Meze 99 Neo vs Sennheiser HD 6XX

You can pause the music. You can answer calls, etc And the very simple 3.5mm jack connections So that's the same between both headphones The 99 classi...

In fact, I'm so happy with the quality of the sound (which blows away my next nicest pair) that I'm already looking forward to finding something new. My setup is simple: Schiit Stack (Magni 3+ & Modi). I currently own: Audio Technica M50x (my first baby), Sennheiser HD 6XX, and the DT 1990s.

5mm to ¼-inch adapter, a soft zippered cable storage pouch, a hard zippered case, instructions, and two Meze audio decals. Comfort is phenomenal and i...

Overall though what I found was that the 4XX kind of was a little bit in no-man's land between the two. It didn't have the impact and bass of the DT88...

Meze 99 neo. 200$ lightweight and very comfortable to me. You can get it cheaper open box or used in good condition.

So if you've got a really big head like that, it'll, it'll actually still work for you. Now these do clamp on your head pretty tight. I'm a huge fan o...

I'd throw in the Meze 99 Neo close back headphones into the suggestions, primarily to isolate from your noisy environment. I'm lucky enough to have several friendly audio shops in reach and have auditioned the neos and classics many many times for maybe an embarassing 2-3 hours at a time (lol), alongside more analytical detail-emphasizing type headphones as well as some v-shape sounding ones. Pros.

Decided noise cancellation was only nice on an airplane, and I preferred wired, donl't have to turn on or charge. If you have eyeglasses or hearing aides like I do, these are perfact. Yes I have expensive Sony noise canceling blue tooth, but the HD5XX are just in a different class, use all day, gaming, general listening. Plugged directly into Gigabyte Z690 Master mobo, no need for a DAC/amp here