Sennheiser HD58x vs Epos H6Pro vs Beyerdynamic Tygr 300R Comparison Best under $200 Music and Gaming
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- Опубліковано 25 сер 2024
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This video and the other videos on the EPOS headphones helped so much man thanks!
no problem glad they helped!
Very informative video! I use the sennheiser 599 and hyper xcloud alpha. Happy with both. 🙂 Thinking of getting H6 pro closed back cause, I like new stuff. 😁
Nice review! I have the 6XX (same design as 58X) and the 300r, and I must say for me personally, the 6XX is much more comfortable. I know a lot of people say the 300r is very comfortable, but for me, after about 1-2 hours my ears get quite warm and pressure points develop on the top of my head from the headband. Whereas the 6XX I can wear all day with no comfort issues at all.
really comes down to if people can handle the clamp of 6xx at least for me
@@ryanhostudio That's a good point, it does have more clamp than the 300r, but for me it is a comfortable clamp force though.
@@MrConnorBig I had the same problem with the 300r the first week, then I stretched them over their box (horizontally) for 2 days and all my issues have disappeared (after a few minutes I would feel pain over the ear). Could be also that I eq the 5.5khz region down by a bit, that helped as well for long term listening.
I have the Sennheiser GSP 550, and I will receive the H6PRO exactly like yours, tomorrow. The design is definitely the best for me, that is a real plus. I tried several headphones and I really like Sennheiser more for the sound. And this one is going to allow me to connect it directly to my sound card which can compose really good with 3D sounds with my speakers, even on basic stereo records, it's changing world, and it can virtualise the environment even more for headphone. I can't wait to feel how it is going to be. For games, I like to hear where the sound comes from exactly, including the distance, and it is already not bad without my soundcard, so I can't be disappointed for sure.
I gotta stop watching these product reviews. Just came from another review where the guy says the H6 open are the most comfy headset he's ever wore and compared them to 12 other pairs, the dude in this review say it's the least comfy of the three and basically trashed the ear pads. I'm confused. It boils down to personal prefs obviously - but drawing any conclusions just by watching YT reviews is close to impossible.
Yo fax seen the vid where he said it's hella comfortable and better than pc38x 😂
Great review 👍. I have the gsp601 they sound great. I'm looking for a good open back I'll be going for h6 pro.
ive always wanted to get in on the gsp series and finally did with epos h6 pro and its great honestly
@@ryanhostudio Really enjoying your reviews 👍 so I subed.
@@alexj517 glad they are helpful!
Great comparison just bought the H6 for FPS gaming. :)
its pretty damn good
I own the H6 pro closed back they are great. Then it became an addiction so I bought seenheiser hd 560s and dt 900 pro x lol
@@crate718 Which one for FPS gaming, hd 560 or h6 pro open?
@@gmcd8312 you can’t go wrong with either one. I would say the HD560s is a little bit of an edge. The dt 900 pro x has better imaging then both of them. Both hd560 and H6 have a bigger sound stage then dt 900
@@crate718 Thanks for the reply!!
Since one week I have the DT 990 PRO 80 Ohm black( before 770 PRO) I use that for gaming and music and i'm still drooling.
I thought about getting the zz for the comparison, but why 🤷♂️
PLEASE H6"open" vs PC38x I haven't found that video anywhere in English.. 😟
sorry i dont have the pc38x
Here: ua-cam.com/video/l3Cuq-OznH4/v-deo.html
I have both the HD58x and Epos H6Pro and I think the HD58x has noticeably more detail and sounds more resolving and clear it’s not even a comparison for me. I tested them in classical music and vocals. What DAC are you running them on?
im using the smsl su-9 dac and ifi pro ican signature amp. The midrange of the h6 pro is scooped out a little so it makes sense hd58x sounds more detail in parts of that region. example where h6pro is better is in bass where it extends better and also soundstage and imaging are pretty clearly better as well
Should have tried the H6Pro closed, they have better earpads.
Bro I think you should definitely try the 560S compared to the 300r.
ive only heard the 560s briefly with dekoni pads at canjam so it wasnt the stock sound. The thing that scares me about that headphone is alot of people report it as kind of bright and im not a guy who likes lots of treble.
