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Shootout: 114 Portable Headphones Reviewed (Xiaomi Mi Headphones added 04/21/2015)
May 23, 2011 at 4:22 PM Post #2,042 of 4,593
 
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wakidabeast said:
really? lol ive heard in two different reviews with exact same wording for both, mids that are forward and almost have a little bass bleed in and the treble is slighty soft and the bass is a lot so the q460s are more hd 25 sound signature and ms 400 are more m50 sound signature, sorry that is the best analogy that i can relate to. Also what are good pads for the q460 for better noise isolation? I want good noise isolation, decent comfort, good sound quality somewhat bassy, stylish and pretty damn portable
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That analogy is quite misleading. let's just say the Q460 is fairly well-balanced while the MS400 is definitely bass-heavy. For what you want it really seems like the MS400 will be a better fit.
 
 
May 23, 2011 at 4:57 PM Post #2,043 of 4,593


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ljokerl said:
 

That analogy is quite misleading. let's just say the Q460 is fairly well-balanced while the MS400 is definitely bass-heavy. For what you want it really seems like the MS400 will be a better fit.
 
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thanks a bunch dude i really apreciate all your help :D and one mroe quicky question :D how does the ms 300 compare with the ms 400 because in one review the ms 300 had a lot less bass in the graph but not wen i look at headphone.con the graph has changed to show the ms 300 and the ms 400 to have almost the same amount of bass
 
May 23, 2011 at 7:41 PM Post #2,044 of 4,593
As I said in my thread, the MS400 is easily the bassy one. Sometimes you can't take those graphs and numbers are blind value.
 
May 26, 2011 at 3:48 PM Post #2,045 of 4,593
I'm suprised how little talk is mentioned about the Prodipe Pro 800 on this site. Also there's an almost identical offering for similar price but also offers ADDITIONAL cloth pads and have slightly different foam config inside the cup but that's about it, probably same driver. Cortex CHP-2500 http://www.amazon.com/Cortex-CHP-2500-Professional-DJ-Headphones/dp/B002K8W5QC/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&s=electronics&qid=1306439021&sr=8-2
 
Quite nice to offer additional pads for a ~$50 headphone, no?
 
 
May 27, 2011 at 2:45 AM Post #2,046 of 4,593
not sure if this the thread for asking a recommendation, but hey, i tried a monster turbine yesterday at a store nearby, and i love that iem really...but the price such a pain in the ass. So, im looking for an earphone now that have characters quite like turbine, and have a price range from $100-150.
 
Nah, what iem do you guys can recommend? i listen to rock, ballad,and a bit techno. any answer would be helpful =)
 
plus, im a basshead, i think
 
May 27, 2011 at 2:56 AM Post #2,047 of 4,593


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atlantiz said:
not sure if this the thread for asking a recommendation, but hey, i tried a monster turbine yesterday at a store nearby, and i love that iem really...but the price such a pain in the ass. So, im looking for an earphone now that have characters quite like turbine, and have a price range from $100-150.
 
Nah, what iem do you guys can recommend? i listen to rock, ballad,and a bit techno. any answer would be helpful =)
 
plus, im a basshead, i think
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If you are in the US you could get the Turbine Pro Gold for that much.  What price did you see for a normal turbine?
 
 
 
May 27, 2011 at 2:57 AM Post #2,048 of 4,593
You can easily get the Monster Turbine for $100 online new at Amazon. Or you can get it for $50 refurbished from the Monster Outlet. If you really like what you heard from them those are probably your best bet.
 
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atlantiz said:
not sure if this the thread for asking a recommendation, but hey, i tried a monster turbine yesterday at a store nearby, and i love that iem really...but the price such a pain in the ass. So, im looking for an earphone now that have characters quite like turbine, and have a price range from $100-150.
 
Nah, what iem do you guys can recommend? i listen to rock, ballad,and a bit techno. any answer would be helpful =)
 
plus, im a basshead, i think
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May 27, 2011 at 3:11 AM Post #2,049 of 4,593
@anaxilus
shoot! oh well here in australia it was $180...hmm might check ebay later
 
@ocswing
yeah dont have amazon in aussie sadly..yeah anyway, i need to search for more stores,, and ebay aswell
 
thx a lot. sorted
 
May 27, 2011 at 4:35 PM Post #2,052 of 4,593

 
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rpgwizard said:
I'm suprised how little talk is mentioned about the Prodipe Pro 800 on this site. Also there's an almost identical offering for similar price but also offers ADDITIONAL cloth pads and have slightly different foam config inside the cup but that's about it, probably same driver. Cortex CHP-2500 http://www.amazon.com/Cortex-CHP-2500-Professional-DJ-Headphones/dp/B002K8W5QC/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&s=electronics&qid=1306439021&sr=8-2
 
Quite nice to offer additional pads for a ~$50 headphone, no?
 
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Impressive. 

 
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atlantiz said:
@anaxilus
shoot! oh well here in australia it was $180...hmm might check ebay later
 
@ocswing
yeah dont have amazon in aussie sadly..yeah anyway, i need to search for more stores,, and ebay aswell
 
thx a lot. sorted
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I would be very careful buying Monster products off ebay. There's also a number of Turbine alternatives in the $100 range if you can't get them for less than $180 - Beyer DTX101 iE, Nuforce NE-700X, Xears TD-III, etc.
 
 
May 27, 2011 at 9:30 PM Post #2,053 of 4,593


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rpgwizard said:
I'm suprised how little talk is mentioned about the Prodipe Pro 800 on this site. Also there's an almost identical offering for similar price but also offers ADDITIONAL cloth pads and have slightly different foam config inside the cup but that's about it, probably same driver. Cortex CHP-2500 http://www.amazon.com/Cortex-CHP-2500-Professional-DJ-Headphones/dp/B002K8W5QC/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&s=electronics&qid=1306439021&sr=8-2
 
Quite nice to offer additional pads for a ~$50 headphone, no?
 
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The Prodipes have the cloth pads too. They aren't AKG/Beyer quality, more like an after thought, and they muffle the mids. They're kinda itchy too. But still, very nice. I was supposed to send my pair to Joker a month and a half ago, but the hinges snapped the day I was going to message him. They're still usable because for some reason, they're hanging by a slightly more sturdy piece of plastic, but sending them off is kind of an insult... I still have to finish the review of them.
 
 
May 28, 2011 at 1:05 PM Post #2,055 of 4,593

 
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angelopsaro said:
Joker are the Philips O'Neill SHO9560 under your testing? Amazon uk has a promotional offer for 50gbp.
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Yep. They are good cans. Well-built, comfortable, noise-isolating. Sound quality is the weakest link but they aren't terrible - maybe a 6/10 on my scale. Here in the US they are <$40 though.
 
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