How would these perform while watching motion pictures? And how prominent is the bass?
857375
Im not sure how they would perform while watching motion pictures. But i can say this you will love them thry have the best sound i have ever heard and i would say they would work just fine.
1422878
Why would watching videos be different than listening to music? But if you are concerned about specific frequencies, rest assured these are good substitute to any expensive systems. But you gotta be having a nice AMP for driving these. I hope you understand the importance of reproducing frequencies correctly by the AMP as well and not just by the speakers alone.
1916566
Theyre damn good for bass, but the mids are lacking a bit. you may be able to compensate with an eq adjustment
1722863
They are not true "surround sound" headphones. That's just marketing jargon. What they do have is very good stereo imaging. Very clean sounding with tons of clear (not muddy or boomy) bass. So yes, they would be good for movies, just don't expect a 5.1 effect.
19880
yes they are. with quality sound from denon they sound very good. you don't miss nothing. you hear every little sound from it. it sounds like you are listening to surround sound. as for the bass, it got boom.
1752394
They are really good. The bass isn't naturally amplified, if you mess with the EQ, it responds to that really well. Not too rattly or anything. (from my son who got the headphones for a gift and knows way more about this stuff than I do.)
212432
Quite honestly, no. They're really good for music, but the extra bass distorts the way the dialogue sounds when a movie is playing.
1934875
They have incredible bass! You can feel the deep pounding of the bass drums and it sounds excellent. I use an Android phone with DSP Manager and turn the bass boost to extreme to get the effect maximized and these headphones don't distort at all even at higher volumes.
1277741
I don't use them to watch movies in computer. I only watch movies in cinema. I think their sound won't be bad. howerver, in my opinion, selecting an slightly lighter headphone is better.
2109116
The short answer, incredibly awesome. I love watching action and sci/fi movies, and I have a 6 speaker Klipsch system to so do with. However, since I work alot of mid shifts for my job, I can't be blasting my system watching Edge of Tomorrow cuz I have neighbors. These headphones headphones come so close to a $3,000 speaker system, that most users wouldn't be able to tell the difference. The biggest part for me, however, is the bass isn't muddled or overpowering like the Beats headphones. Don't get me wrong, the bass has presence and force, but your movies will sound EXACTLY how the director wanted it to sound in the theater. The short answer, incredibly awesome. I love watching action and sci/fi movies, and I have a 6 speaker Klipsch system to so do with. However, since I work alot of mid shifts for my job, I can't be blasting my system watching Edge of Tomorrow cuz I have neighbors. These headphones headphones come so close to a $3,000 speaker system, that most users wouldn't be able to tell the difference. The biggest part for me, however, is the bass isn't muddled or overpowering like the Beats headphones. Don't get me wrong, the bass has presence and force, but your movies will sound EXACTLY how the... » Read More The short answer, incredibly awesome. I love watching action and sci/fi movies, and I have a 6 speaker Klipsch system to so do with. However, since I work alot of mid shifts for my job, I can't be blasting my system watching Edge of Tomorrow cuz I have neighbors. These headphones headphones come so close to a $3,000 speaker system, that most users wouldn't be able to tell the difference. The biggest part for me, however, is the bass isn't muddled or overpowering like the Beats headphones. Don't get me wrong, the bass has presence and force, but your movies will sound EXACTLY how the director wanted it to sound in the theater. « Show Less
1089403
Well for airplane use, the audio bleeds out, i have used them, but i would not recommend them for this sole use, if you want good headphones then get them, just do not turn up the audio to a level that bothers people. Also they work fine with movies, but in my official review I do recommend you use an audio amplifier to get what you paid for out of these headphones.
31941
They're more like reference headphones so they're going to give you a fairly flat response. I wouldn't say they're particularly bass heavy. Which for me is a good thing because I use them for monitoring sound for video production work, but may not be a good thing if you like that sort of thing.
61448
They have really decent musical detail, but I would say the bass is a little lacking. Compensation with EQ helps. I haven't heard the CX 300-II earbuds, but certainly the CX-300 line has a near legendary reputation. I have no regrets getting these for the price.
1460968
It really depends on what you ar looking for. Amongst sound bars I would rate this bass top notch. Not boomy or overly pronounced but it definitely provides a solid bass presence. IMO is is perfect for TV and most music and more than serviceable for the average movie. There is also the standard sub out and accompanying digital bandpass if you want to add a sub. However, if you are looking for the full HT sound for action movies (feel the bass etc) I would be looking at a 5.1 system, not a soundbar. Personally I have the ML bar downstairs and a full HT upstairs in a dedicated room. I would say we stay downstairs for 90% of our media consumption and only head to the full HT for a few very select titles. It really depends on what you ar looking for. Amongst sound bars I would rate this bass top notch. Not boomy or overly pronounced but it definitely provides a solid bass presence. IMO is is perfect for TV and most music and more than serviceable for the average movie. There is also the standard sub out and accompanying digital bandpass if you want to add a sub. However, if you are looking for the full HT sound for action movies (feel the bass etc) I would be looking at a 5.1 system, not a soundbar. Personally I have the ML bar downstairs and a full HT upstairs in a dedicated room. I would... » Read More It really depends on what you ar looking for. Amongst sound bars I would rate this bass top notch. Not boomy or overly pronounced but it definitely provides a solid bass presence. IMO is is perfect for TV and most music and more than serviceable for the average movie. There is also the standard sub out and accompanying digital bandpass if you want to add a sub. However, if you are looking for the full HT sound for action movies (feel the bass etc) I would be looking at a 5.1 system, not a soundbar. Personally I have the ML bar downstairs and a full HT upstairs in a dedicated room. I would say we stay downstairs for 90% of our media consumption and only head to the full HT for a few very select titles. « Show Less
1131125
They will be fine in a small room if you have the room. They will have better bass.
1198987
If you run the 65T's with out a subwoofer, you will miss lots of bass. Alone the just don't have the punch and deep rumbling bass to make a movie sound real.
2109115
The mega bass of this headphone is not so impressive, but it's my type. Other are perfect . So I think they are awesome with movies