If anyone watched today's episode of Dr Who, right at the beginning I noticed one of the guest stars on the episode had a pair of AKGs on, it looked like the akg240
Regarding the key placements you will get used to it after awhile, that's the nice thing about the human brain, it adapts so well. And if you want a mechanical keyboard and you don't want the clicky noises, don't get a dampener,...
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Originally Posted by klfl
I lol'd
As for my buddies who can't get enough of beats and keep trying to convince me to buy a pair, I love the face they make after I let them listen to my...
M50's have an extremely generous price to performance ratio, even for audio technica, I would definitely recommend getting them as they are worth every penny you pay. Great set of cans to take to work or school or w/e and the...
A lot of people dump on sennheisers because they tend to be more dark and natural sounding than many other headphones. Bassheads tend to not like sennheisers as much because they a tighter, but much quieter bass response which...
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Originally Posted by palmfish
Im talking about dynamic range compression. Converting a RBCD to MP3 involves data compression, not dynamic range compression. The difference being that, to a certain point, data...
for full cans, I like my pxc 450s when i go flying and as far as not full I would just go with ATH-CKM500s, they're great little IEMs for the price bracket that they are in fitting audio technica's usually generous price/performance...
Sonic artifacting is when the sound is distorted through compression, sometimes it warbles, maybe sounds like your are underwater, or gets metallic, ect. It's kind of like when you take a small image on the computer, blow it up...
I completely lost it when I saw the Dr who ad, only thing I could think of was both of those headphones are probably more destructive (to your ears) than a sonic screwdriver (to machines)
