Sennheiser HD58X Jubilee vs HD600 - sound comparison

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@@IOIO6 He's Austrian

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@@russkilde just another word for German which language does he speak?

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Austro Bavarian

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I think the snowman is adding alittle bit of warmth to the sound.

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I think it would do the opposite ... no?

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@@kvn864 LED ... not much warmth, but I don't want to kill your joke 😉

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[@althewicked]

A comparison between the HD58X and the HD6xx, HD650 and the HD660s would complete and maybe answer this Sennheiser HD... debate for the most out there because your recording technique is just brilliant!

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[@dillacorn_linux]

There is nothing to conclude you're still going to want to buy all of them!

[@thechef5531]

Check my post at the top of the page. All subjective though

[@JDS_im]

A debate isn't needed, the general opinion of people who have tried all of them is unanimous. The HD 660 S sounds the best overall, without compromise. Of course they are also the most expensive, so the value per dollar is still a personal consideration. But if you want the best, and don't mind spending a bit more, it's a no brainer to go for the 660 S.

[@LokiOdinson]

@@JDS_im WTF you talking about!? 660s r dumping shit with shity HD700 driver. No clarity, no clear mids, harsh highs and bad THD! HD600/650 is unbeatable, with flat FR +-3bd. 660s has bigger beep hole in the mid and wobbling midbass. That why sennheiser try to sell all HD700 drivers with good old chassis.

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[@totizedger]

@@LordGeyBoi I think Clavinetjunkie's sound demos has better sound quality on the recordings than Zeos and he talks more about the actual product which is much more helpful. I do like listening to Zeos rants and reactions when reviewing headphones and other stuff but that's mostly for pure entertainment purposes.

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[@BadMonkeyFinger_Audio]

This kind of comparison is invaluable to consumers, especially the way you have done it here. It's amazing how clearly one can hear the differences between these headphones using this technique, even through my old and inexpensive CambridgeSoundworks computer speakers. There's definitely more 'meat on the bones' with the HD58X, but the 600s seem to have more air/ breathy/ lighter feel by comparison. I think preference would be largely a matter of taste, and musical preferences (it seems like the 58X handled jazz a bit better, whereas the 600s handled acoustic guitar and vocals better/ more clearly/ with more air). Great video!

[@DesertRosePro]

Jubilee sounds more fun, more mid bass and lower treble, but damn the HD600 gets freakishly close to the original recording. I'm more convinced then ever the HD600s are truly reference. Awesome recording quality too, I'm wearing DT880s and kept thinking I was wearing my HD600s.

[@benis9965]

the 600 and 650, and 6xx too are all reference af, but the 58x still has it's charm, depends on taste i guess

[@camelCased]

That's strange, according to the AFR curve, 58X should have more true-to-life bass because it reaches lower.

[@pliedtka]

Have the DT800-600 with extra damping in front of drivers to reduce the Beyer treble, but after hearing HD600, my preference is more towards Sennheiser for easy listening. Thought for picking things in the mix DT880 are very useful. Now with moded 58X to get rid off the low mids-upper bass and lift treble (muddiness and vail) I decided to keep it, thought I wish they have better resolution and transparency.

[@automachinehead]

@@benis9965 6xx sucks

[@benis9965]

@@automachinehead tell me why at least

[@cupalloyd6448]

I'm loving these sound comparisons. I hope you can also put all those different types of music genres on your future comparisons. I really want to hear how it sounds in different genres. Thanks for your effort!

[@Juanixtec]

HD58x has better tonal balance, HD600 has better resolution and high-frequency representation.

[@nessuno1641]

That's a great great video and an high level comparisation. Thank you so much for the effort you put in every video, this one in particular was a masterpiece. Love it

[@GREGBT69]

I like your vids. You have the best accurate testing I found among other guys. Good work bro👍🏿👋🏿

[@gato90909]

Out of all the youtube channels I have watched where they perform similar sound tests, you have the cleanest and most accurate demos. Thank you for providing high-quality audio for this!

