Its a great upgrade after using Sundara for a long time. Sundara is a great headphone but it lacks strong bass unfortunately. So after searching for planar magnetics with strong bass I ended up with HE6se V2 and decided to try it. I am so glad I did. This headphone is like a F1 Race car that is limited not to pass 90kms/hr.
To break that limit it needs an EQ. First I used it with my SMSL M500 MKIII Dac/Amp and I was disappointed. Then I bought Singxer SA1 headphone Amp to boost its performance. The sound level increased like 30-35 percent but it was still a bit bright with the heights and lacking bass. Then I decided to try EQ and installed Peace and select Bass Boost. OMG ! It got rid of that slight bright heights and added the bass I was looking for all that time. It started to sound just I was expecting it to sound right out of the box. Also the sound is more clean and clear and detailed than Sundara. Its just amazing!
So basically to get the phenomenal sound from this headphone:
1.Just EQ it with your current Dac/Amp. If the sound and bass is loud enough for you, you may get away paying an extra money for a new Amp.
2.After EQ if you think the bass is still lacking or the sound is at max but still not loud enough!
Then you need to look for an good amp something like Topping D90 or Singxer SA1 etc.. ( I am using Singxer SA1 with volume knob always fixed at around %85-90 and from computer at %50-60 usually. When I want louder I go %70-80 from computer but never passed %90.(without jumper mod which makes SA1 even louder). If you have the budget you can go for higher Amp of course but not necessary if you ask me. ( I saw a lot of positive comments in forums about Soloist 3X with HE6se ). If you don't have the budged there are some people saying they get very good performance with some cheap speaker amps but never tried so I cant comment on that.
About the Headband Mode ( Do You Need it?)
If you find clamping force is not enough and top of your head starts to hurt after half an hour or less then the answer is YES (which was my case).If you are fine with default headband congrats you just saved some money. There are different headband mods for this headphone across the web but I think Hifiman Hybrid headband is one of the best and it is very simple also (Its taking 3-4 min to change them). Search for Hifimen hybrid headband ( which is Sundara headband ironically :) The trick here is you need to use the original 4 screws that is coming with HE6se not the ones which are coming with Hifimen hybrid headband !
About the Grill Mode ( Do You Need it?)
Some people say it increases sound stage a bit because it is more open but honestly It is very minimal difference and very difficult to notice. There are lots of grill mods again. But I bought mines from arcticcables because they are CNC cut and they look and fit much better. ( For dust filter I bought 2xpack 120mm dust filter Ultra-fine Mesh for computer from Amazon. I cut and glued them they looked fabulous. The trick here is just don't use too much glue only edges and a bit in the middle otherwise they look terrible)
DOES IT WORTH THAT MUCH HASSLE FOR THIS HEADPHONE?
DEFINITELY YES !!!
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| Brand | HiFiMAN |
| Colour | midnight blue |
| Ear placement | Over Ear |
| Form factor | Over Ear |
| Noise control | None |
| Headphone jack | 6.35mm, 4-pin XLR |
| Model name | V2 |
| Connectivity technology | Wired |
| Special feature | Great-sounding |
| Included components | Cable |
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- Featuring HIFIMAN's prorietary planar magnetic technology, the HE6se V2 is a no-compromise headphone that delivers a transparent and completely natural rendition of the most complex recordings.
- The HE6se V2 is hungry for power, so it is important to pair ot with an amplifer that feeds it substantial ourput, 2 watt per channel or more.
- All-new Headband and 3.5mm connectors: lighter and more adjustable for maximum confirt, even after hours of listening; angled at 10 degrees to reduce pressure, ensuring a long-lasting link between the headphone and the cable.
- Premium Stock Cable: Supplied with a Crystalling Copper and Crystalline Silver cable for optimal signal transmission with near-zero signal loss.
- Comfortable Earpads: For unmatched comfort over long listening sessions, the HE6se V2 includes HIFIMAN's prorietary Focuspad with memory foam surrounded by pleather and soft velour outer layers that gently envelope the ear.
