much as I love headphone listening I would be much comfier sat in my normal chair around 5-6m away from the gear.
Longer term I’m aiming at a set of Stax L700 and energiser which have their own suitable extender but until then I will run Sennheiser HD600’s to my Trilogy headphone amp.
I found a Grado extension cable which will probably be fine, but wondered if splicing two Sennheiser cables together would work? To my thinking it would keep a similar balance if add more impedance maybe?
You would need to get a custom one made, won’t be cheap for a good one. Customs cans is a good place to look, just got one their cables for me Meze 99 Classics as I wanted a proper 6.3mm Jack and not use an adapter also fancied a colour that matches the room I use them in.
I have a Stax L700 with Stax SRM006ts energiser
Bought a Stax extension cable (they do 2 lengths)
I cannot tell the difference in sound between using the extension and not using it so yes it’s a good thing if you need it
Suggest not to get a coiled version. Sort of thing that was popular in the 1970s. Whilst they coil up small, they also attempt to pull the cans off your head.
Update, Opted for a Grado prestige headphone extension cable.
I Can’t tell the diffference with or without so good result, v happy. Apparently QED do one, but always liked Grado headphones and have a Grado adapter that is good quality, which this matches.
CDX2 into Headline / SC into HD600 sounding glorious.
Paul
I made an extension cable 40+ years ago. Cost the equivalent of probably about around 20 quid today, and I think I still have it, it in a box of miscellaneous cables in the garage as I’ve had no need for sone years. I think it was 0.5mm2 three core mains cable, plus plug, and small plastic box with a pair of sockets (all 1/4” jack) from Maplin or Henrys. Sounded no different from without it. But that was in the day when cables made no difference…