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post #3616 of 6387
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Originally Posted by invalid404 View Post

They are tempting but they look very very silly and esthetics are a factor in this unfortunately

... I'm sorry to hear that... I could care less how something looks so long as it sounds AWESOME

 

Plenty of ppl laughed at how big the Xb700's... there consumer faces had JAW DROPPAGE, when they listened to them drop a 50hz SUB BASS ASSULT on there ears <3

 

But try the OH TRY THE Creaitive Aural Live! I hear it has the Denon Dt1001 drive inside :D

post #3617 of 6387

Wait, why not iems? You can get something super bass heavy in that price range, that might sound a lot better...

 

CKS77

JVC FX3x

Atrio MG7

XB90

post #3618 of 6387
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Originally Posted by Prakhar View Post

Wait, why not iems? You can get something super bass heavy in that price range, that might sound a lot better...

 

CKS77

JVC FX3x

Atrio MG7

XB90

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iems no thanks! xD I'm not a "SITCK THIS IN YOUR EAR CANAL" kinda guy... plus Full Size Can Bass and IEM bass are well different... iems can NOT impact like Full Size can end of story.

 

But then again for sub $100... there are some DANG nice iems out there! ANd if you enjoy iems and enjoy the feel of the impact of an iem [because it freak me out, again I like Full Size slam vs inner ear slam] iems might be best :D

 

Still.. no me gusta iem <.<. but thank you for recommending them to him :D

post #3619 of 6387

i would say go iem route if you want portable audio, i double reccomend what Prakhar recommneded espcially the atrios. If not then the creative arual live +1

post #3620 of 6387
I am looking for something to keep my ears warm and a nice bassy can, more bass than the M50's, they just don't deliver the bass I want! >smily_headphones1.gif

I think it is between the AKG K518 LE and the CAL!, so which one of these shall it be?
post #3621 of 6387
Do you like subbass with little midbass or both mid and subbass?
post #3622 of 6387
I am thinking sub-bass. I am a big fan of darker dubstep, what some consider real dubstep, like Kaiju - Close Break.

Both never hurt though smily_headphones1.gif
Edited by invalid404 - 12/10/12 at 8:55pm
post #3623 of 6387
Definitely the xb90 or atrios then. The xb90s are said to have excellent mids and a spacious sound stage with slightly subdued highs. The MG7 is reported to have a very narrow sound stage.
Both are said to be very subbass heavy without a lot of mid bass.
Personally I would rather get the XB90
post #3624 of 6387
I am looking for on/over ear. Need something to keep my ears warm.

Like my previous post said I am pretty much settled on either the CAL! Or the K518 whichever one has a better sub-bass response smily_headphones1.gif
post #3625 of 6387

I tried DJ100's and they sound pretty damn neutral to be honest (At least to me)

 

But I'm accustomed to listening to LP's listening to only bass heavy music so take my opinion with a grain of salt.

post #3626 of 6387
What do you guys think about the bass levels of the V-Moda m-100?
post #3627 of 6387
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Originally Posted by invalid404 View Post

I am looking for on/over ear. Need something to keep my ears warm.
Like my previous post said I am pretty much settled on either the CAL! Or the K518 whichever one has a better sub-bass response smily_headphones1.gif

My LPs are my favorite things EVER in the winter!!! Where I live it gets to be around 0 celsius for at least a month and they do wonders for keeping my ears warm! On the flip side, I have to take semi-frequent breaks (every 30min - 45min) when I'm outside in the summer because it is too warm. =3 Those memory foam pads and small ear space holes (there has to be a ofifcal term for this space xD) will not disapoint in the winter!

post #3628 of 6387
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Originally Posted by AlmostAPhile View Post

Is the treble decimated, or muffled, or what?


I prefer the term "mellowed". As in, no ear piercing screeches coming out of cymbols or bells, or other metallic instruments. That's not to say I can't appreciate a flat sound but for some music treble become more fatiguing than it does enjoyable xD

post #3629 of 6387
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Originally Posted by charvat8 View Post

My LPs are my favorite things EVER in the winter!!! Where I live it gets to be around 0 celsius for at least a month and they do wonders for keeping my ears warm! On the flip side, I have to take semi-frequent breaks (every 30min - 45min) when I'm outside in the summer because it is too warm. =3 Those memory foam pads and small ear space holes (there has to be a ofifcal term for this space xD) will not disapoint in the winter!

I am leaning towards the CAL! since they might be able to keep me warmer, but they don't fold which is a negative. But I need some heavy duty warmth, I walk home (15-25 minutes) in a windy Canadian city. 0 degrees is sweater weather :P

 

Do on-ear headphones provide good protection vs. wind, will they keep my warm like a hat/toque? 

post #3630 of 6387
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Originally Posted by invalid404 View Post

I am leaning towards the CAL! since they might be able to keep me warmer, but they don't fold which is a negative. But I need some heavy duty warmth, I walk home (15-25 minutes) in a windy Canadian city. 0 degrees is sweater weather :P

 

Do on-ear headphones provide good protection vs. wind, will they keep my warm like a hat/toque? 

xb line kept my ears nice and warm

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