[@StrangerInParadise58]

Excellent sound demo comparison! This has been the most enlightening review/comparison on these two great model headphones. Thanks for sharing!

[@chillstep4life]

Amazing review very detailed and descriptive and straight to the point. I appreciate the side by side sound comparison. Excellent!

[@seroni17]

The audio recording method you use sounds absolutely amazing and sounds so good.

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This dude is so cool. Love the straightforward presentation and the reviews. Awesome work.

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[@Lkingdome]

you made again, great job man, i always wanted to know which were the differences between these 2, but never had a chance to listen to any of them, thanx a lot Oluv, i really like what you do.

[@SunsetPunk]

I just bought these because of your wonderful reviews ☺️ Thank you!

[@albert3316]

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[@spam.0319]

By far, this was the most useful comparison video I've seen yet, brilliantly done, thank you

[@mattkeener77]

This is fantastic. I would love to see this type of comparison with all the 600 series Sennheisers. The differences are so subtle. This would be a great way to really see what makes each mode special. Thanks for posting this!

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Very nice review! Love your method with the binaural thing! Coming from Zeos's channel and it's a pleasure to have multiple reviewers for more reviews, more points of views and more content! Keep the good work!

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The 58X's are available currently on massdrop. Just ordered a set.

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[@lifegoeson1007]

Great way comparing, just what I was looking for, thank you

[@Quacker_Gaming]

LOVE this review/sound test! Helped me decide between the 2. I'm primarily only using these for gaming/music on my pc and already own a nice closed back headset. For my tastes the 58x has a much warmer fuller rich sound that I was hoping for. The 6xx are great for more vocal heavy/critical listening but considering the 58x are about $60 cheaper atm and are only 150ohm so I won't need to spend as much money on a dac/amp to power them properly, they take the cake for me.

[@imabeliever85]

I really enjoyed the sound comparison. I have both headphones and love them both. I use the HD 58X with my tablet and the HD 600 is connected to my tube amp. The 600 is my favorite headphone, the 58X sounds very close to it and plays louder on my iPad than the 600 does. I actually took the HD58X along on a vacation because I knew it was sensitive enough to play out of my phone

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[@thomaswachter7782]

I love your videos. The differences were easily heard. I listened on the HD598 SE.

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I' m watching all your videos, one by one, and I've just decided that you are the best reviewer in this kind of stuff. thank you for your job and....ciao, from Italy.

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Keep up the great work, you are doing an excellent job of sound testing. Please do more with other headphones, comparing them to original recordings. They will make you very successful.

[@JoaoMartins-or6pq]

As usual, great video! It would be great to see a review of the Hifiman HE4XX now

[@HaimPeretz]

Thank you for the review, please add list of the test songs

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[@jonathanr2830]

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[@valendis]

Damn I'm so glad I found your channel, it is a brillant comparison, now I want a HD58X...

[@SaultiBalldeip]

Mine should be arriving next week, excited!

[@jingboxian]

I have to say, fantastic sound capturing by the duo microphones on your ears. When you put down the headphone on desk, i feel it happening at exact position on my desk. Truely amazing!

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[@carljohnson7268]

Top work I rebought a set of soundcore q30 after sending them back to much bass then seen your comparison with with sonys flagships and purchased another pair with ur eq settings were great thanks so much carl

[@smokesgtp]

Absolutely fantastic review. Bravo!

[@FrameCapturer]

Great review! Thank you!

[@Seifmaher]

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Amazing review!

[@TupperdudeYT]

Great comparison. Awesome equipment you got there with the binaural audio!

[@sully1296]

Fantastic video, sound and comparison. I purchased the HD580 Precision in 1997 and never felt a need to upgrade. I improved the sound by adding the HD600 grills based on recommendations from enthusiasts on Head-Fi. Recently purchased the HD6XX and enjoy them, however that full sound with better bass is missing in my opinion. The HD5XX is an instant buy, currently available on Drop. It is amazing that today I can buy two Sennheiser headphones from Drop for nearly the price I paid for the HD580 Precision in 1997.

