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edit: Deal is back via amazon. NOTE that price drops at checkout:
hd600 $239
hd650 $299
both with free shipping
old post:
via slickdeals
Both prices are excellent, but be warned that you'll absolutely want an amp for either of these headphones. Nothing expensive needed, lots of $20-60 amps will do wonderfully. (Fiio makes a lot of great stuff). If you won't amp them, stick with the more budget friendly Sennheiser hd598 etc because those lower-impedance cans fare much better unamped.
I own the hd600s (along with the 595, and several other pairs of quality headphones). If you've ever wondered about the next step up in fidelity from closed cans like Audio Technica ath-m50, or Beyerdynamic dt990, the hd600 are excellent and probably the audiophile stopping point for 95% of people. They're also incredible for gaming (no mic tho), but obviously overkill. I'd generally advise against people buying them for on-the-go because they're not a snug fit unless your head is omghugely massive, and the transducer can pop out rather easily when dropped, even from a low height.
Both are extremely comfortable and can be worn for several hours with no fatigue.
hd600 $239
hd650 $299
both with free shipping
old post:
via slickdeals
Both prices are excellent, but be warned that you'll absolutely want an amp for either of these headphones. Nothing expensive needed, lots of $20-60 amps will do wonderfully. (Fiio makes a lot of great stuff). If you won't amp them, stick with the more budget friendly Sennheiser hd598 etc because those lower-impedance cans fare much better unamped.
I own the hd600s (along with the 595, and several other pairs of quality headphones). If you've ever wondered about the next step up in fidelity from closed cans like Audio Technica ath-m50, or Beyerdynamic dt990, the hd600 are excellent and probably the audiophile stopping point for 95% of people. They're also incredible for gaming (no mic tho), but obviously overkill. I'd generally advise against people buying them for on-the-go because they're not a snug fit unless your head is omghugely massive, and the transducer can pop out rather easily when dropped, even from a low height.
Both are extremely comfortable and can be worn for several hours with no fatigue.
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