Yes, there is difference even between same price range headphones, you would know that if you ever went to audition headphones, unless you are deaf. Pretty much every headphone has different sound signature due to differences in design. You are welcome to google frequency graps for different headphones to get your proof.

proof please. video review / in-depth comparison, etc

This post was edited by JohnMiller92 on Feb 11 2018 02:53pm

Oh wow the cluelessness and sitting in front of a pc

Crymore clueless johnqqmiller

What kind of proof you will get from video review? In-depth comparison? Any one can say what ever they want on video. Go find some professional measurements and they are not just some ones opinions but actually something that matters, what the cans can actually produce and what not.

Because there are knowledgeable and trustworthy reviewers online? I'm not here to try to prove your point for you, that's your job.

You have already and continuously prove you are obtuse

This post was edited by yupitsmeh on Feb 11 2018 03:02pm

Yeah, I'm really obtuse when i'm being open minded and willingly ready to read/information regarding the point about $150 vs $500 sound differences. I'm just asking for a cite/ in-depth review about the differences, and if the price difference is worth it. Since you guys claim high almighty that mahhh "$600 headphones" are sooo worth it!

its because we know which headphones in price ranges, not just any headphones, proving you are obtuse every post

Well as you are so clueless you cannot even use google, here you have 2 headphones that both sell for 200$ and clearly have different sound signature, and yes you will hear the difference as well. Go study some audion physics and you will have a clue next time.

oh lawd