Forgot to mention: If you're worried about the HD-25 clamping on your head too hard, it's possible to (gently) stretch out the headband. I did this by standing a group of books together (like on a bookshelf - the group has to be be slightly wider than your head) and leaving the headphones on...

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Another vote for the HD-25 and the PX100. Both great sounding phones, but the choice between them depends on whether you need or want any isolation (this refers to the phone's ability to block out ambient sound, which is different to noise cancelling). I would imagine that if you were wearing...

One of the main things that I really liked about my KSC75's was as the airyness of the sound/large soundstage. It felt wide and open. Unfortunately, if you're looking at IEMs, this quality is very hard to come by (imo). Is there anything in particular that like about eh KSC75s that you...

I used to be able to fall asleep with the Shure E5c's on... they were really comfortable, especially when used with comply tips. They sat flush against my ear, so I could turn without hurting anything. My Senn CX300 are also great for this. Sound good and very comfortable.

Just chiming in for the A729/A829: I've never heard the S series, so I can't compare, but the A829 sounds better to me than my gf's 3g nano. To me, it's not as dramatic a difference as some of the earlier posts about the A829's SQ on here read, but it is noticeable.

I've been told that the Sony A729/829 have good synergy with the ER-4's, but I've not been able to hear them for myself yet. One of these days

I've only ever used an original/phat PSP - here are my 2 cents. - SQ is mediocre. Compared to an ipod 5g, the ipod is clearer and less muddy sounding. The Sony A829 I have sounds far better. - Usability: I couldn't carry the psp in my pocket and had to stick it in a backpack, and use the...

Usually done by pushing the outside of my pants/jeans pocket - too lazy to take it out, especially if I'm walking (which is usually the case). If I have to find a specific song I'll take it out... after skipping tracks 20 times in an effort to find the song

Sony NWZ-A829 (or A729, if you don't want/needbluetooth). Sounds excellent and has a customisable EQ.

Forgot to add - also have a look at the Sony cybershot T series. These are very sharp looking but are more expensive (on average) than the Canon IXUS series.

Another vote for the Canon IXUS 85is, or the 90is if you like a more retro look. The styling, button layout and size of these cameras are great.

Hi guys, Unfortunately, I've had the SAME experience recently... except I was stupid enough to order from them TWICE! (free shipping to AUS was too tempting...) I was after the E2C medium clear tips, and the medium grey soft flex tips... On my first order, I received one small set of...

Thanks for that! I have some UE tips lying around from my triple.fi's that I'll try on... and some E2c tips coming that should fit as well. Might give those a try before stretching out my olives

Hi all, I've managed to lose one of the medium(?) tips on my EX90 and don't have any replacements. I'm considering ebay as a last resort but have found that the cheap tips I've gotten from them in the past are not as good as the original Sony ones. Aside from the official Sony...

Quote: Originally Posted by jobski hi guys i want to ask if tpf has that grado-ish sound, my refence is an SR-60. im contemplating between tpf and se530pth. i've read that the tpf seems to have pretty much sibilance, i don't know if that's true as i don't have the luxury of testing them...

Quote: Originally Posted by jma790 No jonspanki, Triple.fi's are perfect, don't dare to say anything bad about them!! Just kidding HAHA! Well... I'm trying to be a little objective here... I slip into fanboy mode WAY too easily I just wanted to add something... I listened...

Thanks, Flavio! Good to see someone agrees with what I wrote Elluzion: I interpret sibilance as when a headphone emphasizes certain aspects of the sound, making that aspect of the music shrill or harsh to listen to. For example, words being spoken or sung with "s", "sh", "ch", "j" and...

Soundwise, I would recommend trying the triple flange sleeves. I've only used the Ety sleeves with the Shure E5c, but found that they were discernably better sounding (my interpretation of "better" being clearer highs and less muddy bass/mids) than the other sleeves. As far as your fit...

Hi all, I got a pair of triples a few weeks back to use with my portables and my v-drums - still getting used to them but overall I'm very happy. Anyway, here are my thoughts on them: Fit wise, the UE silicon tips really didn't do it for me, and I haven't tried any foam, shure olive or...

Thanks for the review, Flavio. Good job! I recently purchased the TF10 and now you're making me wonder about the PK1...

I'm currently using Shure e5c's and Sennheiser HD25-1's for my electronic drums (roland TD20). In a nutshell, the HD25-1's have a little less isolation than IEMs (still plenty for electronic drums, though) and the sound is a more even across the lows, mids and highs than the E5c's. The...

I'm not sure about your player capacity and headphone requirements, but I'll throw in my 0.02c on this. I have an iAudio 5 flash player that i switched to from an iPod mini (4gb, with the infamous EQ clipping and bass rolloff issues - even after the my mp3s had their gain lowered) a while...

Hi all, Does anyone know of a contact at iAudio that I could get in touch with in regards to repairs under warranty, either in the US or within Australia? I have an i5 that i bought new from eBay that has started to act up (regularly resets itself) and would prefer to deal with the company...

Hi all, I am currently preparing to re-rip some CDs of mine that were done in 128kb years ago and was wondering which (free) MP3 ripping utility you could recommend. I am after an encoder that offers the best sound quality (relative to the other encoders out there at the moment)...