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So first my disclaimer. Everyone is different. Personally I think they are very comfortable and do not clamp hard. I also wanna say that i do have a big head. With the higher end sennheisers (569's, 580's, 598's, 6XX's) I have never had any comfort issues long term. The 6XX's clamped too hard initially but i stretched it out carefully putting some books between the head pads over night and it worked like a charm. Specifically with the 569's i've never had an issue using them for long periods of time. One last disclaimer is I bought the 569's used from a guy so technically they were already broken in and possibly already stretched out a bit. I do completely agree with you that comfort is king and sennheiser i think knows this. I have some Focal Egelia headphones and while i like the sound the comfort of the 569's is better. I hope this answers your question and good luck in your quest to find the perfect headphones. The quest never ends ;)

@kenjihorvath3163 Thank you so much for your reply, good sir. I'll buy the HD 569 in 3-4 days and let you know exactly how I feel about them within a timeframe of 2 weeks at least (just to experience it as a whole). Also it's a great idea to stretch the headphones on some books carefully. I'm gonna actually try doing that if I feel the need to do so. I just looked up the Focal Egelia headphones you just mentioned on Amazon, and oh boy, they're a little expensive, haha. The 569 is definitely within my reach. I'm just a simple man trying to start out on the whole "audiophile" journey thingie. Do you have, by any chance, any recommendations for a specific dongle I can use just so that I can plug the headphones to my Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra?

​@@Chiva. Just keep in mind that the 6XX's have a metal headband so the careful stretch can work. The 569's have a plastic headband. be SUPER careful you don't break the plastic. Plastic doesn't stretch/deform the same way metal does. Regarding the dongle I can't help you. I have an iphone but i also use my headphones plugged into a computer. I'm sure there are tons on amazon that would work for you.

@kenjihorvath3163 oh absolutely I'll definitely be extremely careful. That's where some of the OCD kicks in, lol. But thank you very, very much, sir🫡🫡

@@Chiva. My pleasure =)

Thanks!! I made those from about $40 in materials. Just a couple LED strips, some chalkboard hard board from home depot and some spacers so the leds can shine outward. I just eyeballed the shape and cut it out.

Whatever makes for a good seal. Towels when stacked are great sound absorbers so any addition sound coming from the vents will be absorbed as well. But I encourage you to try your own solution.

Enjoy it. It is a great lens. Make sure you double check that auto-focus switch doesn't get knocked into the off position when shooting. That and the size compared to the Canon RF 70-200 F2.8 are the only things that aren't ideal.

@@kenjihorvath3163 yeah I noticed that. Otherwise everything works fine and it's really sharp lens ☺️

You can get it used for a lot less

@@ChristianW-ry2vn I ordered one, but the prices are still high. I would’ve liked to get that 6 year warranty!

Thanks for opinion. I do like these headphones a lot. Because they are closed back it is hard to do a fair comparison with the HD598s which I also love.

@@djjoep100 I find them perfectly comfortable but everyone has different ear sizes. I would suggest you try demoing them somewhere if you can.

I don’t recall the settings but because it is a 32 bit recording you won’t peak as much but the sound may be quieter. You can adjust the gain in post production in davinci resolve or whatever your audio/video software is. It is good to post process your audio regardless because microphones are not perfect and how people talk isn’t the same. So you can drop the harsh sounds in post to make the audio sound more soothing to the listener.

@@kenjihorvath3163 Thanks for the info! So it sounds like this is normal and there's no issue with the equipment itself. I guess I just need to adjust the audio in post-production then.

@@LesinskiI yep yep. Good luck =)

That seems odd. I've never experience that before. Seems like it is either coming from the source or maybe an intermittent connection to the headphone jack?

@@kenjihorvath3163 Never had it before with my old ones. I asked and got my money back.

Check out the Focal Elegia. You will probably need to replace the wire as it is super stiff and doesn't relax over time but replacement cables are cheap.

I upgraded mine by adding the ifi go bar (£239) and a balanced 4.4mm TRRS cable from Oidio they sound amazing.

@@MiaMidol Awesome i'm glad you're enjoying it. I don't use mine with a DAC/AMP. I'm sure that would improve the sound.

