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    Wireless earbuds (or headphones) with good real-world call quality? Sick of Jabra Elite 75t

    I've had the Jabra 75ts for probably a couple of years, and they're fine for music but they suck for calls whenever I'm not in a quiet environment (and when I am I generally don't use earbuds for calls!). I can be walking down the street, it doesn't even have to be insanely noisy outside...
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    Isolating IEMs for work and travel ~$100 (but can be tempted)

    I've had all kinds of headphones in my life. At some point I owned Tesla T1s (wonderful, sold due to tinnitus) and Sennheiser IE8s (weird, had to EQ the **** out of them, hence sold). Also various Grados (SR60s 20 years ago, RS1s more recently, wasn't wowed by them), Shure SRH840 (loved them but...
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    Lightweight cans with good isolation for listening whilst studying

    Listen mainly to rock, prog, folk, blues country, fusion.  Like a presentation that has excitement, but also not fatiguing.   I had some IE8s a while ago, I thought they were good once EQd, but the isolation wasn't great, and overall I feel they were good but I expected more for the money...
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    Budget IEMs or lightweight cans with good isolation for listening whilst studying

    Listen mainly to rock, prog, folk, blues country, fusion.  Like a presentation that has excitement, but also not fatiguing.   I had some IE8s a while ago, I thought they were good once EQd, but the isolation wasn't great, and overall I feel they were good but I expected more for the money...
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    User-friendly IEMs or very light headphones for work use (coming from SRH840s).

    I currently use Shure SRH840s at work, but I'm suffering from their look.  I know it's a shame, but in some companies if you want to be taken seriously, a big set of cans on your head doesn't do the trick.  Sound-wise, I'm a fan, I find them much more musical and comfortable than the M50s I had...
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    Do I even need a headphone amp (Tesla T1 / Yamaha home cinema amp)

    This is kind of a follow up to my thread at http://www.head-fi.org/t/608458/integrating-headphone-amp-to-home-cinema-system-pre-power-amp-discussion.   I am the proud owner of some T1s, and I was amazed that people in the thread ^^ suggested plugging them into my receiver output.  From what...
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    Integrating headphone amp to home cinema system / pre/power amp discussion

    My current speaker setup: Arcam Alpha 8 CD Arcam Alpha 9 Amp (using power section only) Yamaha DSP-AX761receiver (using pre only) Monitor Audio Monitor 3 floorstanders REL Q50E sub   This hasn't changed for over 15 years apart from the receiver.  I'm not a home cinema buff, but I...
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    Recommend headphone amp for home studio?

    In my home studio, I have a M-Audio Delta 1010 rack-mounted sound card.  Outputs 1 / 2 are the stereo pair that is used for monitoring, to my Alesis monitors.  But I sometimes need to monitor with headphones.  There is no dedicated headphone-out on the sound card, so I understand that I need a...
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    Have Grado SR60 and Sennheiser IE8, not satisfied - considering Beyerdynamic DT-250 / Audio-Technica M50

    I have some SR60s that I've owned for about 15 years (when I bought them, nobody had heard of them).  I still like them, they don't disappoint as such, they are very listenable, but the open back is a bit of a problem (both ways) as a lot of my listening is at work and on public transport.  ...
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    Thought I'd lost my IE8s, looking for cheaper alternative & discussion of Ogg vs FLAC and sources

      Hi all,   I have a pair of Sennheiser IE8s that I thought I had lost last week, running for a bus.  It turns out that they were safe at home, but it did make me think about buying some cheaper IEMs for day-to-day use.  I have to say that I have never been that in love with the IE8s...
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