Quote: Originally posted by D-EJ915 Cambridge Soundworks has things like that for a little more that kick way more ass=actual bookshelfs, a subwoofer,...etc. You mean that for a little more one could get a speaker system which uses booshelf speakers and subwoofers?

Quote: Originally posted by Hiker Hmmm . . . looks interesting . . . Too bad the bass only goes down to 70hz

Quote: Originally posted by dd3mon My roomate at college has Klipsh Promedia 2.1. Let's start out by saying that his setup (just about the only one possible in our tight space) is about the worst possible placement and sound reflection wise. The sub sits on top of a solid tile floor...

Quote: Originally posted by lan Well the PM14's bass isn't as much as Logitech and Klipsch but I like it's highs and midrange more. I can't really say more than that because it's one of those items you should just try it out yourself. I dont' know what would be acceptable for you. Some...

Quote: Originally posted by lan Check out Monsoon PM14. I'd check out any computer speakers at a local store before buying. Strong and weak points?

Quote: Originally posted by Hiker I'd like to hear this, too. Has anyone used the Klipsch Promedia 2.1? I hear these are pretty good and a friend of mine likes his 5.1 system so I am wondering what others think. Yeah, sadly enough they don't sell klipsch in Europe

Hello everyone I am looking to replace my old old pioneer S-Q180 speaker set because of problems with the receiver (it has a habit of suddenly jumping to full volume - ouch). Anyways, I'm looking for a nice 2.1 computer speaker set of about 200 USD. I was thinking about a nice satellite...

Quote: Originally posted by LTUCCI1924 HI: Go to rat shack and get the mini to 1/4 adapter. Get the gold one. I suppose I can go to any regular audio-stuffs winkel to get that converter? (I'm in The Netherlands).

I wonder if and how I could convert the mini jack to a 1/4 inch jack so I can use it with my (dj-)mixer?

Quote: Originally posted by skagen I haven't tried the Shures so far but I've had the Ety ER-6 for a couple of weeks now - using it with a Sharp DR-7 minidisc. t first I though they (ER-6) were weak in bass, but that changed - now I think they are just "true". TIn other words they...

Quote: Originally posted by Barradio Yes the E1 required more burning time about 300hrs the high wouldn't piercing sharp high anymore. Now went I travel in the tube I listen to the E1 more than using the Ety 4. How is the bass response on the E1? Have you been able to compare them...

Quote: Originally posted by MacDEF How much isolation do you need? I'm a huge fan of the Senn PX 200. Lightweight, decent isolation (more than expected), comfortable, great sound, $50. Of course, JMT is right -- Etys are the ultimate isolation headphones Hmm. I've been surfing...

Ok I think I sorted it out. I'm going to use etys ER6s along with the adapter to fit it onto custom earmolds. I already have two custom fit earplugs to protect my ears, and apparently it is possible to use some sort of an adapter to connect them with ety er6s, a godsent really. Is anyone...

Quote: Originally posted by usc goose I don't know, I would feel kind of silly djing with eggos. As for djing with etys, you'd have to figure out what to do with the side of the ety you're not using. I've only tried it sitting down at home but I figure it would get in the way standing and...

Quote: Originally posted by AIM9x he said lightweight..... that means no HFI-650s Well, lightweight doesnt really matter, as long as they dont press on your head very heavily. I'm affraid that what im looking for is rather impossible to find because only heavy headphones tend to...

Quote: Originally posted by JMT Etymotic ER-4S/4P Hard to argue with 23dB of isolation. Hmm. Which other companies out there provide some sort of custom molded earplug/earbud combo? Theres a company which already has my ears measured out once for earplugs, so I'm hoping I...

So how did this work out?

Hello everyone! I would like to know if anyone knows of a headphone solution (regular headphones, earbuds, eggs etc.) which offer very good isolation, but do not rest heavily on the top of your head? I DJ a lot, and right now I use Beyer 250s, which are great, but built like tanks and...

If only shipping to The Netherlands werent so damn expensive...

Quote: Originally posted by jpelg The Aiwa HP-VX100's are the SP (short-cord) version: and available here for only US$17 plus shipping: http://www.audiocubes.com/product_in...products_id=75 OK great. I'm gonna wait a little bit longer before making the purchase, because I...

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Hello everyone! After reading through some interesting threads on this forum I've decided to buy a set of AIWA HP-V600s as they are cheap, ok-sounding, portable and isolating. The problem is however, that I cannot seem to find any store (on- or offline) where they sell them! So I'd like to...

Quote: Originally posted by Lisa About the shipping. I live in the Netherlands. I e-mailed Koss about a week ago to ask about it. They said shipping is $30,- and this is without taxes and custom charges! So Duncun (and everybody else outside the US) you can order them, but it's gonna...