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| connectivity tech | Wired | Wired | Wired | Wired | Wired | Wired |
| headphones form factor | Over Ear | Over Ear | Over Ear | Over Ear | Over Ear | Over Ear |
| connector type | 3.5mm Jack | 3.5mm Jack, 1/4-inch | 3.5mm Jack | 3.5mm Jack | XLR | 3.5mm Jack |
| noise control | — | active noise cancellation | sound isolation | sound isolation | — | — |
| headphones jack | 6.35mm, 4-pin XLR | 3.5 mm Jack | 3.5 mm Jack | 3,5 millimeters (6,35 Adapter enthalten) | 3.5 mm Jack | 3.5 mm Jack |
| cable feature | Retractable | Retractable | Detachable | Retractable | Detachable | Detachable |
| material | Copper | Copper,Metal,Plastic | Memory Foam | Leather | Metal, Wood | Metal, Wood |
| model name | V2 | AFFHFNARYA | Edition XS+Travel Case | HE400se | HE1000 Stealth Version | Arya Organic |
| frequency range | 20 Hz - 20,000 Hz | 20 Hz - 20,000 Hz | 20 Hz - 20,000 Hz | 15Hz-50kHz | — | 8Hz-65kHz |
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Frequency response:8Hz - 65KHz
Impedance: 50 Ohms
Sensitivity: 83.5dB
Weight: 470g (16.58 oz)
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- Product Dimensions : 30.99 x 26.92 x 17.53 cm; 470 g
- Date First Available : 18 Dec. 2020
- Manufacturer : HiFiMan
- ASIN : B081B4SCNP
- Item model number : HE6se V2
- Country of origin : China
- Guaranteed software updates until : unknown
- Best Sellers Rank: 6,814 in In-Ear Headphones
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5 out of 5 stars
Exceptional Bass Performance ! (But You Need Some EQ to get it!)
Its a great upgrade after using Sundara for a long time. Sundara is a great headphone but it lacks strong bass unfortunately. So after searching for planar magnetics with strong bass I ended up with HE6se V2 and decided to try it. I am so glad I did. This headphone is like a F1 Race car that is limited not to pass 90kms/hr.To break that limit it needs an EQ. First I used it with my SMSL M500 MKIII Dac/Amp and I was disappointed. Then I bought Singxer SA1 headphone Amp to boost its performance. The sound level increased like 30-35 percent but it was still a bit bright with the heights and lacking bass. Then I decided to try EQ and installed Peace and select Bass Boost. OMG ! It got rid of that slight bright heights and added the bass I was looking for all that time. It started to sound just I was expecting it to sound right out of the box. Also the sound is more clean and clear and detailed than Sundara. Its just amazing!So basically to get the phenomenal sound from this headphone:1.Just EQ it with your current Dac/Amp. If the sound and bass is loud enough for you, you may get away paying an extra money for a new Amp.2.After EQ if you think the bass is still lacking or the sound is at max but still not loud enough!Then you need to look for an good amp something like Topping D90 or Singxer SA1 etc.. ( I am using Singxer SA1 with volume knob always fixed at around %85-90 and from computer at %50-60 usually. When I want louder I go %70-80 from computer but never passed %90.(without jumper mod which makes SA1 even louder). If you have the budget you can go for higher Amp of course but not necessary if you ask me. ( I saw a lot of positive comments in forums about Soloist 3X with HE6se ). If you don't have the budged there are some people saying they get very good performance with some cheap speaker amps but never tried so I cant comment on that.About the Headband Mode ( Do You Need it?)If you find clamping force is not enough and top of your head starts to hurt after half an hour or less then the answer is YES (which was my case).If you are fine with default headband congrats you just saved some money. There are different headband mods for this headphone across the web but I think Hifiman Hybrid headband is one of the best and it is very simple also (Its taking 3-4 min to change them). Search for Hifimen hybrid headband ( which is Sundara headband ironically :) The trick here is you need to use the original 4 screws that is coming with HE6se not the ones which are coming with Hifimen hybrid headband !About the Grill Mode ( Do You Need it?)Some people say it increases sound stage a bit because it is more open but honestly It is very minimal difference and very difficult to notice. There are lots of grill mods again. But I bought mines from arcticcables because they are CNC cut and they look and fit much better. ( For dust filter I bought 2xpack 120mm dust filter Ultra-fine Mesh for computer from Amazon. I cut and glued them they looked fabulous. The trick here is just don't use too much glue only edges and a bit in the middle otherwise they look terrible)DOES IT WORTH THAT MUCH HASSLE FOR THIS HEADPHONE?DEFINITELY YES !!!
