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Featuring HIFIMAN's planar magnetic headphone technology, the HE6se is a no compromise headphone that delivers a transparent and complete rendition of complex recordings.

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 Now, I used to own the original HE500, which the HE6 was sort of like the higher-end, bigger brother of, or more demanding, power demanding, bigger brother, and my main complaint with the HE500 was that it had somewhat of a, you know, rugged kind of build style where the comfort wasn't really all that great. It was a little bit heavy, and so, you know, it ended up being not something I would wear for long periods of time, and I gotta say that my initial impression of the build here is that this feels quite a bit more refined, but I gotta say that I'm never a fan of this style of headband that doesn't have the swivel on it. It's the same headband that exists with the Sundara. Now, this, from the looks of it also, is not the Adorama version or whatever the version that I've seen, you know, floating around

 I'll steal it from you. Let me just put this on and see how comfortable it is. Again, not my favorite headband. Oh gosh, this is very stiff

 Let's keep listening. All right, so the only real issue that I'm noticing here with the frequency response so far is that it does sound like it has that typical sort of like mid to upper mid distance. There's often a bit of a mid-range recession there, somewhere at around like 2k, with many Hi-Fi man headphones, and this seems to have that as well. So what happens is it gives the, it creates a bit of distinction there between the upper mids and lower mids, meaning that certain times vocals can sound a little bit empty

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Preamp -6.4 for HE6 and -9.5 for LCD-X. I suspect (based on testing 80ish headphones) that the HE6se v2 for $600 is the best deal to be had in headphones when it comes to sound

5 for LCD-X. I suspect (based on testing 80ish headphones) that the HE6se v2 for $600 is the best deal to be had in headphones when it comes to sound. The HD6XX for $199 and below has been that in my opinion until now, but these have serious quality to offer at a price range that has nothing nearly comparable to offer.

HE6se v2 review (vs LCD-X 2021)

 So these velour pads you know they're only $6 they do kind of feel like $6 that makes any sense they're really tough and really hard. Definitely not like the Sennheiser ones where they're nice plush and soft so they definitely feel very stiff and less premium and they're breathable so I don't really get any like hot spots which is kind of cool but they're a little itchy though I don't think they're a little itchy and you can see that they kind of attract some type of dust too very easily so that's something to also watch out for. And then overall they're not really angled so if you look they don't really like angle the headphone forward like the new stock pads do so that's also another benefit for that and they also have pleather on the outside and they got the kind of like cloth internal inside so they're still breathable. I do really think that the pads are definitely not as good as the ones that they come stock but obviously they're a lot cheaper but yeah they're definitely not in the same class of comfort and I definitely much prefer these stock ones but if you buy those they're an extra $40 right instead of the $6 that these come in at

