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Massdrop.com is offering their custom version of the Sennheiser HD580 Jubilee Headphones (under a model 58X) for $149.99. Shipping is free. Thanks speedwheels
Note, you must sign into your account and click "Join Drop" for the sale price to display. Will ship in 2-3 business days.
Massdrop.com is offering their custom version of the Sennheiser HD580 Jubilee Headphones (under a model 58X) for $149.99. Shipping is free. Thanks speedwheels
Note, you must sign into your account and click "Join Drop" for the sale price to display. Will ship in 2-3 business days.
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The drop is live again..I think it is 1800 units this time. Ships in 2-3 days. Which is great compared to previous drops.
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They will sell only 1500 today. Unlike most Massdrops THIS IS IN STOCK AND WILL SHIP IN 2-3 DAYS NOT 6 MONTHS
• Jude, Head-Fi: "I really like it, and it's a big improvement over the prototype." -https://www.head-fi.org/threads/m...t-13926651
• John Grandberg/project86, Head-Fi: "I liked the prototype but I love the final production model. This is among the smoothest response I've heard from any of the HD6 series. Upper mids and highs are just so well controlled and clean, without losing much detail or feeling overly dark. There's still an awful lot of air up there beyond 8kHz. Bottom line, for me, the $150 HD58X is arguably one of the best entries in Sennheiser's HD6-series, and the absurd price advantage it carries over all other models makes it an easy recommendation." -https://www.head-fi.org/threads/m...t-14324294
• Solderdude, DIY Audio Heaven: "The HD58X has the best bass extension of Sennheiser's HD6** series headphones. At this price-point the HD58X is very hard to beat." -https://diyaudioheaven.
• Marv, Super Best Audio Friends: "This corrects minor issues with the original pre-production HD58X such as the lack of bass extension and a small peak at 5.5kHz. The issues were minor, and given Massdrop's price, easily forgiveable. Now that these issues have been corrected, what we have now is a headphone with an amazing performance-to-price ratio. The lows now extend as well as the HD6XX headphones, and actually sound clearer. There is actually more clarity in the bass than the HD6XX! Not quite as good as the HD600, but somewhere in between, closer to HD600." -https://www.superbestau
• Ken Denmead, GeekDad: "At their introductory price of $150, they've just set a new standard for entry-level audiophile headphones, and considering that you don't need an amp to drive them, Massdrop and Sennheiser have just brought great-sounding audio down to a level where a lot more people can afford to hear what they've been missing." -https://geekdad.com/2017/12/revie...eadphon
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Edit: I was watching the sold count. They sold well over a hundred in the first 6 minutes of the drop.
https://www.massdrop.co
They will sell only 1500 today. Unlike most Massdrops THIS IS IN STOCK AND WILL SHIP IN 2-3 DAYS NOT 6 MONTHS
• Jude, Head-Fi: "I really like it, and it's a big improvement over the prototype." -https://www.head-fi.org/threads/m...t-13926651
• John Grandberg/project86, Head-Fi: "I liked the prototype but I love the final production model. This is among the smoothest response I've heard from any of the HD6 series. Upper mids and highs are just so well controlled and clean, without losing much detail or feeling overly dark. There's still an awful lot of air up there beyond 8kHz. Bottom line, for me, the $150 HD58X is arguably one of the best entries in Sennheiser's HD6-series, and the absurd price advantage it carries over all other models makes it an easy recommendation." -https://www.head-fi.org/threads/m...t-14324294
• Solderdude, DIY Audio Heaven: "The HD58X has the best bass extension of Sennheiser's HD6** series headphones. At this price-point the HD58X is very hard to beat." -https://diyaudioheaven.
• Marv, Super Best Audio Friends: "This [production revision] corrects minor issues with the original pre-production HD58X such as the lack of bass extension and a small peak at 5.5kHz. The issues were minor, and given Massdrop's price, easily forgiveable. Now that these issues have been corrected, what we have now is a headphone with an amazing performance-to-price ratio. The lows now extend as well as the HD6XX headphones, and actually sound clearer. There is actually more clarity in the bass than the HD6XX! Not quite as good as the HD600, but somewhere in between, closer to HD600." -https://www.superbestau
• Ken Denmead, GeekDad: "At their introductory price of $150, they've just set a new standard for entry-level audiophile headphones, and considering that you don't need an amp to drive them, Massdrop and Sennheiser have just brought great-sounding audio down to a level where a lot more people can afford to hear what they've been missing." -https://geekdad.com/2017/12/revie...eadphon
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No. Not at all. Open headphones do not seal off the outside world and don't seal the outside world from your music.
Why do you prefer them over the 650s?
I have the 580, 600, and 650. I like 650 the least because the treble is fatiguing over long periods. You can get ringing in your ears after hours of use. The 580 on the other hand, has that "sennheiser veil" but you can listen with them all day long without any fatigue. The 600 is midway.. the treble isn't as bad as the 650 but less veil than the 580... but for some reason the 580 sound is more engaging and fun to me. The 580 is the special one out of the three.