Will something like this make the bass in my Sennheiser headphones more pronounced or deeper?
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Thanks for the interest in the unit. The T-1 certainly is designed to enhance the "total" sound spectrum when inline with the sound source and would suspect that the bass would be enhanced as well to most ears. Most headphones are "voiced to perform a certain way and as there are so many brands and models, hard to say if it will be dramatically enhanced, but driving the signal through the T-1 w/tube will for sure create a much better warmer and robust soundscape than without the use if the T-1. There really is no comparison of going direct to a soundcard vs. having the T-1 inline with this signal. The T-1 pushes this signal and the sonic difference is very noticeable. Thanks for the interest in the unit. The T-1 certainly is designed to enhance the "total" sound spectrum when inline with the sound source and would suspect that the bass would be enhanced as well to most ears. Most headphones are "voiced to perform a certain way and as there are so many brands and models, hard to say if it will be dramatically enhanced, but driving the signal through the T-1 w/tube will for sure create a much better warmer and robust soundscape than without the use if the T-1. There really is no comparison of going direct to a soundcard vs. having the T-1... » Read More Thanks for the interest in the unit. The T-1 certainly is designed to enhance the "total" sound spectrum when inline with the sound source and would suspect that the bass would be enhanced as well to most ears. Most headphones are "voiced to perform a certain way and as there are so many brands and models, hard to say if it will be dramatically enhanced, but driving the signal through the T-1 w/tube will for sure create a much better warmer and robust soundscape than without the use if the T-1. There really is no comparison of going direct to a soundcard vs. having the T-1 inline with this signal. The T-1 pushes this signal and the sonic difference is very noticeable. « Show Less
1541783
Thanks for the interest in the unit. The T-1 certainly is designed to enhance the "total" sound spectrum when inline with the sound source and would suspect that the bass would be enhanced as well to most ears. Most headphones are "voiced to perform a certain way and as there are so many brands and models, hard to say if it will be dramatically enhanced, but driving the signal through the T-1 w/tube will for sure create a much better warmer and robust soundscape than without the use if the T-1. There really is no comparison of going direct to a soundcard vs. having the T-1 inline with this signal. The T-1 pushes this signal and the sonic difference is very noticeable.
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Not certain but I'm pretty sure it won't do anything. You'd be better off asking in a Sennheiser forum or shooting them an email. I see it like this. You could use it but it wouldn't make the senns louder. You'd have to plug the fiio into whatever transmits to your senns. It won't transmit that extra power to the sens cause it can only transmit what it normal does.
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It will make the volume louder but not without distorting the sound. It cannot be used for simply volume, it will always have sound affects too. Thanks Tammy Queen
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Yes, I think so on the back you'll see that as well use the front knob to adjust the volume. But man, I must confess this New VM Audi produces a comfortable bass!I love the sound quality it produces. And the money I spent worth the value! I hope you too will enjoy it!
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No. You want to treat these more like tweeters. They sound good on the high end, but trying to put a lot of mid-frequency and low end bass through them will only make them crackle.
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when you equalize your music properly (to get the optimal bass out of the G Grip), you get a really punchy base. very crisp and full. it does not however, produce the deep rumbling bass of the larger, higher-tier speakers. but then again, for its size and price, you shouldn't expect it to.what I felt helps to carry the sound, and by extension, the bass, was to set the speaker vertically (less sound is absorbed into whatever surface it's sitting on).
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It all depends on your taste in music and wether you like to tamper with the EQ in your music player. Play some Skrillex with your ATH M50s.. See how your ears vibrate? Well, that won't happen with the HM5s, BUT.. You will be able to hear the bass all the way down. You can also tune the bass to your liking if you chose to modify the EQ settings.
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It should. Mind you, it takes quite some effort to make it work right, and you'll probably have to keep the output low on bass.
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Yes. The majority of headphones have an EQ curve that boosts the bass and high frequencies. For audio reference purposes I need the 702s for a very flat response. In between mixing I often boost the bass in the EQ for just listening to music for the fun of it. Different headphone amps may be of help with this issue. Be aware that the mastering of audio content and differences in compression can have an affect. Just to make sure. The bass heavy song you mention. Are the 702s missing completely bass frequencies or that it is more a subtle bass response?
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It does, but you have to lower the bass to improve clarity in my experience.
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Bass level mid and treble loudness as while but I think what your looking for is an external eq.
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Yes, there is a scroll where you can change the value of bass from low to super high
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I use this with the HD 650 (300 ohm), this amplify the sound for weaker media players that can't provide much output power to the headphones, or to complement media players that need an extra boost in power output. This also provides a bass and treble boost if desired.
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it makes a big difference from just more volume it pushes the bass and everything else its good if ask you ask me.I use it with my skullcandy crushers and it works way better than just the headphones alone.I recommend if u like loud music
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I notice a bit, but it is not so audible as to be a problem. At least for me it isn't. But, as they say, your results may vary. I would guess it would relate to the buds you are using. I use a very good, but not great, set of Sennheisers.
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Not familiar with Sennheiser lab mic, but if there is a gain adjustment on it, try reducing the gain.
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If you need to keep bass in then yes and no... the will help but the thicker the better. Double up! These do great for high frequency sounds though