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[@LaidbackSounds]

Very pleasant review man

[@kandiys]

I spent months trying to choose between the hd58x, 6xx and 600. This is the only review that did help me decide.

[@h.hristov]

8:12 The vocals on the HD600 are soooo smooth and pleasant to listen to here

[@NguyenQuan-gn5kf]

what is this song, plz ?

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[@videobrains]

I came across this as I'm contemplating between a massdrop HD58x and a HD6xx. This is the most ingenious youtube headphone review I've ever seen. I'd like to know more about your test rig.

[@ftlaud911]

Wonderful review. I would say the best I have seen so far comparing the models. Amazing job!! Clicked the sub button. Just ordered the 58X as my first real headphones. Looking at amps now so I can get the whole experience. Taking my time so I can choose wisely. Hopefully I didn't just open Pandora's box. Ignorance is bliss

[@Snuffflux]

This video is a little old now but I just wanted to say your channel had the most helpful series of videos when choosing which headphones to buy as my first pair of audiophile headphones, which were a used HD58X. Thank you so much for your all your work, all of your videos on the HD6XX as well as other budget audiophile headphones were extremely informative and well presented, easily the most transparent of any channel I watched while researching this topic.

[@LongusDongus03]

I sure love sitting here with me HD58X's on while listening to the songs this man is playing via hisHD58X's on that microphone.

[@Lkingdome]

you made it again, now i'm watching the video with my HD 58X, thanks again, it's a real guilty pleasure, blow my wallet off with your recommendations. Regards from Colombia!

[@mgsee]

I only came across your channel today - after your 'soundclash' video vs, Z Review, etc... appeared in my KZbin suggested lisiting, I hope you continue what you are doing as I really like how you are trying to give listeners as faithful an impression as possible of the equipment you review. My main headphones for the last few years has been the HD600, but after watching this video I am tempted to downgrade (in price at leasst) to the HD58X as it does sound more natural and the bass response will make some of the music I listen to more enjoyable Keep up the good work! Thank you.

[@bamboelaa]

really nice review! keep it up!

[@trufnk]

Great video as usual, any way to get your playlist?

[@Badr-2360]

listening to this review on my HD600. the HD58x actually sounds a bit warmer and has better bass.

[@MrKerozinn]

loving my 2019 version HD 600.

[@noseonscent1935]

Beautiful comparison! Bravo

[@gullibleskeptic3237]

the hd58x is really nice. the added subbass makes me choose it over the hd600. and vocals still sound amazing. i like to eq the upper treble by a few db to make them slightly more airy. i ordered a second pair aswell.

[@user-23590]

They are more alike than different, i still prefer silver driver 650 or 6XX over both. 58X bass a bit too much to me, 600 are too light. Nobody is right or wrong though, they all are great.

[@bradbeck6158]

Yep its just personal tastes!

[@TehCreyze]

Do you own the 6XX? I am currently debating which headphones to buy and would love a pair that is somewhere in between the 600 (too light) and the 58X (too much bass).

[@user-23590]

@@TehCreyze Yeah, i think 6XXs are the best iteration of HD6** series, they are a little bit different than the latest 650s, you can find some measurements on superbestaudiofriends. They are like 650s with KISS mod IIRC, much closer to the 600s, but with better bass.

[@TehCreyze]

Awesome! Thanks a lot :)

[@randysalsman6992]

@@TehCreyze with the 58x you can always just take off the metal mesh covering the outside of the drivers and remove the foam inside. Doing that will make it sound that much closer to the HD 660s. This is because they are using the same driver. kzbin.info/www/bejne/sHu4fWatqr5nhZo

[@anthonymestres8325]

I can finally understand the differences, thank you for this comparison

[@arnog9959]

Using DT880 to listen to your recordings. Your sound quality is amazing.

