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IEM: In ear monitor
Suggestion for amping: "0" denotes amp usually included/bundled "1" denotes amp not needed. "2" denotes amp recommended. "3" denotes amp required. Under $70 IEM/Earbud 1-JVC Marshmallow (FX33, 34) ($15) Bassy, recessed mids and highs. I love them with rock. Great value. Kramer mod helps these a lot. 1-Creative ep630 ($23) 1-JVC Air Cushion ($30) These sound similar to the marshmallows, but with better detail and no recessed mids/highs. 1-Sennheiser cx300 ($30) Lovely midrange, and very strong bass (although uncontrolled) Highs are the weakness of this phone. 1-Yuin pk3 ($39) 1-Jays j-jays ($50) 1-Shure e2c ($60) 1-Crossroads Mylarone x3i/xbi ($57 and $65) 1-Yuin pk2 ($69) 1-Etymotic er6 ($70) Very detailed. Good mids/highs. Slightly lacking the bass department 1-Ultimate Ears Super.Fi.3 ($70) 1-V-moda Vibe($70) Very muddy, not a lot of detail. no highs to speak off. 2-Altec Lansing im716 ($100) Currently on sale @buy.com for $49 Open Headphone 1-Koss KSC75/35 (Clip-on) ($13) Very good value. Some bass bloat, good mids and sparkly highs. 1-Sennheiser px100 ($33) 1-Koss Portapro ($35) 1-Sennheiser HD515 ($60) 1-Grado sr-60 ($69) Wonderful liquid mids! Amazing with guitars. Not harsh to me, but to some. Lacking in bass. Closed Headphone 1-Sennheiser HD201 ($22) 1-AKG k81dj ($54) Bassy dj headphone. Better with some damping. Good for rap and Hip-Hop $70 to $150 IEM/Earbud 1-Sony ex90 ($95) 1-Jays D-jays ($99) 1-Westone UM1 ($109) 1-Shure e3c ($119) 1-Super.Fi.5 Pro/EB ($130-$150) 2-Yuin pk1 ($139) 1-Sennheiser CX95 ($140) Open Headphone 1-Audio Technica ad500/700 ($100 and $130) 1-AKG 240S ($85) 1.5-Sennheiser hd555 ($95) Availalbe in 50 and 120 ohm versions. 1-Grado Sr80/sr125 ($95 and $149) 1-Alessandro MS-1 2-Goldring DR150 ($135) 2-Sennheiser hd580 ($160) Closed Headphone 1-Sony Mdr-v6 ($71) A very neutral headphone. Good mids, highs. No bass bloat IMO. 1-Sennheiser HD280 ($80) Extreme isolation in a closed Headphone. Slightly anemic bass. 1-Audio Technica a500/700 ($98 and $140) Very balanced overall sound. Good for rock and metal. Speedy, controlled bass. Cheap pleather pads. 1-Equation rp21/rp22x ($85-$90) Plenty of awesome bass. Slightly recessed mids, good highs 1-Audio Technica ES7 ($110) 2-Beyerdynamic DT770 PRO ($150) Bass monsters! Also a good gaming/movie watching 'phone. 1-Denon d1000 ($130) $150 to ~$200 IEM/Earbud 1-Shure e4c (~160) 1-Jays q-jays ($170) 1-Atrio M5/M8 ($180) 2-Etymotic ER4p ($180) Very detailed, awesome highs and Mids. Bass is lacking to some. Sound is wonderful with a Mini-box E amp (Bass boost) Open Headphone 2-Sennheiser hd595 ($180) Available in 50 and 120 ohm versions 1-Grado Sr225 ($180) 2-AKG k501 ($190) 3-Beyerdynamic DT880 PRO/2005 (~$200) Closed Headphone 2-Sennheiser HD25-II ($175) 1-Audio Technica a900 ($200) Massive soundstage, strong bass, and comfort are its strong points. Great for movies and jazz. Slight weakness in the low-midrange. Crappy pleather Pads. 2-Beyerdynamic Dt250 ($200) 2-AKG 271s ($185) $200 to $300 IEM/Earbud 0-Stax SR001/003 ($230) 1-Shure SE530PTH ($280) 1-Earpiece Livewires ($250 plus impressions) 1-Ultimate Ears Triple.Fi.10 ($299) 1-Westone UM2 ($299) Open Headphone 2-Sony Mdr-F1 ($240) 3-Sennheiser HD600 ($240) 2-Grado SR-325i ($249) Most aggressive Grado. Sharp metallic sound with fast attack + decay. Great pair for electric guitars. 3-Beyerdynamic dt990-2005 ($250) 3-AKG k701 ($250) Detailed phones with wide sound stage. Amp dependent for good bass. Often compared against HD650. 1-Ultrasone PROLine 2500 ($263) 2-Audio Technica ad1000 ($330) 2-Alessandro MS-2i ($299) Closed Headphone 2-Denon D2000 ($260) 2-Ultrasone PROLine 750 ($263) ?-Audio Technica ESW9 ($280) $300 to $500 2-Headphile Darth Beyer ($370 to Whatever you can imagine!) IEM/Earbud 2-APureSound Etymotic Er4p ?-Klipsch Image ($350) Open Headphone 3-Sennhesier HD650 ($325) Dark headphone with ample bass. Very amp/source dependent. A whole new level of awesome when balanced. 0-Stax SR303 ($350) 2-Sony SA5000 ($350) 2-Grado Hf-1 ($350 to $400) 0-Stax SR404 ($450) 2-Grado Rs2 ($495) Liquid mid-range and if used with flat pads, slammy bass. If 325i is too sharp, this is the 'phone to go for. 2-Audio Technica AD2000 ($499) 0-Sony Pfr-V1 ($499) Closed Headphone 3-Audio Technica w1000 ($399) 3-Denon D5000 ($559) More Than $500 IEM/Earbud Westone ES-2 Ultimate Ears UE-10 pro ($900 + Impressions) Ultimate Ears UE-11 Pro ($1,150 +Impressions) Sensaphonics 2X-S Open Headphone 2-Grado Rs1 ($695) 2-Alessandro MS-Pro ($699) 2-Grado GS1000 ($995) 2-Grado Hp-2 (~$1400) 3-Grado Ps-1 (~$1400) 0-Stax Omega 2 ($1850) Closed Headphone 3-Audio Technica w5000 ($699) Woody headphone which is known for troublesome fit and being picky about amplification. If used successfully - very worth the trouble. 3-JVC/Victor DX1000 ($889) 2-Ultrasone Edition 9 ($1,499) |
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^ You think that post is long enough?