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Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 6 January 2023
To break that limit it needs an EQ. First I used it with my SMSL M500 MKIII Dac/Amp and I was disappointed. Then I bought Singxer SA1 headphone Amp to boost its performance. The sound level increased like 30-35 percent but it was still a bit bright with the heights and lacking bass. Then I decided to try EQ and installed Peace and select Bass Boost. OMG ! It got rid of that slight bright heights and added the bass I was looking for all that time. It started to sound just I was expecting it to sound right out of the box. Also the sound is more clean and clear and detailed than Sundara. Its just amazing!
So basically to get the phenomenal sound from this headphone:
1.Just EQ it with your current Dac/Amp. If the sound and bass is loud enough for you, you may get away paying an extra money for a new Amp.
2.After EQ if you think the bass is still lacking or the sound is at max but still not loud enough!
Then you need to look for an good amp something like Topping D90 or Singxer SA1 etc.. ( I am using Singxer SA1 with volume knob always fixed at around %85-90 and from computer at %50-60 usually. When I want louder I go %70-80 from computer but never passed %90.(without jumper mod which makes SA1 even louder). If you have the budget you can go for higher Amp of course but not necessary if you ask me. ( I saw a lot of positive comments in forums about Soloist 3X with HE6se ). If you don't have the budged there are some people saying they get very good performance with some cheap speaker amps but never tried so I cant comment on that.
About the Headband Mode ( Do You Need it?)
If you find clamping force is not enough and top of your head starts to hurt after half an hour or less then the answer is YES (which was my case).If you are fine with default headband congrats you just saved some money. There are different headband mods for this headphone across the web but I think Hifiman Hybrid headband is one of the best and it is very simple also (Its taking 3-4 min to change them). Search for Hifimen hybrid headband ( which is Sundara headband ironically :) The trick here is you need to use the original 4 screws that is coming with HE6se not the ones which are coming with Hifimen hybrid headband !
About the Grill Mode ( Do You Need it?)
Some people say it increases sound stage a bit because it is more open but honestly It is very minimal difference and very difficult to notice. There are lots of grill mods again. But I bought mines from arcticcables because they are CNC cut and they look and fit much better. ( For dust filter I bought 2xpack 120mm dust filter Ultra-fine Mesh for computer from Amazon. I cut and glued them they looked fabulous. The trick here is just don't use too much glue only edges and a bit in the middle otherwise they look terrible)
DOES IT WORTH THAT MUCH HASSLE FOR THIS HEADPHONE?
DEFINITELY YES !!!
5.0 out of 5 stars
Exceptional Bass Performance ! (But You Need Some EQ to get it!)
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 6 January 2023
Its a great upgrade after using Sundara for a long time. Sundara is a great headphone but it lacks strong bass unfortunately. So after searching for planar magnetics with strong bass I ended up with HE6se V2 and decided to try it. I am so glad I did. This headphone is like a F1 Race car that is limited not to pass 90kms/hr.Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 6 January 2023
To break that limit it needs an EQ. First I used it with my SMSL M500 MKIII Dac/Amp and I was disappointed. Then I bought Singxer SA1 headphone Amp to boost its performance. The sound level increased like 30-35 percent but it was still a bit bright with the heights and lacking bass. Then I decided to try EQ and installed Peace and select Bass Boost. OMG ! It got rid of that slight bright heights and added the bass I was looking for all that time. It started to sound just I was expecting it to sound right out of the box. Also the sound is more clean and clear and detailed than Sundara. Its just amazing!
So basically to get the phenomenal sound from this headphone:
1.Just EQ it with your current Dac/Amp. If the sound and bass is loud enough for you, you may get away paying an extra money for a new Amp.
2.After EQ if you think the bass is still lacking or the sound is at max but still not loud enough!
