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Question: Is this the straight or coiled cable model?
Document: Sound quality is good. Treble maybe a bit too colorful. Beats got nothing on these as far as sound quality goes. My main problem with these is the cable. It is too microphonic. Every time the cable touches anything its like doing a mic check. Very annoying. Contacted Beyerdynamic to see if they can replace the cable for the coiled one or exchage the headphones for the cc version they wouldn't do it. Basically if you dont like it, tough luck, we cant help you.
They come with a 1/4" adapter which I use when listening via my Audinst HUD-mx1 dac/amp. They also come with an airline adapter which I haven't had a chance to test out yet.CONCLUSION:Overall, I highly recommend you give these a shot. Other than a few very small quibbles with the cable, I can't imagine a portable headphone doing as much as right as the 1350s manage to do.
The cable is also microphonic, producing a tone when brushed against that is similar to the initial attack of a drum. At low volumes, this microphonic sound can obscure fast rhythms since the DT1350 doesn't really exaggerate in that band.The KRK 6400 has a similar cable and a more balanced, equally-extended sound. It doesn't come anywhere close to this kind of detail retrieval, though. Nowhere near as taught.
It's a small issue, but worth mentioning, I think. The cable itself is rather thin, but I don't think durability will be an issue with normal use. Unfortunately, you can hear some noise on occasion when the cord rubs against clothing or bumps into something, but it's minimal and hasn't been annoying enough to cause any real issues during normal use.COMFORT:I've never tried an on-ear headphone that didn't hurt my ears. The 1350s are no exception.
(probably does not affect most people). The BD also has two bits of cable popping up at the top of each can and this may be abit of an unnecessary protrusion for travellers (apt to snag on something) but no big deal.The Sound ! :Here's the tricky bit. Overall, the AT sounds a warmer, distinctly mellower, more easy going, laid back headphone with a clearly wider soundstage - more in the direction of say HE-6 or any big sounding phone.
Cards on the table straight away, I enjoy ultra high resolution downloads of 24/96 and way above. So if you're  in the market for something to listen to even lossless files on your ipod, then these are not for you. The reason is the low sensitivity,  you simply won't get enough volume to power them correctly.
Delivery was fast! Product was what I expected it to be, turned out to be the latest facelift model as shown on the beyerdynamic website. Bass is truly bottomless if worn properly for a sealed fit. 80 ohm impedance easily driven with my samsung galaxy phone, should work fine for any portable device with 3.5mm headphone jack. Haven't found any flaws with it so far. Would highly recommend this to anyone especially since the price has dropped significantly since it was released years ago.
while walking. Also, the inside of the case that is included is designed so that everything fits in place, which brings me to the con of putting back the cables.
which is a plus point. The bass also does not drown out other sounds that comes out from the music you play, so you can clearly hear other details of the song. These are not the typical bass headphones that you would get from other mainstream phones such as the damn bits (miss-spelled purposely for a good reason).Don't judge headphones incorrectly! Quality of headphones are not judged based on how loud the bass of the phones can produce!
very good quality and fair price! Love it! This the latest version of dt1350, better than the previous version but remains the same price!
Answer: Straight.  Coiled version has cc in the model #, I believe.