currently...
i m planning to drive my DT1350 80ohm...
maybe in the future a 250ohm DTXX0....
or ATH-ESW9/ES10....
Or i'll just stick to the DT1350....

then the TTD will suit your needs perfectly. until you go up to a T1, that is! hahaha

You much better off with T1 straight through.Getting 250ohm ver. of DTxx0 series seems albit meh compared to your DT1350 honestly

I m just waiting for the T5p to be in stock...
then ill decide T1 or T5p....

since you already have the DT1350 for portable use, i'd say to go for the T1, unless you like/require closed cans like the T5p, and skip the DTxx0 series entirely.

Bro, mind sharing whether the DT 1350 would easily get fatigue for hours of listening?

to tell u the truth...
i dun really understand what this fatigue means...
but ive listened using the DT1350 for few hours before...and i have no problem of going a few more hours if it's not already in the wee hours and i need to sleep...

Fatique mean you listen until you want to throw the headphone away.
If you don't have the problem, then good.

aaaaahhhhhh...
so that's fatigue...
if thats the case...
safe to say....DT1350...no fatigue at all!
can use long time!

this depends a lot on yourself, i find the HD6xx fatiguing and even worse with the cable upgrade. each to his own poison.

I guess different ppl have different threshold until the ears fatigue.

yeah true that.
some frens of mine...can listen to grado/alessandro for almost whole day...
i tested few mins feels like vomitting d...

speaking of fatique, after listening long time of DT770 pro 80ohm 05 my ear will get fatique and want to vomit because the really a lot strong amount of bass

other than that all ok

I was a Grado user, the fatigue kicks in after 3-4 hours of listening for me. Those who can listen to them for long hours are probably used to it (a friend of mine is one of them).

Now that I own a DT880 I don't get any fatigue at all, it's just that I have problem deciding what music to play lol.

too much bass is awesome stuff!
i cant stand highs!
especially sibilant highs!

anyway back to the topic...
does any beyer suffers from distorted highs before or even after burn in?

at normal listening levels? never had any distortion before with my DT880 & T1

Hi guys...
I have tried Senn headphone, AT headphone and Alessandro MS1..
What is the sound signature of Beyer compare with those what i have tested so far??

having tried the DT880, i think they are rather neutral on the mids, with really good extensions on the highs/lows. however extension doesn't mean the tonality/weight of the sound produced is as high, and to me i kinda put them off as rather boring headphones compared to AT lineups that are tend to be colored. that, and i prefer full open cans over semi-opens/closed.

that said, if you're looking for headphones that extends really well on the highs/lows, this is something you should look out for.

Guess i need to do more testing in Jaben ..Haha....
Just that those headphone in Jaben tend to be new and un burned...meaning the sound signature will be much different then after burned.

SQ of beyers are somewhere inbetween Senns and AT & the ms1.

Senn - Beyer - AT & Aless

Senns are laid back, darker in comparison to the Beyer, while the AT (excluding the woodies) and Aless are generally brighter, more aggressive and more forward sounding compared to the Beyers.

pair the DT880 with an aggressive amp and you end up sounding somewhat like the ATs while if you pair the DT880 with a warmer amp, you get close to what the Senns sound like.