[@pliedtka]

Have the 880, comfy yes, but I like Sennheiser sound more. He has very cool recording/measurements system 👍

[@ChrisBessy]

@@pliedtka i had the dt770 ... then dt 880 600ohm .... and when I receive my hd600, the beyer stay in a box now .... lol

[@DeltaModelX]

i love how you actually compared it with audio instead of being like: oh yea here's a sound graph lets look at it for 12 hours you earned yourself a sub from the audio comparison alone

[@sketchysunday]

Hi there! I quite enjoy the effect your mic has while listening with my headphones, I actually had to remove them from my head to make my laptop speakers were still muted! I'm also wondering what tracks are you using to test in this review? Great video!

[@dennishunter5552]

The best reviewer of headphones on KZbin in my humble opinion. Come on, i have never seen a demonstration like this. You deserve all the credit my brother. 👌🏾👌🏾

[@ostnismo]

hello what is a good amp/dac for this taking in mind im a beginner and just ordered the HD 58X

[@morbidesque]

Excellent camera. great presentation.

[@davidjohn0505]

Great review. Definitely the HD 58x are definitely a great sounding headphones

[@mogensen84]

Great review! 👏

[@larrydunn4626]

thank you for the excellent comparison. Your method of going from A, to B, to Original is very effective. (though I might suggest when you switch, make sure if there are vocals in A, there are also vocals in B and Original. It doesn't help much to go from vocals to not vocals when switching back and forth.) . I have always been slightly dissatisfied with the tonal balance of the HD600, even after all these 25 years, with modest amplification. I have wondered if there might be cans with almost as much reveal in the midrange, but with slightly more base, and slightly less energy from 2k - 5k. Perhaps if I had tubed amplification? Though 10 years ago I did have a Portaphile $300 amp that didn't correct that issue. I prefer not to equalize... I guess I'm old school purist. . Re the 2k - 5k range, there are certain sounds which sound irritating in the 600... for example, the hand clapping in a live performance, or most especially, as I've found on multitudes of recordings, the sound of a drum stick being struck on the rim of the drum in keeping with the beat. That THWACK, THWACK, THWACK of the drumstick being struck sounds up at the front of the band and too loud, also a little irritating. . Regarding the bass area of the 600, I find the bass is there and very clean, and I can hear it if I think about it, but there is something lacking where I don't feel like tapping my foot. I think I would prefer less clean, but more sound pressure to make my foot tap. . I am ordering the 58x, and will be selling my HD600s on ebay. May not be completely what I want, but thanks to your review, I know it is at least closer.

[@mikafoxx2717]

What did you think of them?

[@fhowland]

The HD600 sounds more open and airy in the high end. More pleasing to my ears overall.

[@truth-uncensored2426]

yep, and for most sounds he played it was also the most faithful to the source even in relation to bass tonality and impact.

[@DennisSchmitz]

Also noticed that the H600 sounds kinda narrow. The HD58X seems to be closer to the original in terms of stereo imaging and of course nicer frequency response. Sounds great.

[@DennisSchmitz]

So sad about your DT250. Had to get a replacement as well. Really happy about it. But will probably get the HD58X as well. Am really happy with my old Sennheiser HD25, too

[@DennisSchmitz]

lol, using Equalizer APO here as well (with Peace frontend)

[@oluvsgadgets]

Didn’t even know Peace, must take a look

[@DennisSchmitz]

Makes it so much easier to work with.

[@SuperJuvent]

Hd600 need a lot of power

[@04yellowjacket]

Great review. And I agree with your evaluation.

[@damelos4039]

I have the HD58X from Massdrop. Sounds like I made the correct choice. I will be using it for mastering and mixing along with my monitors. Great review. No hype, just good stuff. Thank you!

