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Massdrop X Sennheiser HD 6XX Open Back Headphones (Midnight Blue) on sale for
$169 when you follow the instructions listed below.
Shipping is free.
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SociableMagic5103 for finding this deal
- Note, must confirm your $10 towards your first Drop Studio purchase link through your email to receive discount.
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- Create a new account w/ Drop
- You'll receive a unique link titled 'Welcome to Drop! Here's $10 off, on us" in your email
- Note, be sure to click the link in the email to redeem your $10 towards you first Drop Studio purchase
- Click this link here
- Add the Massdrop X Sennheiser HD 6XX Open Back Headphones to cart and you'll automatically receive your $10 Off discount w/ this purchase
- Final price at checkout should be $169 w/ free shipping
About the Product:- Refresh aesthetic/improved utility +classic Sennheiser sound
- Transducer principle: Open, dynamic
- Frequency response: 10 Hz – 41 kHz
- THD: < 0.05%
- Nominal impedance: 300 ohm
- Cable length: 6 ft (1.8 m)
- Connector: ⅛ in (3.5 mm)
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Seems people feel "cool" when they state they don't like country music, and at same time they say they like "all" music. Just so weird.
Going forward, when you want to depict how wide ranging your music choices are, don't say "except country" cause it has the exact opposite effect.
There is not one single headphone perfect for every audio need which is why most folks into audio end up with a few .
Since I already had a DAC cable that I have been using with my phone this is still a great deal for $26 that I paid for it.
Another alternative if you use a desktop PC is a cheap soundcard like Sound Blaster Audigy Fx which supports headphones up to 600 Ohm. I bought that one for $26 as used like new from Amazon warehouse.
Wanted to share my experience for people who needs a budget amp to use with HD6XX,
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The 58x is a little more bassy and slightly less detailed, as others have said. The 660s is very similar to the 6xx except it sounds more dynamic and has even more detail, similar smooth and comfortable sound (not identical, similar, but more on that in a moment).
The 600 and the 650 sound so similar to the 6xx, that I really question any normal listener being able to understand the difference unless they had all pairs on them at once and were cross-testing them back to back. It is the same listening experience, unless you are an experienced headphone listener who is constantly paying attention to the minute differences in these headphone variations (not criticizing those people, but an understanding of how niche that kind of listener is needs to be mentioned when giving an idea to the casual person looking for a recommendation).
In my opinion, the HD660s is the best headphones of this group since they sound the most detailed and are much more engaging (not mind blowing, just more dynamic), but I understand why some people prefer the more laid back listening of the 6xx that still sounds very engaging. The 660s is also easier to drive and sound close to their best than the 6xx is, which is good for me gaming off a controller and not being able to use my PC Amp/DAC stack. But, especially at this price, the 6xx is less than 1/3 of what the 660s normally goes for on sale (around $400). I love my 660s enough to sell my 6xx, but 95% of people won't care enough to do what I did. Getting a 6xx and a $100 amp is a great listening experience
My suggestion, if you're in the market for a pair of headphones order them and see if you like them. If not you can either return them or sell them for at least as much as you paid for them with this deal.
There is not one single headphone perfect for every audio need which is why most folks into audio end up with a few .
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