how loud and clear do these studio brands play music ?
1264652
Very clear and loud but only with the provided headset other headsets will not work well with this phone unless they are wireless.
1363456
The clarity of highs is what I would describe as "bright"or "crisp" which hopefully is helpful. Since it's a guitar not a bass guitar these could work for you. I use them mostly for music and occasionally T.V.
1527497
yes they are louder i used as a tv speaker and computer, they had big bass and clarity sound
2147283
The RP5's should be ok for your studio size. I currently use these monitors today to mix electronica music in a 15X15 size room. The sound quality is pretty good for the price you pay for them. Hoped this helps you. Good luck!
1309811
Take into account that BT will compress the signal, so quality is somehow degraded. But I do really doubt that most of people can perceive this kind of degradation. I think it is imperceibable, because if your loudspeakers or headphones are not HiFi then it doesn´t matter how much quality your input signal is. No doubt that SPDIF or Coax signal is clearer than analog. But I have a Belkin V82 standard connected to a Technics amp with a couple of JBL Arena speakers and the sound quality, as far as my ears can perceive, is the same as compared to a CD.
1979620
These are good for some quiet mixing/mastering, their response is very close to the krk rp8's i have in my home studio, and the bleed isn't too bad. though for mixing you should really be using actual monitors.
1935689
Definitely, they're 90dB, which just puts them in the efficient category. I run them off of the Topping TP23 (which I also LOVE) and I'm at about 25% on the volume knob most of the time and 50% if I want it nice and loud and rarely ever past 50%. With the Topping, they're clean up to about 75%-80% on the volume knob, which will easily fill a few hundred square foot room. I use them with the Klipsch SW-350 for a wonderful 2.1 desktop setup that I use at least 30+ hours a week. I have a pair of Micca MB42X and a Dayton SUB-800 in another 2.1 setup and my Klipsch setup has a more forward sound which has a bit more presence, but still has great nuance when listening to musical scores, etc. Very happy with my purchase!
1974915
I have never heard the DV64's so I cannot accurately compare the two. I have heard various Pioneer, Kenwood, Onkyo, and other major brands in stores and in homes. In my opinion, the Acoustech brand blows them all away. I'm driving them with a pioneer VSX 1020 receiver and they sound clear and strong at any volume. One fault: They put out so much bass that the covers tend to create a sound of their own. I've come to the conclusion that the sound is coming from the fabric vibrating against the frame of the cover. Can't bring myself to gluing the fabric just yet, so just pull the cover off to crank it up. I have never heard the DV64's so I cannot accurately compare the two. I have heard various Pioneer, Kenwood, Onkyo, and other major brands in stores and in homes. In my opinion, the Acoustech brand blows them all away. I'm driving them with a pioneer VSX 1020 receiver and they sound clear and strong at any volume. One fault: They put out so much bass that the covers tend to create a sound of their own. I've come to the conclusion that the sound is coming from the fabric vibrating against the frame of the cover. Can't bring myself to gluing the fabric just yet, so just pull the cover off to... » Read More I have never heard the DV64's so I cannot accurately compare the two. I have heard various Pioneer, Kenwood, Onkyo, and other major brands in stores and in homes. In my opinion, the Acoustech brand blows them all away. I'm driving them with a pioneer VSX 1020 receiver and they sound clear and strong at any volume. One fault: They put out so much bass that the covers tend to create a sound of their own. I've come to the conclusion that the sound is coming from the fabric vibrating against the frame of the cover. Can't bring myself to gluing the fabric just yet, so just pull the cover off to crank it up. « Show Less
1704798
depends on the genre. I mostly listen to hiphop and R&B; and not at home (on the subway or when walking outdoors) so these factors definitely affect the sound, but remember I tried them once at home and they did not show much details. I got them on sale for $60 and seriously they're not worth more.
1682344
Found them to be tinny and overly bright,not good for music but Ok for the price.Build quality and fit very good.I usually use in-ear Etymotic Research ER6($250) or on ear Grado P500($500) and use a tube headphone amp,so I'm used to some of the finest headphones made.Have also owned a pair of Stax SR Signatures($13000,not a misprint).You might check the Fischer Silver Bullet V.2 in ear ones sold by Mapleshade(shop.mapleshadestore.com).Have not heard them,but if Pierre sells them they have to be good for $65.L Hernandez-The Stereo Shop
305076
The pros hurt my head. I liked the bass signature better than the M50s, but I sent them back. If your looking for a good, standard HIFI, neutral can, then the M50s are really good. Frankly, you can't go wrong with them. I was going to buy them, then I found another set that I fell in love with (Phillips Fidelio L1s).
1138291
JBL is my babies, go to the best buy upper end section, they have an assortment of brands, you should listen to your own style of music before making decision.
1650351
These are pretty much 'reference' earphones - so they will sound almost exactly as the audio is mastered (generally will sound flat in their response). If you want punchier bass, go for the cheaper SE-315 which are optimized for low-end/bass.
179314
Yeah they totally are, the music sounds loud and very clear. This headphones are the best you can buy.
1552311
Klipsch has an upfront sound with high energy and very clear treble. That's what a lot of people like about them and what some don't like. I love the sound with rock especially when played loud. Voices really come out loud and clear
1042340
These headphones sound more like a fine tuned night club. The bass is present, lush, tight, and gorgeous. An amp will only help, but isn't necessary. If there's no bass in the song, you won't hear any. If you want that "bass in your face" feeling, I'd recommend the XB500, which is far cheaper. It will make any song sound bassy, and sounds more like 2 15" juggernaut subwoofers rattling in your car. Not nearly as clean. Personally, I enjoy the XB1000's, but pick whatever one sounds like you'd be into.
1546474
The speakers are reasonably priced and are very accurate sounding. They're more like mini studio monitors and will get quite loud if you need Due to amp.