@@scalevindogaming9524 yes I did use a dac amp (ifi hipdac, 1st gen, the bass boost I find strangely satisfying in some cases) mostly for media listening (movie or music, and slightly for gaming when I did use it before for about half a year, Valorant...but I have since moved back to using the HD 650 and 2i2 focusrite since those are part of my PC setup currently) can't say I've used them directly for phone since don't have a 3.5mm I'm now using my 560 mostly at the office along with the ifi dac and still loving it as an alternative
This headphone can be used with any number of adapters (Lightning, USB-C, etc), but the intended customer listens using HiFi equipment systems, which have no shortage of headphone jacks. The phone might be a source in this instance, but the listener is seeking a higher level fidelity than compressed files or basic streaming. Hope that helps. 👍
@@consmercado3843 the 3.5 mm jack on your phone is garbage anyway, any dongle is way better sound quality, either Apple dongle or a standard Meizu hifi dongle will be un upgrade to any standard default 3.5mm output. I'm using ibasso dc03 and it's way better sound than my default 3.5mm jack. I don't use it actually only when my phone is charging.
I have a pioneer integrated network amp.. that I use with my vinyl player that had headphone jack.. Will this integrates amp power theee headphones decently
It seems super cheap but that's probably one of the best places to cut cost, plus they are a nice middle ground between straight and coiled-ish with all that flex from the kinks.
Featuring that annoying nub on the inside of the earcup that grates against my ear and makes them completely unusable. Normally around ear headphones don't have fit problems, but sennheiser innovates.