Need advice on earphones (2 Viewers)

[bongraider]

Superlux! They are OEM of a lot of brands. They are the best bang and boom for the money.

 

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[DAiDEViL]

You can never go wrong with Sennheiser.

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Is this more expensive than beats head phones?

talking about wasting money...

 

[Klin]

Yeeeyy, Daidevil agrees yeeeyyy!!

 

[DAiDEViL]

 

[ZoSo]

Got me some Sennheiser HD598s

nice

also philips she3590 are pretty great earphones for like $10-15

 

[Siamak]

I bought the Audio Technica sony mh750 headphones 2 hours ago for use in the gym and work

cheap and good Quality
share your opinion

 

[j0ker]

I bought the Audio Technica sony mh750 headphones 2 hours ago for use in the gym and work

cheap and good Quality
share your opinion

OMG !!!

Amazing headphones.

 

[Mohad]

 

[j0ker]

Share your opinion.

 

[ZoSo]

I highly recommend philips she3590

 

[Mohad]

Share your opinion.

You are the j0ker, you are better than that dammit!

 

[s4tch]

these are not earphones, but they get my recommendation:

they're called nad viso hp50, and they sound warm, dynamic, open (despite being some closed cans), very musical. also, you can drive those from almost any source, including phones, mp3 players, etc.

 

[Marty]

these are not earphones, but they get my recommendation:

they're called nad viso hp50, and they sound warm, dynamic, open (despite being some closed cans), very musical. also, you can drive those from almost any source, including phones, mp3 players, etc.

Damn those look expensive

 

[ZoSo]

these are pretty rad, have a pair

the colour is kind of strange, but it's the only choice. but you don't buy headphones to look at them so who cares

 

[s4tch]

@Marty those are not cheapo, but far from being too expensive. you can get one for around 250 euros i guess. high-end headphones cost 3-4000 dollars or more.
@ZoSo i've been eyeing those too, but open cans won't isolate too much, so i went for the closed hp50 instead. i dig the beige, btw

 

[ZoSo]

@Marty those are not cheapo, but far from being too expensive. you can get one for around 250 euros i guess. high-end headphones cost 3-4000 dollars or more.
@ZoSo i've been eyeing those too, but open cans won't isolate too much, so i went for the closed hp50 instead. i dig the beige, btw

Depends what you need them for really

 

[s4tch]

exactly. we have a 5 month old kid, so what i needed this time was near perfect isolation.

btw i've had these for around 5-6 years or so:

these are called goldring dr150, and these are basically some sennheiser inspired open cans. great sound for the price, very clear, transparent, neutral, awesome with female vocals. some call them a hidden gem, highly recommended if one can live with the cheap plastics used. but as they are open, they ended up in a box in the loft after the baby arrived.

 

[Marty]

Btw what would be the best way to stream wirelessly from Xbox One to headphones (I don't have any yet). It seems Xbox One only supports their own bluetooth headset.

Perhaps some RF headphones connected to my AV receiver? I have an Onkyo TX-SR875 receiver which is a few years old but it's pretty good.

 

[ZoSo]

exactly. we have a 5 month old kid, so what i needed this time was near perfect isolation.

btw i've had these for around 5-6 years or so:

these are called goldring dr150, and these are basically some sennheiser inspired open cans. great sound for the price, very clear, transparent, neutral, awesome with female vocals. some call them a hidden gem, highly recommended if one can live with the cheap plastics used. but as they are open, they ended up in a box in the loft after the baby arrived.

Grados and Shure are good too I hear (no pun intended)

 

[s4tch]

Grados and Shure are good too I hear (no pun intended)

try any pair of grados, man. you'll love them, guitars sound special with grados. they have a certain bite what's hard to find in any other brand in any price category.

i used a pair of shure srh440s before i bought that red nad, and for guitar playing, it was just about perfect. it's a good monitoring/studio/recording headphone, i could hear every single mistake i made. for general music listening, it was a bit cold and maybe too revealing though.