I get that different headphones are geared toward different types of music or tastes. But I don’t understand why there isn’t a generic set of headphones with “normal” everything that is just all around realistic, has enough base, has sound stage. I feel every headphone I read about is good but has significant drawbacks that you have to look past? Like why can’t the HD 800s have a version that isn’t cripplingly low on bass? That’s just one example but it seems every time I get excited about a pair of headphones there is some massive red flag whether it’s wierd trebel, bass, tone, being unrealistic, etc.

  • DidiHD@alien.topB
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    10 months ago

    I have no idea but I assume because of physics? Let’s say we have a flat sound curve. Now you want more base, more mids and more highs. All in equal amounts, this not just result in a flat curve that’s boosted? aka more volume