[@FeliJimenez03]

what do you think about them now? they still good for mixing and mastering? im about to buy them but i dont know if its going to be a good purchase

[@KeithN87]

Its kinda difficult to tell when switching at breaks

[@kamikaze00007]

I don't know why this channel doesn't have more subs and likes. This is the only channel I've watched that does reviews for headphones which includes actually letting US HEAR what the headphones ACTUALLY SOUND LIKE. All other channels I've watched are just people saying "this and that is different" without any actual audible proof viewers could easily understand. On a different topic, could you do a review and comparison on the Beyerdynamic DT 770 PRO 80 Ohms compared to the DT 880 with open-back/sound leak comparison? It's an old model and is closed-back vs semi-open but I was wondering just how different the two of the most referred headphones (referred to me by other people) are.

[@alexandermayakovsky6550]

Excellent test presentation!

[@robinraff1486]

the thing with the AMP is that when your Phone has its own Output Impedance combined that with the Impedance of the HD600 (300Ohm) will change over the frequency range. At some Frequency`s the Cans (Drivers) will end up not getting enough juice. The iPhone 6 has pretty typical power output for a portable: Driving 15 ohms: 45 mW Driving 30 ohms: 25 mW Driving 300 ohms: 3 mW These HD600s are 300ish ohms with sensitivity around 97 dB/mW. The iPhone manages 3 mW for a load like this, so we're looking at maybe 101 dB max. Weak sauce, particularly since that's the loudest possible volume and the average volume for most recordings (that aren't Metallica) will be quite a lot lower. (If you raise the average levels with a maxed-out amp, the peaks won't get any louder, but they will clip and distort.) Compare Oppo's PM3: that one does 101 dB/mW with impedance around 30 ohms. With 25 mW from the iPhone, we end up at 115 dB; much more potent. You'd need 63 mW at 300 ohms (about 25 times as much power) to get the same volume from the HD600. There's another benefit to low output impedance: better bass control. Speakers tend to get sloppy and distort at frequencies near their resonance peaks (where the enclosure amplifies sound energy instead of damping it). That manifests as a muddy, definition-smothering bass hump. The best way to prevent this distortion (assuming you want to; some people actually like it) is with electrical damping, the ability of the amp to electrically resist unwanted movement (much like it's hard to spin a motor if you've shorted the power terminals). To keep bass distortion and frequency response changes inaudible, the amp's impedance needs to be, if not zero, at least 8 times less than the headphone impedance (the various iPhones tend to be 5-10 ohms). I hope that covers a few (why AMP?) questions. :)

[@Artem_Shepelev]

So 600's have sensitivity 97 dB/mW, but with output of 3 mW will only get to 101 dB max (and not three times more), why? I am not very good at this subject and don't really understand physics, so it would be nice if you could explain that

[@furiosarana1857]

@@Artem_Shepelev it is quite complicated math as there are multiple scales, voltage(volts), sound pressure(dB), power(watts) and perceived loudness. The relation between them is different sometimes linear or exponential or logarithmic. Honestly don't try to understand it as you will forget it the next time you need it. Use tools like digizoid's headphone power calculator(Google it) to get a rough idea. If you want to know more check out nwavguy's blog that also explains the output/input impedance situation ( also better that OP).

[@furiosarana1857]

Also an addition to amps. Most amps aren't "power limited" directly but voltage limited or current limited (only truly power limited into one impedance at which they are both voltage and current limited). (Low impedance) low sensitivity headphones need lots of current (and little voltage) and high impedance (high sensitivity) headphones need lots of voltage ( and little current) to get X dB of output. That is why high impedance headphones usually only need an amp that is loud enough (voltage limited) and low sensitivity headphones might be loud enough theoretically (enough voltage) but the amp (of a smartphone for example) isn't able to deliver the current and the sound gets coloured (bass usually gets muddy).

