I heard the AT ATH A2000X the other day and they were close to what you are saying. However they weren't bass light... they were bass nonexistent, but i think that was to do with the fact i couldn't get that stupid head band to keep the earpads in a place that provided a good seal, but i have a weird head if you can try them or the ath a1000 they may suit you a little. Not sure how they measure, but i liked the mids and treble.
hey there. been in the hobby for a pretty long time now I'd say, but haven't really been happy with any setup I've owned... though I suppose everyone always wants upgrades in this hobby. I'm Swedish but got exported to Canada for some strange reasons.anyhow, I ended up here due to me looking for measurements for some headphones that I don't even remember which ones that was, and that due to being on the hunt for some closed headphones that don't have leather/pleather pads as I can't stand using that for longer listening sessions. I tend to like bass tame headphones to neutral ones, with midrange to upper midrange emphasis I think.and I've pretty much come to the conclusion that this doesn't exist!please prove me wrong as I'm getting desperate. tried a lot of phones but none sound right to me so far.so much easier with open back headphones. anyhow, I'll be hanging around here for when I've got a place to have open headphones and a bit better budget.currently only have audio technica ATH-CK100, would love to see measurements of these - I don't even know what sounds good anymore!also building an M^3 with Sigma11, pairing with an ODAC.and looking for a semi-portable DAC/amp combo to use with an iPad and laptop, was hoping the Leckerton UHA-6s mkII with Camera Connection Kit adapter would work but I haven't been able to find any information for that.previously owned pretty much all the newer sennheiser HD5/6-series, AKG K601/K701, hifiman he-4, denon d5000, audio technica ath-esw9/esw10jpn, lots of IEMs... more headphones... too many to remember. just to give a frame of reference or something.heard a lot more than I've owned though, so there is a bit more to compare to.a bit strange introduction, not sure what to write. 5AM and pretty tired and stuff.but the above is pretty much what lead me to this place. I tend to find that measurements do translate to what I have heard in the past, this site seems cool.so... Hi!
cool don, what were you using as a source?
well no I just want a good sounding neutral-ish closed headphone (not V/U-shaped frequency curve) that is comfortable for longer use. :pso I dunno, I'll read about them. just the little I've read about the sony studio line hasn't been too promising. just wanted to know a bit more about the cd900st, if you have some thoughts/info to share
