BillsonChang007
Headphoneus Supremus
IMO, if you already have UE4000, you do not need UE6000 as the difference in SQ is not all that big gap to be obvious. However, if you need better comfort and ANC, the UE6000 is worth the upgrade
IMO, if you already have UE4000, you do not need UE6000 as the difference in SQ is not all that big gap to be obvious. However, if you need better comfort and ANC, the UE6000 is worth the upgrade
Agreed, I was just saying for comparison purposes, the Zoro's match up better w/ the 6000's rather than the 4000's.
It seems that Billson compared headphones in a similar price bracket. UE4000 ($99), UE6000 ($199)
Of course, those fortunate enough to have a local OfficeMax could have picked up the UE6000 for $75+tax (Or via Internet/etc/etc/etc)
I wonder if Brunei is anything like Jordan. Everything is always a bit higher than the MSRP in domestic currency.
Beats studio would cost 320 JOD (MSRP is $299.99) = $452 USD. Street price is a lot cheaper in the US too..
I have these little gems for several months now and i find them very very good portable on-ear. They are to bass-heavy (like 15 db over 1 khz!!) however if u throw at them equalized recordings and if U will make equalization with foobar 30- band equalizer (just revers characteristics you'll find in innersfidelity datasheets) u will find the unbeatable even for such classics as dt1350. Once properly equalized, closed or not, these babies provide best male vocals i've heard from a headphone, bottomless bass, and delicate high notes really hard 2 find in such a small cup.