1 more question I have been using the shure 97xe and like it I see a lot go with the m44-7 would I have a problem w/ the 97
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Hi, No, it should not be a problem - the 97 is more of an audiophile style / listening cartridge - while the 447 is often preferred by DJs .. but you would not have a problem with either cartridge. Please let me know if you have any other questions. Jennifer Millennium Worldwide
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l do not own the M50s... so l can´t answer your question... However, common sense tells me the PRO700MK2 should isolate better from the outside as they appear to exert a tighter pressure on your head than the M50 does. Also, take into account that the PRO700s are DJs HPs so l guess they must have been designed to provide more isolation than the M50s... Your choice!
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Yes, absolutely! It fits and works very well. The Shure M97xE is a perfect match for the early AR turntable with the original arm, many of which were fitted in the 1960's and 1970's with a Shure cartridge such as the V15. Please remember to oil the bearings in the AR for a smoother ride for the M97xE. I recommend cleaning the brass clips on the headshell wires with 0000 steel wool or replacing them altogether for better signal transfer. Good luck. Enjoy.
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I guess you mean M-80 vs M-100. M-80 has more of a overall balanced sound signature, perfect for almost everything, be it classical music or dub step. M-100 is more bass heavy and has been deemed more suitable for similar music, although people who have already dished out $300 for the M-100 would disagree.I own M80 and I've listened to M-100. I would recommend M-80 but for around $90 if you are vigilant and keep an eye out for "As New" on Amazon Warehouse Deals. That's where I found mine two years back, literally brand new for $113.
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l do not own the M50s... so l cant answer your question... However, common sense tells me the PRO700MK2 should isolate better from the outside as they appear to exert a tighter pressure on your head than the M50 does. Also, take into account that the PRO700s are DJs HPs so l guess they must have been designed to provide more isolation than the M50s... Your choice!
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I don't have this experience. I only fly planes. But as it is 7channels, I don't think you gonna have any issue. Those 7010 are remarkable.
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Jerry, I have the ATH-M30 and ATH-M45. Both excellent headphones. I also use them to play my guitar through. I have played pretty loud without an break up or clipping, and they still sound great. Any speaker or headphone can be damaged if you push too many watts through the coil. The M30 handles the bass end very well, with clarity. Turning the volume and bass to extreme levels might damage the headset. It is difficult to know at what level there will be damage, until you get there. Good luck. They do sound good through a Strat, don't they!
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I purchased SHURE M44-7 for 45 records and it's a world of difference...For LP's i've been using audio technica AT440ML.. I also use the spin clean record washing system, it's alot cheaper than the other cleaners on the market and does a fantastic job.....
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Hi mate I had this pair to and they were ok but leaked sound and the Bass was not as effective as the xb920 The XB920 have more punch to the Bass unlike the XB700s
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What mic are you using to sing with this amp, looking to upgrade mic to a Sennheiser e945 Supercardioid Dynamic , is that too much for this amp?I will mostly sing with band but sometimes other venue plug my ukelele in too.
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I did a Google search for "h7 k7 m7 shure" and turned up a Yahoo article that referenced this on the Shure site: http://shure.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/3392 ... when I purchased mine, I was thinking that I shouldn't get multiple sets in the same bands, but seeing that article, I'm glad my city isn't listed. There is also a frequency finder link on that page as well.
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I would go by the picture description but if you want beat i would go with phantom Soundz i owned a 15in l7 and now I'm with phantom Soundz and they take 2000+ rms and they are the same price best sub I've owned
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If you have the extra $200 bucks to spare for the SVS give it a shot, try it out, they have a customer satisfaction trial return window if it doesn't feel right to you return it. I have not heard the SVS pb so I can't compare. I have an SVS tube with amp. It is quality sound but not too room filling. I added this Klipsch 12 HG and wow what a difference. Hands down it has more room filling bass for my movies. You can spend a lot of money for promised quality or you can spend the right amount for the delivered quality your looking for. I started with one SVS sub and over time have gone for two subs (Klipsch 12HG) and that is an awesome set up. FYI- I have two Klipsch subs in my game room also, for the price, it's a great deal. Enjoy!
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I bought the Shure SE530 and have been using the Shure 5E and the newer Shure 530 are much better sounding!
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You could get by with a cheaper model. If it was me I'd buy the Behringer MDX 4600. That one is a 4 channel that is good if you run subs independent of your mains. My gate is built into my Behringer x32 pa. But as I understand out board gates they run from your pa main out into the gate and from the gate to your speakers. That allows the gate to clamp down on any noise prior to hitting your speakers.There are a tone of videos I'd bet on YouTube that can teach you how to set up the gate to work the way you need it to based on what music you are playing.
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It is better, I also have the iBasso DX90 which I like even more, smaller, lighter, better controls, clarity dynamics are fantastics, tight low end great sub base, check the review here "http://headfonics.com/2014/07/the-dx90-by-ibasso/". but if you prefer the Fiio X5 you can not go wrong with it also very good, I have both of them but prefer the DX90. Must have a good had phone or IEM to really hear the good sound.
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hmm....I think you'll be okay, but I can't say for shure (LOL sorry). I put off getting this thing for the same reason. I use mine with a U87 and i was really worried that it would sag or eventually give out. It has NOT! It's works like a dream. I even got the special piece that you screw into the wall or the desk, but I have not had to use it. I'm just using it with the desk attachment that comes with the unit. The U87 as you may know is a really large, heavy mic. I don't think it weighs 4lbs. however. I'd say give it a try. You can always return it. I have not found any better solution and I've looked quite a bit. hmm....I think you'll be okay, but I can't say for shure (LOL sorry). I put off getting this thing for the same reason. I use mine with a U87 and i was really worried that it would sag or eventually give out. It has NOT! It's works like a dream. I even got the special piece that you screw into the wall or the desk, but I have not had to use it. I'm just using it with the desk attachment that comes with the unit. The U87 as you may know is a really large, heavy mic. I don't think it weighs 4lbs. however. I'd say give it a try. You can always return it. I have not found any better solution... » Read More hmm....I think you'll be okay, but I can't say for shure (LOL sorry). I put off getting this thing for the same reason. I use mine with a U87 and i was really worried that it would sag or eventually give out. It has NOT! It's works like a dream. I even got the special piece that you screw into the wall or the desk, but I have not had to use it. I'm just using it with the desk attachment that comes with the unit. The U87 as you may know is a really large, heavy mic. I don't think it weighs 4lbs. however. I'd say give it a try. You can always return it. I have not found any better solution and I've looked quite a bit. « Show Less