I Want to change my current headphones, the iSport Intensity, for the iSport Victory. Do you think it worth? In other words, Will I feel the difference? Do the Victory really worth it or Will be almost the same to keep my current ones? Thanks a lot!!
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All the way! The sound quality is totally different....it's excellent (especially when compared vs. intensity). I upgraded them and was the best decision.
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I have a Amperior but I don't have a Momentum&#65292;but a lot of headphones lovers say that the Amperior has a better quality than the other one&#65292;some say the Momentum has little bass and by the way actually the Amperior is a new vision of the very classic HD25&#65292;it has been producing for more than 20years already&#12290;I think you should go for Amperior though...if you wanna know more you can Email me at~58238323@QQ.com
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I would go for the Beyerdynamic Velour Padded Earcushions for DT250, DT280 those would fit and Velours are more comfortable in my opinion, If your going the velour path. The bass would be softer and the mids/highs to be more on the brighter side. Soundstage should be the same, But I'm thinking all for comforts sake.
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Sorry I didn't see this thread earlier. Probably not going to be of much help to OP now; but hopefully, it will be of help to someone interested in this topic. I own the 325is and would absolutely recommend them as a fantastic can for listening to music. Movies? - not so much. I have a pair of Audio-Technica ATH-A900 that I use for movies. Why? Comfort. I'm not saying the A900 is the best possible headphone for the job - it's just better than the 325. The A900 is a very good all-rounder - movies,games,music. The 325 is more of a bash you in the face rockin' kinda thing. Just my opinion. For headphone info, check out Head-Fi.
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Thanks, Billy, from me, too!I'm ready to replace my 1st gen Touch. (I'm slow.) I actually have $10 Sony earphones, and I use them with all my audio devices.
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Forget it , it's a kind of chinese copy and has nothing to deal with the original, I bought one and returned it 2 days after. This model PRO-4AA is out fabrication since a long time, try to buy a second hand one with ebay the sound of the original is wonderfull and it's my favourite headphone, it's not so comfortable for the ears but it's nothing regarding the quality of sound.
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I have extras because I bought a new pair of headphones, but all I can say is get them from Best Buy along with insurance so you can just get a new pair if that happens. Its cheap and they're bound to keep these for a while...otherwise maybe ebay.
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I can't find any info or pics of these headphones. Is the model number CD450 or MDR-CD450? If you will send me several pics of the original pads and the headphones from different angles, I should should be able to tell you. My email is: zerosava@gmail.com
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I purchased mine a while ago and I mostly use it for my iPod and my laptop, for movies and online streaming of shows. I think the sound resolution is great. The bass is not overpowering, and the sound is rich. The ear-pads sit well on your ears and are not painful, so you don't end up with something compressing your head. In addition, what I mostly like about these headphones is that once you put them on, it diminishes outside noise. Even better. So to answer your question, then yes: this product is great for listening to music at home. Plus it comes with its own bag. Bonus:)I hope this review was helpful. I purchased mine a while ago and I mostly use it for my iPod and my laptop, for movies and online streaming of shows. I think the sound resolution is great. The bass is not overpowering, and the sound is rich. The ear-pads sit well on your ears and are not painful, so you don't end up with something compressing your head. In addition, what I mostly like about these headphones is that once you put them on, it diminishes outside noise. Even better. So to answer your question, then yes: this product is great for listening to music at home. Plus it comes with its own bag. Bonus:)I hope... » Read More I purchased mine a while ago and I mostly use it for my iPod and my laptop, for movies and online streaming of shows. I think the sound resolution is great. The bass is not overpowering, and the sound is rich. The ear-pads sit well on your ears and are not painful, so you don't end up with something compressing your head. In addition, what I mostly like about these headphones is that once you put them on, it diminishes outside noise. Even better. So to answer your question, then yes: this product is great for listening to music at home. Plus it comes with its own bag. Bonus:)I hope this review was helpful. « Show Less
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I'd see if I could get this kind of adapter locally. For example, our local BestBuy had one for a dollar, I think.The headphones? Haven't used them much; initial thoughts: pretty good sound, not the most comfortable.
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There's a flap that covers the top and it lines up perfectly with the headphone jack on my S4 Active. If I could attach pics I would.I find the volume control to be rather responsive but headphones with volume control? Never thought of that. Thanks for the suggestion, time to shop...
