For me the worst headphone I’ve ever heard was the Somic MH463, I bought it based on Zeos’s review and hoped for an enjoyable well built headphone, what I got was well built but GOD JESUS LORD ALL MIGHTY NOT ENJOYABLE!
The bass itself was ok not that well extended but ok not bad the best part of the headphone.
The mids where pretty warm not that bad but boooring and lifeless cuz of a big 2k dip, now I do hate 2k peaks, but 2k dips are also bad.
The treble tho… it starts with a big peak at 3-4k which made music sound metallic but it wasn’t thaaaat bad, but the higher treble 8-14k was the end of me, so piercing, so painful, so horrible, I just couldn’t stand listening to almost anything in them.
at this point, I’d have to say my HE-35x. I really liked them when I got them, but when I got the 4xx, they were shelved and haven’t been looked at since.
Not a headphone but an IEM. I was at the Campfire Audio booth at CanJam London and was trying out the Andromeda and Polaris.
I tried out the IO and it’s the only audio system that I’ve immediately gone ewww no.
I don’t know what it was about it, it just sounded really off to me. I could only hear about 2 seconds of it but I genuinely felt just off listening to it
I think the Grado e model revisions toned down some of it. I have no proof of this, but my cousin is a Grado fanboy and they all swear by older Grado drivers. I have a sneaky suspicion that this is why.
That’s the SR60e btw which measures the same as the SR80e and very similar to all Grado’s
I ain’t wasting my money on anything Grado unless I become a youtuber and I wanna shit on them. xD
Oh would you look at that! It’s the same darn thing! xD the 2k peak is a bit more 2.2k actually which is a difference I guess. Oh and this one doesn’t have a 7k peak