 And then overall they're not really angled so if you look they don't really like angle the headphone forward like the new stock pads do so that's also another benefit for that and they also have pleather on the outside and they got the kind of like cloth internal inside so they're still breathable. I do really think that the pads are definitely not as good as the ones that they come stock but obviously they're a lot cheaper but yeah they're definitely not in the same class of comfort and I definitely much prefer these stock ones but if you buy those they're an extra $40 right instead of the $6 that these come in at. So the question is how does the velour pads sound? So when I put the velour pads on I immediately noticed that besides the fact that they're kind of hard like on the side and the distance is a lot more I noticed that there's definitely more treble more upper frequency air definitely and I noticed that a lot and some of the S's and T's got a little hot it was just like you hear a lot of like those type of sounds that were emphasized a lot more than they were before and overall it wasn't like terrible but it's definitely like pushed the boundaries a little bit more but I did feel like it had a good amount of energy and I kind of enjoyed it actually because then after I went back to my stock pads with the basically the stock pads were the hybrid pads right so they have the leather around it and then the cloth around it so after I went back to the stock pads I just felt like there wasn't enough trouble and enough emphasis I actually felt like it was too warm and it was kind of an interesting like experiment but like I actually tried it for the velour for like over a week and then I played some songs right before I switched it back to make sure I was familiarized with it so that's what I noticed another thing I noticed was actually kind of the male vocalists in that kind of region I felt like the mids are actually were kind of enhanced a little bit more and they weren't pushed as far back as they are on the stock pads so I felt like male vocalists came across a lot more present and more detail and I actually enjoyed that part and it wasn't like overly hot once I swapped back to the normal pads I was like oh wait I'm missing all that information now and they kind of sound a little bit further away again so that's definitely a thing I noticed that definitely was a downside of the stock pads but really for ten dollars I think if you want to experiment with these these are a great idea to experiment with however I do think these are very uncomfortable compared to the newer pads that they come with because I think these were like the original pads that 86's came with they had some type of velour are not angled right so they don't have that extra like imaging and precision that you get from the angled drivers as well as they're so tough and hard I kind of got uncomfortable wearing it after like a few minutes honestly like it wasn't the most comfortable experience maybe if we like you know kind of push on it a little bit more loosen it up a little bit it might be more comfortable you know but it's definitely a little tough and you know it feels like you know cheap stuff the thing about velour pads over like kind of leather pads in general is that they should have less bass but you know I noticed that like the bass didn't change too much I felt like I was still getting a pretty good bass extension and everything and it didn't feel like I was missing too much but I'm sure there were some type of leakage because like the leather should keep your bass in there in theory but for at least the 86 SCV2 that I'm using that didn't really seem to happen so that was good in conclusion my overall experience with swapping a pad was actually pretty good I actually enjoyed this sound I almost kind of want something in between this and the stock pad so now I'm kind of more incentivized to kind of try other pads out I know other brands like the KONI kind of make these pads they're a little bit more they're a lot more expensive I think like $50 $60 though but then they also come with like a ring attached so it should be pretty easy just buy them and then kind of install them versus like buying pads and trying to like get rings and like sticking them on so maybe in the future I'll try some of those pads out and see how they sound but yeah I would say try these pads out they're only $10 they're kind of fun if you want to experiment with your headphone and yeah anyways please like and subscribe down below it really helps my videos out and I'll see you guys next time bye bye.

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Do they make hifiman sound better? Featuring He6se v2

The Sanskrit word “Sundara” literally means “Beautiful” and this all new Planar Magnetic headphone fits this description in every way. Ultra-fine Diaphragm All New Planar Headphone Inherited from Hi-Fi man’s Advanced Technology Featuring Newly Developed Diaphragm that is 80% Thinner than the HE400 Series Resulting in a Wider Frequency Response, Faster and More Detailed Hybrid Headband Design With the weight spreading strap for outstanding comfort but with a more fashion conscious look with its sleek and sumptuous matte black finish. Form Follows Function With its all metal headband the SUNDARA is built to take the rigors of urban street life. The SUNDARA is as tough as it is beautiful. New 3. 5mm Headphone connector for enhanced durability Pocket Powered Performance The slim line Supermini is the perfect on the partner for the SUNDARA. The Supermini with its abundance of audio power output and the SUNDARA’s grace and poise makes them the velvet glove over a marble fist. Technical Data Specifications Frequency Response: 6Hz - 75kHz Impedance: 37 ohms Sensitivity: 94dB Weight: 372g

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 We don't know how well this is gonna do a year from now, we don't know how well this is gonna last, who knows how reliable the drivers are in here, but based on the way that everything else feels here, I think this is a solid step up from the previous HIFMN headphones that constantly failed. I don't really think that there's as much to worry about with something like this. So yeah, if you were trying to find the best value, the best bang for the buck headphone available right now, my money is on the HIFMN Sandara. I don't think that there's anything that outperforms its competition to the degree that this does for the range of competition that it does

 This is a planar magnetic over-ear open back headphone that comes in right at around $350. So let's take a look. This review unit was sourced through Headphones.com

 I got onto one of the loaner programs through Hi-Fi Man and they actually sent me two units. So I put it through its paces extensively and found that I really liked the headphone. It had a few minor issues like, for example, a little bit of bass roll-off and then a little bit of upper mid-range shout, but for the most part it was what I considered to be a benchmark at the $350 price range. And now for the past couple of weeks, I've been hearing rumors of a few stealth revisions that have been happening to some of the Hi-Fi Man headphones, including the Sundara, the Ananda, and the Aria

