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roveroverroverover t1_j1ndwsf wrote

This is a very common thing :) Many people buy new headphones and are disappointed because their brains haven't adjusted to its new sound signature

Read this thread I hope it'll make you feel a bit better: https://www.reddit.com/r/sennheiser/comments/k5i9ow/hd599_your_story_experience_where_to_go_next/

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roveroverroverover t1_j1nebks wrote

rtings have graphed both your headphones so you can compare them if you're curious

https://www.rtings.com/headphones/1-5/graph#408/7917

https://www.rtings.com/headphones/1-5/graph#504/7917

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spamrundie OP t1_j1pf9pv wrote

Sennheiser's graph is much smoother and neutral than the G433 (which has a bump in the mid range), which ig is a good thing. I think I'll just have to get used to the headphones lol

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Comprehensive-Net553 t1_j1owqmd wrote

I usually see people said like that but I actually wonder if the new headphone I hear is better than the old one or I just think it good when my brain get used to it?

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