please advise guys need tobuya good headphone..confused if I shld buy this or something else?
1690555
this headphones sounds great, it has a lot of bass and sometimes the music feel distortion. i recomend you buy other model like i do .
1690556
Buy something else, these were discontinued for a reason. Get the Hesh 2.0's the'yre roughly same price and worth it.
1690557
I would get these headphones because they are not only comfortable but they have good sound quality and are long lasting.
1690558
I love these headphones, I had bought a pair 2 yrs ago and they lasted until my puppy got them, I bought a different pair of skull candy but was disappointed so I bought these again the sound is great and the mic works great
835831
It will give reasonable bass and it is a very good headphone, but if you are using for extended period buy an over ear one to avoid the pain. Check the reviews of over ear headphones, check Audio Technica, Senheiser and Beyerdynamics. I think these are the best Headphone makers. They have headphones for everyone with different budget.
1588570
1. I own a pair. They are closed back and will have to be realllly loud for sound to be heard by others. Sounds leak is not an issue with this one bit. 2. They are ranked 2nd on a list of top 5 headphones under $200 - http://boldlist.net/top-5-headphones-under-200.php3. They also hold up really well and don't show much wear and tear. Highly recommend.
850781
I would say you can't really go wrong with Sennheisers, they do get quite loud if you want them to. If you're looking for a cheaper alternative, the Sennheiser EH150s are very good too - I use them as computer studio headphones. I've had them for 2+ years, and they've never given me a lick of trouble. And, if you buy them new, you get a 2 year warranty from Sennheiser, they even honor amazon orders if you remember to save the order form. Hope that helps, Sennheiser headphones are really stunning. As for volume, it should be sufficient for your needs, unless your hearing problem is very severe. But even then they'd be great for music or PC use :) the only thing I might think of, is that they do start to get uncomfortable after a couple hours of use, but then I just take a break.
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I bought these as an all-purpose set of headphones, but I use them 80% for gaming and 20% for music/TV/etc. I mostly play multiplayer, also. In my opinion, they sound stunning in games. I can hear sounds in these that I can't with other headphones (mostly ones that cost less than $100).In AC4 multiplayer for example, there are sounds that give you indications about your pursuers and targets that are clearer with these than others.Surround would be nice but I'd have to pay a lot more to get it. As far as the mic goes, for $10 you can buy a cheap headphone/mic adapter and a mic to go with these (can also spend more on better quality ones, though). Anyway, hope this helps. I bought these as an all-purpose set of headphones, but I use them 80% for gaming and 20% for music/TV/etc. I mostly play multiplayer, also. In my opinion, they sound stunning in games. I can hear sounds in these that I can't with other headphones (mostly ones that cost less than $100).In AC4 multiplayer for example, there are sounds that give you indications about your pursuers and targets that are clearer with these than others.Surround would be nice but I'd have to pay a lot more to get it. As far as the mic goes, for $10 you can buy a cheap headphone/mic adapter... » Read More I bought these as an all-purpose set of headphones, but I use them 80% for gaming and 20% for music/TV/etc. I mostly play multiplayer, also. In my opinion, they sound stunning in games. I can hear sounds in these that I can't with other headphones (mostly ones that cost less than $100).In AC4 multiplayer for example, there are sounds that give you indications about your pursuers and targets that are clearer with these than others.Surround would be nice but I'd have to pay a lot more to get it. As far as the mic goes, for $10 you can buy a cheap headphone/mic adapter and a mic to go with these (can also spend more on better quality ones, though). Anyway, hope this helps. « Show Less
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Beyerdynamic has raised their prices across the board on all their products earlier this year. So I would not bet on it since that is way below dealer cost. Your best bet is something used. Even refurbished/used is more then that a lot of times, but would get you closer on budget.
671471
I don't have the BL version but I do have the M50X model. Comfort is good for listening. The sound is what makes the headphones so great. I dabble in EDM music and the M50X headphones are what I needed. I promise you will not be disappointed. Don't be fooled by the Beats Hype.