 With the suede pads it's way worse, and with leather pads it's much more where I'd want it to be, and then I also find that the Virum 1 at the upper range for the treble, it does roll off a little bit, or it's a little bit, you know, pulled back, withdrawn, and while I can understand why some people might like that, to me the tonal balance for this, it just, your cymbals and percussive instruments crash through so much nicer, and then similarly with the LCD-1, perhaps even better depending on which area of the treble you value more, everything about the treble with this is also fantastic, but the main drawback with the LCD-1 is that its technical performance just isn't on the same level as the HIFIMEN Sandara, for everything from detail to speed to punch and dynamics to soundstage, imaging, everything about the Sandara is just categorically better, and that's even when you do use the Reveal Plus here, and of course I don't think we should be surprised by that, because look at how this, look at how different the size is for these, right, so this is, these are totally different things, and my experience of using them for the sound quality has lined up exactly with what I think we should expect, so this new revision obviously takes the HIFIMEN Sandara to the next level, it's, it was already fantastic, but comparing this to these two headphones, this is the clear winner, but when you compare this to other headphones, I really struggle to think of anything under $700 that I would rather have than the HIFIMEN Sandara, I know some of you guys are gonna ask about how this compares to the Beyerdynamic DT 1990 Pro, and I've seen some videos out there where people are saying, ah, maybe that would be their pick, but no, unless it's specifically for studio use, this is just so much better for actually listening to music, it's better for just about every performance category except for soundstage, so the instrument separation, structural definition for images, surgical precision, detail, and I know some of you guys are gonna be thrown off by that, but I struggle to think that that headphone's reputation for being highly detailed is for any other reason other than the massive 8.5kHz peak in the consonant range where the S's, F's, and T's are that over sharpen that range, so it should be obvious by now that I absolutely love this headphone, and it's at the point where I would, I'm, I would really like to buy it, and maybe I will, and in my mind, this, especially this new revision, whenever this happened, where the, where they changed the pads, or when it, when they changed the material a little bit, for the frequency response that this has, coupled with its already excellent technical performance, this needs to be considered the new value benchmark, the same way that the HD 6XX was at, you know, $220 or whatever it is right now, for the longest time it was like, you buy that headphone because it's better than everything else under $500, and now I think that's the Sandara, and it probably even is better than stuff that costs a lot more than that, so yeah, I have absolutely no reservation about recommending the HIFMN Sandara. If this revision is any indication of what the other ones have had, you know, I need to evaluate those first, but there's a very good chance that I end up buying this as well, because this needs to be the thing that other headphones, especially at this price range, or under $700 or $500 or whatever, everything else needs to be evaluated against this. The one thing to still keep in mind is that this is still HIFMN, and so the build quality question is still valid

HiFiMAN Sundara Headphone Review - Best value planar in 2020?

 Seriously? For me, however, the dealbreaker was comfort. The housings on these things are very large and the clamping force is substantial. No matter how much I adjusted them, the pads on the housings pressed hard on the back of my ears and the bottom rear of my jaw, and I found that I could wear them for much more than thirty minutes before I have to take them off. This may have to do with the fact that the ear cup housings do not rotate at all, they are fixed perpendicular to the headband, and thus there's no compensation for pressure differences from the front to the back of the ear cups against your head/ears

 No matter how much I adjusted them, the pads on the housings pressed hard on the back of my ears and the bottom rear of my jaw, and I found that I could wear them for much more than thirty minutes before I have to take them off. This may have to do with the fact that the ear cup housings do not rotate at all, they are fixed perpendicular to the headband, and thus there's no compensation for pressure differences from the front to the back of the ear cups against your head/ears. As I said at the outset, this review will quite probably be an outlier, but if the issues I've raised are important to you, be sure to buy them from a source where you can return them if you don't like them – such as Amazon, right here. :-)

 This experience did not leave a good taste in my mouth. I then purchased a set of their true wireless earbuds (I think the model number is TWS-600). They had a lot going for them, including great battery life and great Bluetooth range. But the charging case is so poorly designed that if you use some of the larger ear tips provided by the manufacturer, the earbuds will not charge in the case