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I have not personally listened to this pairing, but i'll comment on how the vali did with my he-400 and dt770, which i feel are both a tad bright at times. the vali did indeed tame the highs every so slightly, which is perfect, as I found both headphones only every so slightly bright at times. the warmer sound signature of the vali mellowed the highs, smoothing them out and taking that random harshness from them. i think you'd be very happy with the vali and the 701s. you can also email schiit directly, they're incredibly responsive and honest. for example, when i wanted to try tube amps, i emailed them and told them which headphones i have, my dac (modi), and what i was looking for in sound. i asked them if the best starting point was the Valhalla or lyr, assuming the vali wasn't going to be able to drive my he-400 and 250ohm dt770. nick from schiit replied within 30 minutes saying get the vali, even after i had opened the door for him to suggest the higher end (more expensive) amps. that's one of the reason's I'm so supportive of schiit, they seem to honestly care. ok shameless schiit plug over now...
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Unfortunately I don't have much information to help because I'm considering the purchase of the same system. Has your impression changed much from the original post? I enjoy classical music but don't know much about different audio outputs and quality differentiators. Is there a better system at a similar price that you know of? Thanks for any additional thoughts.
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I appreciate the reviews, and have my decision: a 2nd 510 it is. I've had a 510 for about 1 and 1/2 years, and it finally fell apart. I admit I treated it a bit rough, throwing into my bag, where it would get tossed around and beat up. But the sound quality never waivered, and I loved it the entire time. It was probably the 5th headset over the years, and it was the only one comfortable, stayed on without having to mess with it, and had excellent sound quality. Now that I need to buy again I was evaluating upgrading to the 520, but can't imagine it would be any better, except perhaps more slim-line (but not worth the other benefits in my view. I'm going to get another 510 - I love it! I appreciate the reviews, and have my decision: a 2nd 510 it is. I've had a 510 for about 1 and 1/2 years, and it finally fell apart. I admit I treated it a bit rough, throwing into my bag, where it would get tossed around and beat up. But the sound quality never waivered, and I loved it the entire time. It was probably the 5th headset over the years, and it was the only one comfortable, stayed on without having to mess with it, and had excellent sound quality. Now that I need to buy again I was evaluating upgrading to the 520, but can't imagine it would be any better, except perhaps more... » Read More I appreciate the reviews, and have my decision: a 2nd 510 it is. I've had a 510 for about 1 and 1/2 years, and it finally fell apart. I admit I treated it a bit rough, throwing into my bag, where it would get tossed around and beat up. But the sound quality never waivered, and I loved it the entire time. It was probably the 5th headset over the years, and it was the only one comfortable, stayed on without having to mess with it, and had excellent sound quality. Now that I need to buy again I was evaluating upgrading to the 520, but can't imagine it would be any better, except perhaps more slim-line (but not worth the other benefits in my view. I'm going to get another 510 - I love it! « Show Less
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Glad to help...People often see to be able to tell when I am using the headphones....when in low to med noise environments the output is great. Seemingly the headphones do not defeat exterior noise so the result is often a mixture of everything that is going on my side of the call. Functionality is awesome...as long as you're in an enviro that is not noisy you will love 'em.
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I had a couple pair of S4's and they sounded really great. The S3's aren't as good and the S6's are too bassy. Someone stole my S4's and I am upset about that. I'm thinking about springing for another replacement pair. They matched well throughout my Mastering process in the studio. Someone can steal my S3's. haha
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They are the best IEM I currently own... Whether they are the best I can buy, please refer below: In the current market, the following are the other UIEMs I researched on: 1. AKG K3003 2. Sennheiser ie800 3. FitEar ToGo334 Each of the above mentioned have their own sound signature, as well as, respective pros and cons. But, I chose the SE846 for the following reasons: 1. It has removable cables (K3003 cables are not removable and the ie800 are partially removable only from middle section). It is important to me, knowing that, cables are usually the first thing that wears out in earphones, and, because I am quite picky about the comfort around my ears; 2. You are able to slightly adjust the sound signature through the replaceable noozles (this was a big factor to me as well, since I live in a country where I cannot test either one of the above mentioned, so, to be able to adjust the sound signature is very much like a risk management :-P...); 3. Heard great things about FitEar ToGo 334, but, not very easy to find them. Having said the above, there is another category of IEMs i.e. custom in ear monitors (CIEMs), there are good brands such as JH Audio, 1964 Ears, Ultimate Ears in this category. Unfortunately, I live in a country whereby it is too troublesome to get custom fitted IEMs; however, if you live in a country where the afore mentioned brands have their representative stores/dealers, please go and check out. By the way, JH Audio has recently launched their new flagship JH Roxanne. Based on the initial feedbacks, it seems that, they sound awesome. Hope the above mentioned, answers your question Cheers Simon T.