EPTIf anyone knows anything about good WIRELESS headphones I'd be very appreciative, as I have not purchased a single wireless model to date. I was thinking of getting these iLuvs in futureshab but I decided not to since I have the, " oh fuck i spent 230 $ on these headphones and now they're blown out because they suck balls and you can't use them at max volume", neurosis.
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ReaverDrop!
Canada81 Posts
If anyone knows anything about good WIRELESS headphones I'd be very appreciative, as I have not purchased a single wireless model to date. I was thinking of getting these iLuvs in futureshab but I decided not to since I have the, " oh fuck i spent 230 $ on these headphones and now they're blown out because they suck balls and you can't use them at max volume", neurosis. | ||
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smileyyy
Germany1816 Posts
I think one of the best Wireless nowadays are the Sennheiser RS 170 / 180 Review: http://www.headfonia.com/sennheiser-rs180/ Edit: Oh now I get it youre looking for IEMs hmm no Idea about them :D | ||
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Chef
10810 Posts
On November 29 2010 07:30 motus wrote: Does anyone own a Sennheiser HD 650? If so, how're you liking it? New headphones are kinda on the top of my Christmas list  They are comfortable, and I really like them. Just try not to get a big head when you buy them, like most people. With all new headphones I think you kind of have to stay away from sites like Head-fi and such, or you will experience buyers remorse from people who think they need a special amp, or people who think another headphone is better, or whatever.... Just get the phones you want and enjoy them. Otherwise you'll turn into one of those people who doesn't really remember what music is. | ||
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smileyyy
Germany1816 Posts
On November 29 2010 16:45 Chef wrote: They are comfortable, and I really like them. Just try not to get a big head when you buy them, like most people. With all new headphones I think you kind of have to stay away from sites like Head-fi and such, or you will experience buyers remorse from people who think they need a special amp, or people who think another headphone is better, or whatever.... Just get the phones you want and enjoy them. Otherwise you'll turn into one of those people who doesn't really remember what music is. Dont forget that you need an amp for these Headphones you really do. Unless you have a soundcard like the asus xonar essense stx. So if you get them for x-mas you will still have to spend min ~180$ for a dac/amp combo like the audinst mx-1 ^^. (Its the best device for its price) For the 650 They are great Headphones the difference with non-amp and amped is huge. :o There are dozens reviews of them and everyone agrees that theyre great. | ||
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decafchicken
United States19930 Posts
On November 29 2010 07:09 ieatkids5 wrote: see if you can find an akg k81dj for under $75. i heard they have really nice bass. Thanks i'll look into those. Cant go too wrong with AKG i suppose. Any other recs in the 50-75 price range? | ||
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Farkinator
United States283 Posts
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Blind
United States2528 Posts
I move my plug to the back and it works perfectly now. Thanks! | ||
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ieatkids5
United States4628 Posts
On November 30 2010 04:22 decafchicken wrote: Thanks i'll look into those. Cant go too wrong with AKG i suppose. Any other recs in the 50-75 price range? Hmm my friend has been using an Ultrasone (I forgot which one, it was around $170 new) for a year and a half, and he loves it. I remember him saying that he couldn't wear them for too long periods of time, but around 2 hours or so was fine. You could look into those. Check out some ATH and Beyerdynamics if you want too. I know the ATH-M50 is very very good, but it's out of your price range... | ||
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Genome852
United States979 Posts
I've been using really cheap headphones forever. I bought a $50 Skullcandy set a year ago which was really mediocre, and the wire snapped in half after a VERY light tug. Also had the Razer Baracuddas before that, absolutely awful. My game awareness in CS / CSS actually went down after using them, and the sound quality was terrible. | ||
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iLLusive
United States274 Posts
P.S Only reason I'm limiting myself to these options is due to fact I have few hundred dollars in Dell account so I can only choose from options at http://accessories.us.dell.com/sna/category.aspx?c=us&category_id=7315&cs=19&l=en&s=dhs&~ck=anav&sort=-price | ||
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JSH
United States4109 Posts
