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Comments on Profile Post by ChaChaRealSmooth

  1. ChaChaRealSmooth
    ChaChaRealSmooth
    BTW this has nothing to do with clamp either; I've stretched out my HD600 so it's not very clamp-y. The Utopia for reference barely has any clamp, and the Verite has some clamp, but not that much.
    Mar 12, 2021
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  2. dllmsch
    dllmsch
    You have superior neck strength and the Senns are simply not worthy.
    Mar 12, 2021
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  3. zerodeefex
    zerodeefex
    I have never had any problems with HP weight. I can't point to a genuinely uncomfortable headphone that I've spent significant time with.
    Mar 12, 2021
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  4. zonto
    zonto
    I find the Utopia way more comfortable than the HD600/650. Clamp is part of it, but also the pad material, overall shape, and pad size makes a difference too. I have big ears though. HD800 has been the most comfortable headphone for me.
    Mar 12, 2021
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  5. Cryptowolf
    Cryptowolf
    I prefer the fit on my Auteurs over Beyer, Mad Dog, and HE phones. I guess we both have strong necks from carrying our huge brains :)
    Mar 12, 2021
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  6. gixxerwimp
    gixxerwimp
    Stellia and Clear (with headband foam mod) are more comfortable than HD650 for me. HD800 is both light & comfy.
    Mar 14, 2021