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I bought a pair of over-ear Koss for 60$ that I love to bits. Sound bleeds out very easily on them though, so the person next to you will hear exactly what you're listening to. On the other hand, I bought a 30$ pair of Rocketfish for my PC yesterday; So far so good. They've even got this fancy "noise cancelling" technology, for 30$. Suck it Bose.
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i posted something that worth more then this entire thread
btw its not mine its from headfi.org |
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It can never be too long, which, btw, is totally what she said. |
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Join Date: Oct 2007
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Checked out the JVC Air Cushion and it's not what I'm looking for. What are some headphones similar to the ones that come stock on iPods?
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Those type of headphones allow a TON of bleeding (as in the sound leaks out badly), and I don't know many earbuds that are like those. But try and look into Shure, they're good at in ear monitors. To cmon_john: Yes you're a ****ing amazing person for posting the same exact thing I posted a few posts earlier. Essentially, I become an Einstein for today and you're my apprentice. Also, you didn't post anything that contributed to the thread that wasn't already stated. If people can have an "ONLY drug/gaming/religion thread", why can't you leave us alone with an "ONLY Headphone Thread"? You know ****.
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I got a pair of Bose on ear headphones for Christmas, Great headphones, Best headphones I've ever owned but they are pretty expensive, I think they were around $140.
of course my cat ripped up the cushions and I'm not sure if they are replicable or not. ![]() |
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Something that has a bit more emphasis on bass and mids than highs. I've only seen open Grados, but I've also only been looking at stuff under $120. |
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how good are the SkullCandy earphones?
and what's the best for around or under $100?
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ok im going to bump this thread cuz i ned new headphones. my budget is $40. I will mainly use the headphones with my Zoom G1 pedal. I will also use it for my ipod. I want nice highs, mids and bass.
I've been looking at a few: Sennheiser hd201 Philips shp2000/2500 roland rh-5 which one do u think is the best? any other suggestions?
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Join Date: Oct 2010
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I thought I'd just bump this thread instead of making a new one.
So I need new earbuds and are the House of Marley Jammin' earbuds any good? ![]() Are they worth getting or is it just because they have Marley's name on them?
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I hear they're pretty decent, although i've never actually tried them. |
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Sure I've been using Skullcandy for the past 2 years and they all break withing 6 months, so these ones will hopefully be better than Skullcandy
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So I have about 200 bucks to spend on something, and I was thinking about getting a new pair of Headphones, seeing as that earbuds damage your ears or something.
I want a pair of headphones that sound good and also look good. I'm not a huge audiophile so it doesn't matter if it doesnt have the best audio quality in the world. I've ruled out beats, because so many people use them and I hear that it's not worth the price. I'm currently thinking about getting one of these : SOL republic Tracks HD Also I want ON-ear headphones not OVER-ear ones. Any suggestions?
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I used to buy Bose headphones because they were considered high quality. I paid a $100 or so for them. Then after about six months, they got caught on something and only one side would work. I can't stand listening to music through only one side, so I went back to the store.
The sales person said that I had to put the wire under my shirt, so I did. But when I was taking my shirt off, the wire got snagged again and once again no sound in one side. I went back to the store and told them "Look if I pay a $100 for a pair of headphones, I expect that they can take a little bit of abuse and keep playing." He reassured me, so I bought a pair and about a month later, the same thing happened again. So one day I saw a pair of headphones at the Dollarama. I paid my $2 and the sound was not too bad. So in conclusion, because the wire tends to get "yanked out" over and over, you have to ask yourself an important question "Would I rather pay $100 or $2?" I think the answer is obvious. ron666 ![]() |
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