Then you need to look for an good amp something like Topping D90 or Singxer SA1 etc.. ( I am using Singxer SA1 with volume knob always fixed at around %85-90 and from computer at %50-60 usually. When I want louder I go %70-80 from computer but never passed %90.(without jumper mod which makes SA1 even louder). If you have the budget you can go for higher Amp of course but not necessary if you ask me. ( I saw a lot of positive comments in forums about Soloist 3X with HE6se ). If you don't have the budged there are some people saying they get very good performance with some cheap speaker amps but never tried so I cant comment on that.
About the Headband Mode ( Do You Need it?)
If you find clamping force is not enough and top of your head starts to hurt after half an hour or less then the answer is YES (which was my case).If you are fine with default headband congrats you just saved some money. There are different headband mods for this headphone across the web but I think Hifiman Hybrid headband is one of the best and it is very simple also (Its taking 3-4 min to change them). Search for Hifimen hybrid headband ( which is Sundara headband ironically :) The trick here is you need to use the original 4 screws that is coming with HE6se not the ones which are coming with Hifimen hybrid headband !
About the Grill Mode ( Do You Need it?)
Some people say it increases sound stage a bit because it is more open but honestly It is very minimal difference and very difficult to notice. There are lots of grill mods again. But I bought mines from arcticcables because they are CNC cut and they look and fit much better. ( For dust filter I bought 2xpack 120mm dust filter Ultra-fine Mesh for computer from Amazon. I cut and glued them they looked fabulous. The trick here is just don't use too much glue only edges and a bit in the middle otherwise they look terrible)
DOES IT WORTH THAT MUCH HASSLE FOR THIS HEADPHONE?
DEFINITELY YES !!!
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Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 11 July 2024
Absolute bargain. Great headphones. Beats your Beats and Apples etc effortlessly.
One caveat though- they are relatively insensitive so you do need a bit of power to drive them properly. Not great to plug into your phone
One caveat though- they are relatively insensitive so you do need a bit of power to drive them properly. Not great to plug into your phone
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 17 February 2024
It sounds good straight out of the box, but with a simple EQ (using an Oratory1990 preset within Peace UI on windows) this thing really improves and sounds excellent.
But I'm not keeping it because the earpads are very comfortable. The openings are too small (and I have small ears). I can't wear these for very long.
They do need a lot of power to sound their best. But there's an abundance of high powered amps for low prices on the market now.
For sound these punch well above their price point. For comfort they punch well below.
But I'm not keeping it because the earpads are very comfortable. The openings are too small (and I have small ears). I can't wear these for very long.
They do need a lot of power to sound their best. But there's an abundance of high powered amps for low prices on the market now.
For sound these punch well above their price point. For comfort they punch well below.
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 24 June 2024
Make sure you have a sufficiently powerful amp and there is no headphone under £1000 that comes even slightly close to this headphone. The next nearest is the HE1000 Stealth and then the Susvara.
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 4 November 2022
This is a wonderful headphone and it is very hard to do better within this budget, if not impossible, if the objective is to acquire a HiFi headphone. It is fully open, needs a lot of power (more later) and probably won't withstand much abuse, so definitely do not buy this before considering all these elements before.
I personally do not care much of perceived built quality or cables, so I have no problem with what I got in the box. Also easthetics do not matter to me but do consider that these will never be head turners.
Basically you should just buy them for their sound, which for me is the only considerartion aside with comfort, which also matter to some extent.
And the sound does not disappoint. Bright and detailed, they remind me a lot the Sennheiser HD800 with less soundstage and much better bass that you can hear and feel, while with the HD800 forget about feeling it: those were designed for Classical music and therefore don't expect a good reproduction of frequencies under 80 Hz. With that said, it is a flattering comparison for the HE6SE at less than 1/3 of the Sennheiser price!
I prefer by some margin the Arya SE, but those cost more than twice the price and I am not sure if they reproduce more details.