 Which brings us to the Sundara. I went into the audition of these headphones with "cautious optimism:" optimistic because of the good reviews, especially the promise of a large, open soundstage and sophisticated, airy highs. I was cautious because of the cheesy quality control that I had experienced earlier. Although I found these headphones to have fairly pleasing sound, there is, to my ears, a spike somewhere in the upper midrange that creates a harsh, grating sibilance on certain tracks

I suspect this review will be an outlier, but…

I bought these headphones in 2020 about 1 and a half years ago and I use them daily at my desktop for about 8-10 hours a day. After the first year the headband completely shattered one day out of nowhere on the left side and I discovered the band made from cheap plastic and fake metal-plastic with the exception of 2 of the 8 pieces of the band.  After gluing it together with super glue and trying to work with it, it has repeatedly broken over and over with no solution and now the ear pads it comes with are COMPLETELY destroyed from just daily wear.  For 300$ this is 100% not worth it over the Sennheiser competitor options

Good sounding headphones that break easily

 Also these are some of the most open headphones ever. If you can hear your music someone 10 feet away can as well. As far as comfort goes they aren't the worst for me. Their pads are scratchy and slightly small, while the headband is just fine

 The driver of a headphone induces latency, so a faster driver = a faster sound. This makes music feel more lifelike and energetic and is a great part of this headphone, and its very detailed for the price. The downside for me is the tuning, these are tuned "boring neutral" in my opinion. These have subdued bass, neutralish mids, and slightly elevated treble

 I'll talk about the objective pro of this headphone first, the SPEED. This as a concept sounds weird, but it is a very real thing. The driver of a headphone induces latency, so a faster driver = a faster sound. This makes music feel more lifelike and energetic and is a great part of this headphone, and its very detailed for the price

 As far as comfort goes they aren't the worst for me. Their pads are scratchy and slightly small, while the headband is just fine. They aren't super heavy or anything so it isn't much of an issue, but something to be aware of.

Sundara

 So it just kind of depends what your priorities are. At the end of the day, I actually, I love the Sundara. It sounded much better than I expected it to at $300. I've used them a ton, partly because of the comfort and again, just with a slight EQ to the upper treble and just a little bit of a lift in the low bass, they sound incredible to me

 And it's something as simple as if my computer is rendering like my big desktop and my fans are going, these don't do a great job at passive noise isolation. I'm going to hear a lot of that fan noise. So if I'm doing something critical and the fans are making a lot of noise, this becomes an issue for me and it does impact the subtleness of the sound, you know, the softer notes, things like that. You lose some of that dynamic range because now it's blending in with your environment noise

 The Sundara has been out for a while, years actually, and there was even a slight revision to it two years ago where they basically upgraded the pad. They modified the pad shape a little bit, which did affect sound quality slightly, but overall it's been the same awesome headphone for a while. So I'm going to do my own take on this headphone, compare it to others above and below the price range. Maybe you have one of these others and this will help kind of connect the dots or give you some form of understanding and how they stack up differently to each other

 So I'm going to do my own take on this headphone, compare it to others above and below the price range. Maybe you have one of these others and this will help kind of connect the dots or give you some form of understanding and how they stack up differently to each other. So the Sundara open back, open back on the side. I'll talk about that in case you're unaware of what that means

Hifiman Sundara Review - Revisiting a modern classic

  These sound great but they need a lot of power to get nice and loud. An under-$200 Schiit headphone amp is working fine for me. These headphones have a 32 ohms impedance, which should be taken into consideration where choosing an amp.  The supplied cord is rather short and has an awkward 90 degree male connector

 I’ve had no issues with “build quality” at all. Nothing has loosened and there are no “glued on” parts falling off. The non-swiveling cans are a non-issue to me. I’m using these to listen to music without waking someone down the hall or next door, not to be a DJ in a club somewhere

 This happens a lot with movies.  I’ve had these for almost four months now. I’ve had no issues with “build quality” at all. Nothing has loosened and there are no “glued on” parts falling off

.speaking of bass, I’m sitting here right now, listening to Gorillaz: Spacemonkeyz versus Gorillaz—Laika Come Home. I’m drenched in bass, with mids and highs so clear and open that I have to double check I’m not also running my speakers. Regarding “openness,” I often will hear something on these headphones that I’ll mistake for something happening elsewhere in the room

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