Quote: Originally Posted by blacknile I own a Sansa Clip, a Creative Zen and Sennheiser Px100. With properly encoded Mp3s (UberStandard.org :: Über Music Extraction Guide) there's basically no difference to my ears between these devices - with the Creative sounding a bit fuller and the...

Quote: Originally Posted by Earwax Which Zen do you have? I have a Zen V Plus and I think the Clip beats beats it by a mile. Just the regular zen 4gb version On the note of the PX100's, for me these work perfectly fine, when they are connected to my home audio setup they do...

so all in all not worth the change

Hi head-fi, I currently have (as stated in the title) a creative zen 4gb as my portable player, however the sound i get out of it using my px 100's is ok but I have the feeling it can be much better. So after searching around it seems the sansa clip gives excellent quality, so my question...

I recently bought a px 200 for it's closeness. While being accustomed to having both the px 100 and koss ksc75, this pair seem to be much more agressive then those 2 other open headphones. Now it seems you need to burn-in those px 200 to get a more mid-low balanced tone. However, while having a...

I did align them, the effect was after it and yes, it takes a lot of time to get them right for the fit

I apologise to the ones I contradicted when saying the pmx100 sounds better in bass then the ksc75 (the ksc sound much cleaner though). It's really akward, since when I used the pmx100 and it increased in bass (which really sounded well) I always preferred the pmx100 above my new ksc75...

pmx100 are better, and about the sound leaking out, it isn't too bad, it does leak sound but just a bit (and I put my (ok it's sony and has lower sound anyway) volume on max) .

When I use my pmx100 outdoors, there isn't much problems. However when using it in a car with open windows, too much sound is getting leaked in (from the wind) to my liking. So if you seriously can put up the sound of your ipod, then it would be acceptable, but thanks to their open design...

Quote: Originally Posted by Inkmo It was bad enough that we had to mark the left and right cups to keep 'em in order.

Quote: Originally Posted by Chef Medeski I think iGrados would be good for this. Depends on their fit and weight. But, I mean they're open.... around the neck usually are some of the best fitting headphones that don't fall when running..... and well they are grados.... so... yeah... they...

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00...lance&n=172282 O.o

These phones should be concidered as "non-street-wearable", they just look awsome in a humiliating way (sry for the reaction, but when I just saw the pic for the first time,... )

Offcourse , like hardcore said, they do radiate different waves For example the Neodym magnets (which are made of a rare ore and are used in many modern headphones these days) are in fact radioactive, however what you must know is that the amount of radiation is what's being the danger...

Quote: Originally Posted by mektarus It makes them even brighter (more sparkly). If you do the dremel mod and quarter mod the pads it makes them quite a bit more sparkly. While this is preferred by some, I'm guessing it won't be to your liking. Pfew, thanks then for the advice , I...