And, last but not least, power requirements. In my opinion there is a lot of misinformation in the internet around this topic. While I am not debating that these are the most power-hungry headphones money can buy, I think it is completely misleading to say you need a speaker amplifier (with adapter) to properly run these, or a 2k£ headphone amplifier. I have used initially a modestly price but powerful Topping A30 Pro to run these and I got a great sound around 80 to 90% of the volume. Like others I wondered what I was missing, so I bought an Hifiman EF400 amplifier/DAC, which is reported to run them well. And I couldn't tell the difference from the A30 Pro. If anything, the bass on the A30 Pro is slightly better. So overall I found some talks about power requirements to be just misinformation. Just keep in mind that they won't be driven well by any amplifier (like the Arya SE), but you do not need to spend a fortune to run them properly. No esotheric tube amps with pre-WWII tubes, no speaker amps required.
I personally do not care much of perceived built quality or cables, so I have no problem with what I got in the box. Also easthetics do not matter to me but do consider that these will never be head turners.
Basically you should just buy them for their sound, which for me is the only considerartion aside with comfort, which also matter to some extent.
And the sound does not disappoint. Bright and detailed, they remind me a lot the Sennheiser HD800 with less soundstage and much better bass that you can hear and feel, while with the HD800 forget about feeling it: those were designed for Classical music and therefore don't expect a good reproduction of frequencies under 80 Hz. With that said, it is a flattering comparison for the HE6SE at less than 1/3 of the Sennheiser price!
I prefer by some margin the Arya SE, but those cost more than twice the price and I am not sure if they reproduce more details.
And, last but not least, power requirements. In my opinion there is a lot of misinformation in the internet around this topic. While I am not debating that these are the most power-hungry headphones money can buy, I think it is completely misleading to say you need a speaker amplifier (with adapter) to properly run these, or a 2k£ headphone amplifier. I have used initially a modestly price but powerful Topping A30 Pro to run these and I got a great sound around 80 to 90% of the volume. Like others I wondered what I was missing, so I bought an Hifiman EF400 amplifier/DAC, which is reported to run them well. And I couldn't tell the difference from the A30 Pro. If anything, the bass on the A30 Pro is slightly better. So overall I found some talks about power requirements to be just misinformation. Just keep in mind that they won't be driven well by any amplifier (like the Arya SE), but you do not need to spend a fortune to run them properly. No esotheric tube amps with pre-WWII tubes, no speaker amps required.
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Claudio
5.0 out of 5 stars
Spettacolari
Reviewed in Italy on 9 September 2024
Tra le migliori hifiman con un rappoarto qualità prezzo pazzesco, occhio però : si possono sentire anche senza ampli dedicato, però non sono le stesse cuffie. Ci vuole tanta corrente per farle suonare come devono
Max
5.0 out of 5 stars
Capable du meilleur
Reviewed in France on 23 June 2024
Ce casque est exceptionnel ! Il a tout : un grave très lisible qui descend bas et, surtout, avec de l’impact, un medium présent et articulé juste comme il faut, un niveau d’aigu parfait, sans la remontée systématique et pénible des autres Hifiman, un équilibre global vraiment excellent, un côté vivant et chantant, et une image sonore réaliste, sans être particulièrement grandiose.
Il est capable du meilleur si bien alimenté. Mais c’est là tout le problème : comment l’alimenter correctement ! Il ne s’agit pas juste de puissance, le HE6SEv2 est totalement transparent donc la « personnalité » de l’ampli ressortira très clairement. Il gagne aussi en naturel en mettant des grilles plus ouvertes.
A part ça, je trouve son confort assez mauvais car trop lourd pour ce bandeau. Mais là aussi, il existe des moyens de le rendre beaucoup plus confortable (j’ai trouvé mon bonheur sur eBay).
Chez Hifiman j’ai eu aussi l’Ananda Nano (très punchy, très vivant mais aussi très sec donc vite fatigant), l’Arya Organic (magnifique medium mais globalement trop rond, je m’ennuyais) et le HE1000 v2 Stealth (très bon dans l’ensemble, mais cette fameuse remontée dans l’aigu vient saboter ses qualités).
Donc si vous recherchez un casque polyvalent de très haute qualité sans vous ruiner et que vous êtes disposé à tâtonner pour trouver le bon ampli, alors le HE6SEv2 pourrait bien être votre casque ultime. En tout cas il l’est pour moi.
