Every headphone you've listed is more or less a portable - or at least capable of being use on the go. If they're only going to be for home use, why not expand your options?
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Originally Posted by kanuka
Awsome review! especially the comparisson with the pl50
my ordered pl50 are on their way, and i was considering of getting (maybe also) these a151 (although the shipping...
You're comparing apples to oranges. The er4p is all about a mid and treble focused sound signature, which purposely reduces bass in order to artificially boost detail resolution. The copper is going to also be detailed, but much warmer...
Joker, this might be a different sort of question than what you usually get, but I'm wondering which IEMs do you find most comfortable? Is it your customs, or your ck10? Something else? I know everyone always espouses the virtues of a...
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Buddy of mine asks what are the best headphones he can get for a reasonable price.
I suggested the Grado SR80 for a modest $100. He replied with "Nah, I cant spend money on...
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Yes, FX700 has even more bass. It has more bass than anything else I...
^Besides lowering the volume, your best bet to lower bass quantity is to do what James444 did. Namely wear them with a loose seal. This can be accomplished by either just establishing a looser seal (obviously) or perhaps more...
The fx700 has a V shaped frequency response, so I doubt it was ever even designed for high volume listening. In point of fact, most people who own them prefer to use them at low volumes. This approach seems to help you get the most out...
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Originally Posted by rawrster
If you want isolation take the DDM off that list
Or a halfway decent fit for that matter. The DDM doesn't appear to have even been shaped for human ears....