But yeah if i had to guess the 560s has angled drivers so it probably images better
A lot of people like the 300r over the 560's. People say the 560's are boring and too neutral for just enjoyment
@@CoasterCoat I own both of them now and for gaming specifically I like the Tygr waaay better. Soundstage isn’t as wide as 560S but the imaging (which I would argue is more important for FPS) is significantly better on the Tygr’s. To my ears, anyway. 560S is beautiful for music, though.
@@mzrylovesgaming TYGR are much better imaging for sure and more enjoyable to me as well than 560s. I tried the senn 400 pros which many say are same as 560s but I disagree. The 400r has more and better bass and not as tight clamp. Overall better sound too me but still prefer TYGR for overall use
@@mzrylovesgaming Do you like Tygr's for music?
You try the hd560s? You think it has better imaging that the h6pro for competitive fps?
its probably going to be very similar, they are basically derived from same original company and both use angle driver design
@@ryanhostudio thanks for answering bro. It would be interesting to hear the hd560s with a nice amp/dac to take the full advantage of it
I want to upgrade my old hyper x cloud alpha, what do you recommend me? of these headphones I found the hyper x cloud alpha quite fatiguing in treble with music but not so much in games. I want a headphone with wider soundstage and better bass without losing details or at least having some sub bass as the hyper x cloud alpha. I want them for gaming and music
Should I upgrade to the hyper x cloud alpha S or consider buying one of these? like the epo?
if you can use open back headphones, i think the epos h6 pro open is a good upgrade in terms of sound
What about thetye pc38x?
Honestly I’ve turned into an IEM guy over the last couple of years. I will always keep my HD 6XX. I also have the LCD-X. The comfort and isolation IEMs provide are perfect for me especially when gaming.
yeah lcd-x sounds a little heavy for gaming
@@ryanhostudio The main problem is that pre-2021 The treble is really pronounced at around 18 K it makes everything have this grating appearance to the sound. I’m 36 and even though I’ve been to some loud concerts I can still hear 17/18 K. I think I will probably sell them even though the technical performance is outstanding.
thats what i heard too when I heard LCD-X before, treble very emphasized
What IEM are you using atm?
@@thetrustysidekick3013 The tripowin Olina and thieaudio Monarch MKII are pretty much it right now. I know there’s a huge difference in cost between the two but I can honestly say I think the Olina is the best $99 you can spend in the IEM realm. I think it punches way above the price for tuning and technicalities.
Epos h6 pro close or bayerdynamic 990 pro
epos h6 pro open
Is your H6Pro open or closed back?
open
Have you tried r70x i heard it had insane imaging for gaming.
i believe that. I have heard my brothers audiotechnica ATH-AD700x and reviewed it last year. Essentially the headphones are designed similarly to r70x with big and angled drivers which help the imaging alot. The H6pro also has angled drivers and I think thats why it images so well too
Halo player here…Just bought the closed back H6Pro. Can’t wait for mr delivery man!
Out of interest, do you simply use it in stereo mode on the PC, and you get directionality without simulated surround? I have a Dolby codec license, but curious regardless
just use stereo mode in games for good directionality. Only exception is like Overwatch, they have dolby atmos built into game engine, so turn it on in settings IN GAME.
@@ryanhostudio thanks mate!
@@ryanhostudioEDIT... the following is NO LONGER THE CASE, it was an issue with the port at the back of my PC vs the front, but leaving the comment here anyway:
man, I am so disappointed with these headphones. The closed back really sounds pretty below average and muddy, with little detail. I have to enable DOlby and play with the EQ settings to make them sound good :(
I dont know how all the reviewers are raving about the sound quality out of the box.
They are "great" compared to other "gaming headsets" with good build quality, but as audio quality for general usage goes, it's only ok. To my ears it's boom and muddy, mid range sounds unnatural in some cases. Definitely EPOS tuned this for the "gamers" crowd. It's hard to tune with EQ because it only happens at times.
I still prefer PC38X for general use (video, music, games) as it sounds more natural and clearer.
@@xWaxxy this is a review of the open back review :)
No bass