Il est capable du meilleur si bien alimenté. Mais c’est là tout le problème : comment l’alimenter correctement ! Il ne s’agit pas juste de puissance, le HE6SEv2 est totalement transparent donc la « personnalité » de l’ampli ressortira très clairement. Il gagne aussi en naturel en mettant des grilles plus ouvertes.
A part ça, je trouve son confort assez mauvais car trop lourd pour ce bandeau. Mais là aussi, il existe des moyens de le rendre beaucoup plus confortable (j’ai trouvé mon bonheur sur eBay).
Chez Hifiman j’ai eu aussi l’Ananda Nano (très punchy, très vivant mais aussi très sec donc vite fatigant), l’Arya Organic (magnifique medium mais globalement trop rond, je m’ennuyais) et le HE1000 v2 Stealth (très bon dans l’ensemble, mais cette fameuse remontée dans l’aigu vient saboter ses qualités).
Donc si vous recherchez un casque polyvalent de très haute qualité sans vous ruiner et que vous êtes disposé à tâtonner pour trouver le bon ampli, alors le HE6SEv2 pourrait bien être votre casque ultime. En tout cas il l’est pour moi.
Amazon Kunde
5.0 out of 5 stars
Hoch befriedigend/Legendenstatus zurecht
Reviewed in Germany on 19 January 2024
Fazit nach einer Woche Nutzung: es ist zwar kein Wow-Gefühl im Vergleich zu Sundara (was bei Sundara der Fall war - zuvor Deva Pro genutzt und reihenweise einiges bis 200€ gründlich untersucht - Sennheiser, Beyerdynamic, Audiotechnica etc.) aber deutlicher Mehrwert (mehr Auflösung, Dynamik, Breite, Sättigung).
Fazit nach einem Monat: wenn sich die Ohren an den reichen Sound gewöhnt haben, wollen sie sich mit nichts Einfacherem zufrieden geben.
Zwischenbemerkung: die oft zurecht vorgebrachte Kritik am He6se v2 bezüglich des billigen Kopfbandes ist richtig gesehen ein Vorteil. Genau deswegen bekommt man einen Highend-Kopfhörer zum Preis eines mittelmäßigen Kopfhörers (natürlich mitbedingt durch die Tatsache der Schwierigkeit des Antreibens. Wie weiter unten ausgeführt, entweder einen guten DAC amp (bereits der billige Douk P1 ist gut genug) mit einem gewöhnlichen Vollverstärker über Lautsprecher-Ausgang anschließen oder SMSL AO300 kaufen - auch über Lautsprecher-Ausgang).
Unbedingt notwendig ist ein ausreichend starker Verstärker. Der Kopfhörerausgang an durchschnittlichem Vollverstärker reicht nicht aus (schon gar nicht Vorverstärker oder Endgerät ohne Verstärker). Ich habe den Kopfhörer an Lautsprecher-Ausgang eines Vollverstärkers angeschlossen (passende Kabel selbst zubereiten oder Anschlussbox von Hifiman kaufen für 100€ - es gibt allerdings Stimmen, die halten den Sound über die Box als nicht befriedigend).
Der Kopfhörerverstärker von Hifiman ef400 ist mir nicht ausreichend stark für he6se v2. Nur als Vorverstärker/DAC zu empfehlen. Ob er mehr liefert (als DAC) als der billige douk P1 z.B. ist die Frage. Ohne ganz genau hinzuhören erstmal kein Unterschied (Nachtrag: auch beim genaueren Hinhören liefert ef400 als DAC keinen besseren Ton. Scheint sinnlose Investition zu sein).
SMSL AO300 liefert über Lautsprecher-Ausgang genug Schubkraft und klingt ausgezeichnet (SMSL AO200 dagegen überzeugt gar nicht), ist relativ klein und somit mobil.