Got my Yuin PK2 in the mail couple days ago and my Sony MDR-7506 today ![[image loading]](http://topicstock-tech.pantip.com/tech/gadget/topicstock/2009/05/TM2756243/TM2756243-1.jpg) ![[image loading]](http://www.sonymdr7506.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/02/sonymdr7506.jpg) Oh wow I love them both The Yuin looks like one of those free earbuds you get from airplanes but they sound so good Great clarity especially in the midrange, which my JVC HA-RX900 lacked in They have punchy controlled bass which I find plenty, although some people say they lack in bass However, I find it is kind of muddied in the lower midrange listening to some lower piano songs Pop music is so much fun to listen to on these things Not as accurate and clean as the Sony MDR-7506 I think but gives a warm coloration that makes music fun to listen to :> And the Sony MDR-7506 Really crisp and clean everywhere Great detail in everything I hear :> Less bass, which is what I prefer My other can was pretty bass heavy Still I think it has plenty of punchy bass Need to listen to it some more~ Oh and also, it folds up really nicely Ugh... I think I picked up a really expensive hobby... Need to stop buying haha I'm satisfied with what I have right now so~ | ||
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ieatkids5
United States4628 Posts
On December 06 2010 08:45 JSH wrote: Ugh... I think I picked up a really expensive hobby... Need to stop buying haha I'm satisfied with what I have right now so~ Haha I feel you. I'm satisfied with my headphones and IEMs now, but reading these threads and checking stuff out on amazon or looking at deals/coupons really pushes my temptations to buy more. Soon, I'll break and buy something~ | ||
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JSH
United States4109 Posts
On December 06 2010 08:57 ieatkids5 wrote: Haha I feel you. I'm satisfied with my headphones and IEMs now, but reading these threads and checking stuff out on amazon or looking at deals/coupons really pushes my temptations to buy more. Soon, I'll break and buy something~ Haha, I need more money~ Kind of wanted the ATH M50 but it was kind of expensive But I find it really cool that each headphone has different sound signatures and I want to try them all :> I did get my MDR-7506 at a discount price at Guitar Center, because the pad had a little rip on it and I asked if I could get a discount  10% off~ Cost the same as I would have bought it online lol | ||
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Demi9OD
United States56 Posts
On November 13 2010 12:50 Fyodor wrote: I'd recommend the Audio-GD Sparrow. Wasn't a fan of the first uDAC. Don't think it would well with the DT990 either. I ended up getting a Asus Xonar Essence STX to replace my X-Fi Music, instead of a dedicated DAC/Amp. I really like the Dolby Headphone setting for FPS gaming and movies, and have been having fun doing op-amp swapping to find my perfect audio signature for music. So far the OPA op-amps have been my favorites, OP2137 at the moment. I have tried 49720NA, LT1358 and LT1057, and OPA2137. | ||
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Blisse
Canada3710 Posts
Only when you get very high up do you really need an amplifier. If you don't like how a headphone sound, it's either preference, or it's the amplifier. If you don't like the sound, it's your preferences. If it's really muddy sound on a good pair of headphones, it's the amplifier. Just a warning, get in hi-fi, find something you like, buy it, leave and never return. You'll be glad. So will your wallet. This is assuming we're not talking about Skullcandy, or Wesc, etc... and you're using high quality files on the headphones, not 60kbps for example. | ||
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Demi9OD
United States56 Posts
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Let it Raine
Canada1245 Posts
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Fyodor
Canada971 Posts
On December 06 2010 23:49 Let it Raine wrote: Hey guys, I've been using a pair of Astro a40's for a few years now since I've been a big console gamer up till I got in the SC2 beta. I was wondering what the "best" headphones out there are now a days and if they are worth the money to upgrade to. Thanks! The best headphones out there huh. I can name a few that are contending. Stax SR007 O2 Audez'e LCD2 Yamaha YH-1000 Sony R10 beyerdynamic T1 Sennheiser HD800 Sennheiser HE90 AKG K1000 Just the obvious super expensive or rare headphones. I can tell you they're all worth over $1000 but I can't tell you if they're worth it. Something you have to find out for yourself. | ||
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Fyodor
Canada971 Posts
On December 06 2010 09:22 Demi9OD wrote: I ended up getting a Asus Xonar Essence STX to replace my X-Fi Music, instead of a dedicated DAC/Amp. I really like the Dolby Headphone setting for FPS gaming and movies, and have been having fun doing op-amp swapping to find my perfect audio signature for music. So far the OPA op-amps have been my favorites, OP2137 at the moment. I have tried 49720NA, LT1358 and LT1057, and OPA2137. lol I think my Audio-GD came with an OP2137. It's pretty decent. When I finally let my discrete opamp burn in there was no turning back though. Talking about OPA Earth here. | ||
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zyglrox
United States1168 Posts
On November 28 2010 03:22 ScytheMan01 wrote: These were my last pair, and the biggest problem is the long cord [which my chair ruined] and the mic. The mic for me got broken on the catch or w/e keeps it in, so it would never stay in anymore. Just got a new pair of AKG K81DJ's and HOOOOLEEEE SHIIIIIIIIIIT these are so cool. I put them on and immediately can barely hear anything. I don't seem to feel the clamping that other people complain about, and the bass/lows on this are ridiculous. yea the chord is obnoxious, and my mic crapped out about a week ago =\ ordered some AD700s should be in tomorrow hopefully those are an improvement of some sort. | ||
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