I was just curious when I ordered the Sony 10RC from Amazon Warehousedeals for 37€ only.
I usually listen to the Philips SPH9000 or the Sennheiser HD558 which has very subtle bass response.
When I want more bass I listen to the Creative Aurvana Live! (CAL!) and to the Logitech UE6000.
They are by no mean bass monsters but delivering a good amount of it.
The 10RC have a very prominent bass hump in the upper bass department.
It took a little time to get used to this sound signature.
The Sony delivers a very smooth music listening experience with no harsh treble or mids. When I use an equalizer to lower the bass from 150Hz-80Hz it works miracles. The subbass becomes more prominent and the sound experience gets easyer. The thick bass comes handy in loud environments on the other hand
They are a bit loose on small heads, so no sports allowed
But they are very comfortable. You can forget that you have them on.
The sound-isolation is very good and again the bass hump is welcome in loud environments.
To sum this up: for 37€ it's an exceptional value for money!
I usually listen to the Philips SPH9000 or the Sennheiser HD558 which has very subtle bass response.
When I want more bass I listen to the Creative Aurvana Live! (CAL!) and to the Logitech UE6000.
They are by no mean bass monsters but delivering a good amount of it.
The 10RC have a very prominent bass hump in the upper bass department.
It took a little time to get used to this sound signature.
The Sony delivers a very smooth music listening experience with no harsh treble or mids. When I use an equalizer to lower the bass from 150Hz-80Hz it works miracles. The subbass becomes more prominent and the sound experience gets easyer. The thick bass comes handy in loud environments on the other hand
They are a bit loose on small heads, so no sports allowed
But they are very comfortable. You can forget that you have them on.The sound-isolation is very good and again the bass hump is welcome in loud environments.
To sum this up: for 37€ it's an exceptional value for money!