Zu empfehlen ist ein EQ. Ganz gut mit guten Presets für he6se V2 ist der Peace EQ. Störende Anteile einfach herunterregeln - und den perfekten Sound finden. Ein Tipp für noch besseren Sound: die Hörer so am Kopf platzieren, dass sie den Kopf nicht berühren (z.B. Luftkissen zwischen den Bügel beidseitig klemmen) - das Raumgefühl ist noch besser, Bässe sind satter.
Fazit nach einem Monat: wenn sich die Ohren an den reichen Sound gewöhnt haben, wollen sie sich mit nichts Einfacherem zufrieden geben.
Zwischenbemerkung: die oft zurecht vorgebrachte Kritik am He6se v2 bezüglich des billigen Kopfbandes ist richtig gesehen ein Vorteil. Genau deswegen bekommt man einen Highend-Kopfhörer zum Preis eines mittelmäßigen Kopfhörers (natürlich mitbedingt durch die Tatsache der Schwierigkeit des Antreibens. Wie weiter unten ausgeführt, entweder einen guten DAC amp (bereits der billige Douk P1 ist gut genug) mit einem gewöhnlichen Vollverstärker über Lautsprecher-Ausgang anschließen oder SMSL AO300 kaufen - auch über Lautsprecher-Ausgang).
Unbedingt notwendig ist ein ausreichend starker Verstärker. Der Kopfhörerausgang an durchschnittlichem Vollverstärker reicht nicht aus (schon gar nicht Vorverstärker oder Endgerät ohne Verstärker). Ich habe den Kopfhörer an Lautsprecher-Ausgang eines Vollverstärkers angeschlossen (passende Kabel selbst zubereiten oder Anschlussbox von Hifiman kaufen für 100€ - es gibt allerdings Stimmen, die halten den Sound über die Box als nicht befriedigend).
Der Kopfhörerverstärker von Hifiman ef400 ist mir nicht ausreichend stark für he6se v2. Nur als Vorverstärker/DAC zu empfehlen. Ob er mehr liefert (als DAC) als der billige douk P1 z.B. ist die Frage. Ohne ganz genau hinzuhören erstmal kein Unterschied (Nachtrag: auch beim genaueren Hinhören liefert ef400 als DAC keinen besseren Ton. Scheint sinnlose Investition zu sein).
SMSL AO300 liefert über Lautsprecher-Ausgang genug Schubkraft und klingt ausgezeichnet (SMSL AO200 dagegen überzeugt gar nicht), ist relativ klein und somit mobil.
Zu empfehlen ist ein EQ. Ganz gut mit guten Presets für he6se V2 ist der Peace EQ. Störende Anteile einfach herunterregeln - und den perfekten Sound finden. Ein Tipp für noch besseren Sound: die Hörer so am Kopf platzieren, dass sie den Kopf nicht berühren (z.B. Luftkissen zwischen den Bügel beidseitig klemmen) - das Raumgefühl ist noch besser, Bässe sind satter.
jody vanbesien
5.0 out of 5 stars
Best of the whole hifiman line (except the susvara)
Reviewed in Belgium on 13 December 2023
Owned both HE1000 stealth and HE1000SE which are amazing headphones, but this one the HE6seV2 there is something magical about this headphone, especially when listening to metal. Meaty organic mids, best bass and most detail retrival of all the hifimans I have owned or tried without anything sounding harsh. Extremely transparent sound, lifelike vibes. I wouldn't be surprised that this is actually a (mini) susvara with a bit smaller soundstage.
It needs a beefy amp though, even the strongest dongle won't be able to run this beast.
Recommended to run it from a speaker amp or something like a Topping A30 pro.
It needs a beefy amp though, even the strongest dongle won't be able to run this beast.
Recommended to run it from a speaker amp or something like a Topping A30 pro.
BOGDANG
5.0 out of 5 stars
musisz mieć odpwiednio mocny wzmacniacz aby wydobyć ich magię
Reviewed in Poland on 5 August 2023
słuchawki są dziwne, mają w pewnym sensie magię, ale potrzebują dużo prądu, u mnie Hifiman EF400 odkrył ich możliwości i polecam posłuchać ich na dobrym sprzęcie. Niestety ze mną nie pozostały na dłużej postanowiłem zmienić na HE 1000,



