[@furiosarana1857]

@@Artem_Shepelev TL:DR about output impedance: (input) impedance of headphones is not the same at every frequency. Ratio between output impedance of amp and input impedance of headphone determines volume (and more). Rule of thumb for most headphones is input impedance > 8x output impedance and the effect of changing ratio is within 1db (not noticeable)

[@robinraff1486]

furiosarana that’s a Perfect explanation! Jea i did use some help from Google to get these Numbers it’s Not 100% i think but you will get the idea. Jea dont dig in to deep it’s rough to understand 😂👍🏻

[@mackhomie6]

what would you guys recommend for music that is very treble heavy? I listen almost exclusively to flamenco guitar. the guitars themselves are designed to be loud, punchy, with little sustain (warmth?) and the music has a ton of passages on the high strings. would I want headphones to bring out the little bass that is there, or headphones to highlight the trebles that are so present in the music?

[@automachinehead]

can never go wrong with senns

[@metal571]

Nice that you can actually hear the differences in treble resolution the 600 has over the 58X when demoed like this. Dammit, I need to get an EARS now. A lot of people will probably go for the 58X for the warmer bass and less shouty mids, but I don't see why you couldn't just equalize up the 600's bass a little, since it sounded cleaner when I compared these regardless of quantity. But if you don't have an amp...yeah 58X makes sense. Would be nice to see 6XX added to this mix as well.

[@metal571]

@D Master when you actually try it yourself to EQ the 58X, it becomes more clear that it's a resolution problem in the treble than just tuning in my experience. The bass is cleaner in the HD 600 to start with, even though it has less extension. So actually I'm not totally sure how the two would end up after "flattening" the bass on both to the same level. Maybe Oluv can try equalizing headphones and re-recording them with similar looking responses...that would be really interesting. Anyway...no, I don't know of an Android parametric EQ. Let me know if you find one cause I haven't found a solution that problem of equalizing on a phone yet myself either

[@Minon157]

@D Master If you have Viper4Android you can create a DDC for these parameters (works like a parametric EQ)

[@spronkey]

It's around the 8:40 mark that you can hear the difference most clearly IMO, but owning both these cans I'm not sure it's really a lack of resolution in the 58XJ as it is an emphasis on the 600. It could be a combination of both, but if you compare the 600 to the 650/6XX you hear a very similar effect. I think what D Master is saying is that the 600 is a little bass shy, and any attempt to EQ it up on the 600 is going to cause more issues than EQing it down on the 58X. I would love to hear both equalized to similar response level - that would be very interesting indeed.

[@spronkey]

I also love the high mid/treble presentation of the 600, moreso than the 58X or 650. But it's the only headphone of the three I find lacking after switching back to it from the others - mainly because it just doesn't have the low end and lower mids, and it just sounds thin after listening to the other two for a while. Psychoacoustics will compensate for that after a short while, but I really wish for the bass presentation of the 58X with the mids treble of the 600.

[@spronkey]

Also on the resolution aspect - compare 6:11 to 6:30 - with the frequency range in this song both headphones sound very similar in resolution.

[@larsandersen9134]

When reading all these comments I am surprised how different we perceive audio. I love it! :)

[@Nessal83]

I was set on the 6XX until I ran across this video. For the type of music, I think the 58X will suit me better. Thank you!

[@LesonDeson]

Your measurement process is the best I've seen on youtube thank you for the content!

[@matteopiccioni196]

Great, could you provide a link to the original tracks you used here in the test?thx

[@freeq333]

Hello Oluv realy nice job! Some people think that removal foam from grill in HD58X changes the sound of headphones and others think that it does not change anything. Is there a chance to check it by you? I personally think that every interference in the driver it reflects on the sound quality. What do you say?

[@papa.alfredo]

sound difference is almost none! both sound great ! Thank you for your videos!

[@teeaymusik9811]

Yes they do sound great. But the 600 has way more details/top end

[@philipsimbajon]

Can we be friends? I can't stop listening to your reviews! - Honest, straightforward, immersive, and great song choices! Keep up the great work!