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KLIPSCH S4 but not from e-bay or anyone not authorized to sell them....klipsck.com...you'll love em,or klipsch will refund money!!!There are FAKES made from who knows where out there,be careful where you buy em oki?The sound is simply awsome for the price.....c/net picked them the best buds for under $100 !!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Well if you aren't a big audiophile and don't now much the brand v-moda, the LP are a great place to start. You wont be disappointed even though you chose not to invest 150 more dollars on the m100. Believe me when i say that the LP produce better sound then most of Dr. dre beats headphones and for a fraction of the price. I broken many headphones in three months or less and these headphones are durable and dont feel flimsy and cheap like the beats. :D You wont regret the price you paid for LP which give you fantastic sound and durability. Best part, you get to sound out from the crowd (v^-^)/ Hope this helps Well if you aren't a big audiophile and don't now much the brand v-moda, the LP are a great place to start. You wont be disappointed even though you chose not to invest 150 more dollars on the m100. Believe me when i say that the LP produce better sound then most of Dr. dre beats headphones and for a fraction of the price. I broken many headphones in three months or less and these headphones are durable and dont feel flimsy and cheap like the beats. :D You wont regret the price you paid for LP which give you fantastic sound and durability. Best part, you get to sound out from the crowd... » Read More Well if you aren't a big audiophile and don't now much the brand v-moda, the LP are a great place to start. You wont be disappointed even though you chose not to invest 150 more dollars on the m100. Believe me when i say that the LP produce better sound then most of Dr. dre beats headphones and for a fraction of the price. I broken many headphones in three months or less and these headphones are durable and dont feel flimsy and cheap like the beats. :D You wont regret the price you paid for LP which give you fantastic sound and durability. Best part, you get to sound out from the crowd (v^-^)/ Hope this helps « Show Less
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I know this isn't the best environment, but I listen to music for 2-2.5 hours every day on my commute, on the subway. How much disturbance would this cause others? My previous headphones were the Sony MDR-V6. I wish I could listen to music in a quieter environment, but I don't have the time, the subway unfortunately is the best stretch of time I have every day.If you think these would disturb others too much, is there a closed model you recommend? I can't see anything by Sennheiser at approximately this price range and quality, that has a closed back.
1328973
Audio technica is best headphone with great sound. V moda looks good but sound quality didnt impressed me
2137453
Yes, as a longtime audiophile I have no problem recommending these headphones. The dynamic response of these headphones seem quite good, especially considering their price. Understand however that the bass response of many expensive high-end headphones leave something to be desired, but these headphones have discrete bass amplification and are intended for listeners who appreciate a better bass response along with a good dynamic range. I originally bought these for gaming and because they fold up and fit nicely into my backpack, but quickly realized their sound quality also made them a good choice for listening to music. Hope this helps. Yes, as a longtime audiophile I have no problem recommending these headphones. The dynamic response of these headphones seem quite good, especially considering their price. Understand however that the bass response of many expensive high-end headphones leave something to be desired, but these headphones have discrete bass amplification and are intended for listeners who appreciate a better bass response along with a good dynamic range. I originally bought these for gaming and because they fold up and fit nicely into my backpack, but quickly realized their sound quality also made them a good... » Read More Yes, as a longtime audiophile I have no problem recommending these headphones. The dynamic response of these headphones seem quite good, especially considering their price. Understand however that the bass response of many expensive high-end headphones leave something to be desired, but these headphones have discrete bass amplification and are intended for listeners who appreciate a better bass response along with a good dynamic range. I originally bought these for gaming and because they fold up and fit nicely into my backpack, but quickly realized their sound quality also made them a good choice for listening to music. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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Not if you want people to see how much money you can afford to spend on audio equipment.Beats are a fashion statement and sonically appealing to those who values thumping bass over hearing nuances in the sound of the music.So if that's your thing, go for it. Personally, I listen to everything from rock to baroque to jazz, and have being using various models from Sennheiser for over 40 years and they are still my primary phones other than a brief flirtation with Stax eletrostatics which really does not work in this mobile age.
886315
Well this'd headphones are for studio mixing/ mastering. If you want "just" headphones that you want to listen to loud music then I'd have to say skull candys or beats by dre
1215766
If you want higher/highest fidelity, LINE OUT is IT! I wouldn't use headphone out. Any audio nut should do that.
100192
I would recommend this card no matter what. It is 25$ and it was a huge improvement over my onboard sound (although I bought my computer in 2007). I have no idea about the headphone situation though.
2272195
I think the quality is great, but just like it has been said, it does depend on the quality of your headphone. I also use a small speaker and it sounds really good.