solution I think will be buying a studio headphone and a famous Harman Cardon one
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I love these headphones! Perfect for mixing and mastering.
I tried to eq them with realphones but i just can’t seem to make them better with it so i use it without now
Right on man !Manny doesn't use anything either he told me.
Which one is a better headphone to mix on Hedd Heddphone , Hifiman He 1000se, or Audeze MM 500? Which has the most clarity and better reveals detail across the whole frequency spectrum? I am a music producer.
I have not tested the Hedds when they came out. I would guess the MM500s from what I am hearing from people who tested both, but I'd really like to do a test myself. I really like HEDD speakers.
@@massivebeatzz If MM 500s are the best, then why does the Lcd5, CRBN and MX4 still exist as true reference headphonese. Obvisouly MM 500s are mid tier. Marketing gimmicks. If any one had 3k to 4k to spend they would get the top of line an skip the middle right? So Ill weight until my funds are good to get the He1000se as my true reference, they are light and very revealing, . What you think?
@@salut9658 heddphone is to warm and boxy, I heard it recently, it does not suit the music engineering market as it was marketed for, no way . I went and got the focal clear mg pro and Stax l700
Fantastic unit - thanks for the review!
Thanks for watching!
Sorry, but Slate's VSX is on another level from even these headphones.
I don't think a 300 dollar slate would come close to Manny Marroquin and realphones - but if this works best for you - then that counts more than any review.
@@massivebeatzz Sorry but you are very wrong, and implying that Slate is perhaps cheap @ $300 is a low blow.
Realphones, even with Audeze, is absolutely not in the same league as VSX v4. I've got the LCD-1 and Realphones.
Plus, how many people are going to pay that much for the Audeze? It's a boutique product. Even pros who can afford it are into VSX.