Most important for me: What about sound quality?
745027
sound quality is good. i use it to swim so don't expect every detail to resonate but is pretty good.
745028
The sound was not very loud for me (running). Also, one of the wires came lose after two months so I have to send it in (at my cost). I am not very impressed. Hope this helps.
745029
Fidelity was pretty decent but it doesn't automatically adjust recording levels like the ipod.
745030
I think sound quality is decent enough, specially when you put it into perspective that you are listening to music under water.
274275
oh yes the volume is more than sufficient. the best feature on this is the sound, more than you'll need.
2125264
http://www.trustedreviews.com/shure-se215-review-sound-quality-and-verdict-page-2
1722669
My brief and limited experience suggests you will get the same sound if connected by wire (via 3.5 mm connection). I believe speaker quality plays a huge role. If you want really good sound don't scrimp on the speakers.
340846
Thank all for your responses. The unit is useless for me as I need to know the AVERAGE sound level over a period of time.
1476767
Sound is great! The volume loudness is dependant on the volume the music on your player has been recorded In. I have some songs that play loud and others on the low side yet sound quality is always good.
663239
Its not really the music but the quality that will make headphones happy. If you have a bad source/quality, then any genre will sound terrible; that being said, I choose EDM.
1546600
it's so good. not have a lot of complains. Quality it's good, sound good, and build it's the same good. Good luck
998039
My request is similar. Not a lot of videos, mostly music composes my collection. Does a classic have good sound quality?
999934
I have not had any complaints about the sound quality. I can hear perfectly fine and folks on the other end have never asked be to repeat anything because of the sound quality.
1396375
Sure. Obviously you won't have as many options for good sounds. But yeah. See if you can demo it first.
968171
It depends on what level of visuals you would like to have. It is a good size screen, the matrix is active, meaning you don't need to sit directly in front of it and the color fades, blackens and/or inverts as you step out of the "sweet spot" in the center. I have a few screens like that and it sucks. I mean, just as an audiophile needs and desires pristine, unmatched sound quality, with balanced harmonics and all that stuff, a "visualphile" would desire the same when it comes to his/her screen. Its apparently not on that level, but it a very good screen. I would game on it any day! I use it for HQ wave visuals, meter movements, etc for professional audio work. Refreshes fine with no issues. Meters, waves and analyzers are as clear and responsive and accurate as they should be. As far as cables, it comes with two. A VGA cable and an DVI cable and the screen has connections for both. Thats analog or digital. I Love it! Get it and Game and be happy!
210173
Hi-- It all depends on your ears. If you are looking for background music, then almost any off the shelf receiver and speaker combination will do. If you are looking for something that will capture you as you walk through the room, then that a whole different story. The latter is high end audio. If you are just starting out, you might consider vintage pieces from the 1970's. Oak Tree Audio is a good place. The speakers you will have to go and listen to, but fast rise times on the specs will help your sound be cleaner, and more transparent. Also-- use live music as your baseline. IE: Can you sense the varnish and wood on an acoustic guitar, or is it just making a guitar noise? JD Hi-- It all depends on your ears. If you are looking for background music, then almost any off the shelf receiver and speaker combination will do. If you are looking for something that will capture you as you walk through the room, then that a whole different story. The latter is high end audio. If you are just starting out, you might consider vintage pieces from the 1970's. Oak Tree Audio is a good place. The speakers you will have to go and listen to, but fast rise times on the specs will help your sound be cleaner, and more transparent. Also-- use live music as your baseline. IE: Can you... » Read More Hi-- It all depends on your ears. If you are looking for background music, then almost any off the shelf receiver and speaker combination will do. If you are looking for something that will capture you as you walk through the room, then that a whole different story. The latter is high end audio. If you are just starting out, you might consider vintage pieces from the 1970's. Oak Tree Audio is a good place. The speakers you will have to go and listen to, but fast rise times on the specs will help your sound be cleaner, and more transparent. Also-- use live music as your baseline. IE: Can you sense the varnish and wood on an acoustic guitar, or is it just making a guitar noise? JD « Show Less
880582
It depends on the quality of media format you are playing. It has best sound quality and clarity playing off of a CD. You can always control the loudness through the equalizer.
979553
I'm not great at determining sound quality but I have only tried it in full blast once and it was alright. I usually listen in medium level or lower and it had an okay bass to it. The sound is a lot more clear at lower level than a phone speaker in full blast that's for sure.
2064019
As others have said it depends on the music. If I wanted to listen to hip-hop, some jazz, and percussion mostly, I'd get the Beats. But if I wanted to listen to pop, most rock, country, or classical, I'd go with AT, Grado, or Sennheiser
1311976
Yes to both questions. However, the sound quality isn't the best for music.