Yeah I haven’t been too happy when I’ve switched brands. I do have a decent set of Focals but I still prefer my HD6XX’s more

To be honest I didn’t notice much of a difference in temperature but every room is different. Thanks for the comment!!

Yeah thankfully it only happened once on a non-paid shoot so I only missed a few shots. After that one instant I did have to double check every time I shot cause I would get paranoid.

eh..... You can go onto flickr and find sample images from this particular lens easily. Also tamron's website itself will have sample images from the lens. The conversion of pictures into a video being compressed and played on youtube won't do it justice.

For bike riding i would imagine this tripod is way too big and heavy. I like tripod head that comes with this tripod and it is removable if you can attach it to the peak design tripod head. A solid head that doesn't sag is pretty key for tripods. A long time ago i spent $100 on a really heavy duty tripod head and it has never failed me.

Hard to do a fair comparison between closed back and open back headphones.

Hi, yes definitely, thanks bringing that to my attention. Thanks mark

Thanks for your thoughts!!

Nope I showed in the video exactly how I place it

Yes it will completely block the airflow. Not meant as a permanent solution.

Thanks. I hope you enjoy them!!

So I can’t give you any official safety tips but I wouldn’t imagine it would be dangerous. However you need to keep in mind that using something like this completely blocks the vent thus making it useless for its purpose of regulating temperature. I built mine so I could temporarily silence my vents while recording something, not as a permanent thing.

Yeah it is annoying how Bluetooth essentially creates a market for replacing perfectly good headphones every few years. Look at the Apple Watch!! Instead of buying a single watch that lasts for 20 years you need to upgrade your watch every few years to keep getting updates and new features. I’m still rocking the same solar powered Citizen watch for 15 years and it still works great.

Depends on your use case but thanks for your opinion.

There is a part of me that feels the same but the noise cancelling aspect on airplanes is very helpful

@@poutineitup9510 I guess your are right...!!🤔

@@skccharan I mean it is just one of those things I pay attention to and know that I’m dropping $400 on a Bluetooth pair of headphones and it is paying for noise canceling for 3-5 years.

@@kenjihorvath3163 👍

Thanks for your thoughts. Idk if the cushions will last 20 years but the drivers, head band, and other parts may. The ones that lasted that long were a different pair but I do stand behind sennheiser. The hd598’s are super solid and sound terrific. At some point they made hd598’s that were closed backed but idk if you can still find them. I have the open backed version.

I’ve never used their HD 400s. So far the headphones I’ve used of theirs are solid. I hope you enjoy the Hd569s.

I ended up getting the Beyer 770s over the HD569, found the 770s to have better soundstage and clarity, the 569s sounded muddy in the mids for me.

@@rgrant thanks for sharing. The hd569’s being closed back would not be as good as the hd570’s. I still thought they were good and don’t regret the decision.

@@rgrant the beyer’s were appealing but does it have a removable cable? I think that was why I never went with them

@@poutineitup9510 No the 770s don't, I am buying them for desk use only in at work so they are permanently attached so there is no risk of the cable being yanked about. I did buy some 700 Pro's last year for home use, and while I love the sound they are no where near as comfortable as the 770s which are lighter.

Thanks for your opinion. Maybe try breaking them in and see how they sound after that.

I view wired headphones as a long term purchase so I don’t mind spending the extra. I’m surprised they were only $20. I think I spent around $80 for my old pair.

@poutineitup9510 niiice, yeah i bought mine from London Drugs small tech department lol.

@@SuperKnuckels I don't even recall where I got my first pair of sennheisers. It was some audio fidelity store that probably no longer exists.

Thanks so much :)

@@poutineitup9510 im probably one of the few people more excited about another portal coming out instead of another half life lol

@@johanburger4454 both are great games. I don’t have VR so I can’t plane the Alex game

@@poutineitup9510 yeah amped for that. To be fair i don't think they know what to do further with half life.

@@johanburger4454 you may be right about that. I would just reboot it with a different map and slightly different take on the story

Good solution :)

Thanks so much!!

Thanks for the kind words. Let me know how much you like the hd660’s

I am very glad that I helped you out. Take care.

Thanks for the kinds words!!

I haven’t gotten back to making the follow up yet.