I don't see why not. its a small little unit you could easily carry to different parts of the house, no power brick, really well built and it worked seamlessly out of windows for me.

well if you buy a reliable car with good performance it could end up not being the ideal car for you but dont worry you will still love it vs going everywhere on foot ;)

A decent dac amp sould noticeably improve mostly the technical performance of those hd600(which btw are said to be notorious for scaling very well when paired to a better amp) and if you notice a difference from different devices you have that indicates that you should benefit a lot from a proper amp.

Also dac is what generates the analog signal from the digital stream aka turns 1s and zeros into an analog signal and a better one should hep you avoid all the usually terrible built in circuitry so when you have the sub 10 bucks apple dongle available that should be the minimun requirement for you.

I'd say get a decent dac amp or a stack or an apple dongle with an amp connected (i got the very cheap topping dx1 (100$ dac amp that could totally drive the hd600) recently and i am very happy with my purchase- sound improved noticeably).

When you buy new headphones your brain is always used to the old ones and it always takes a week or so to adjust.Usually we always find a headphones tonality weird at first, even if its a super neutral one like the 560s.

And coming from the really bassy xm4s, that could be a weird process.

I would advise you against returning the hd560s... give them a couple of weeks of frequent listening to get to you.

I can actually tell you that the hd 560s have really linear bass and are the pair of headphones I own that have the most sub bass (disregarding iems). You will probably end up liking their bass and their overall superior linear fr and technicalities if you give them a chance.

And if you never get used tho their bass, then 70% of all audiophile headphones just got off your potential buy list....

turning the lights low really lets you focus more. its a usefull technique when listening to musing, when doing things in bed or both...no bt fr turning the lights low or off and even closing your eyes really helps your brain build the sounds around you

is that a 45 db bass boost lol???.

No that is by no means ideal.... thats an equal loudness curve and its not a headphone target.... its got nothing to do with one....

is that a 45 db bass boost lol???.

No that is by no means ideal.... thats an equal loudness curve and its not a headphone target.... its got nothing to do with one....