Reviews by cocolinho

cocolinho

Headphoneus Supremus
Pros: Sound quality, isolation, price?
Cons: price?
Bought new in Europe for $100
My best IEMs, very good analytic sounding, obviously not for bass-head even though my favorite headphones are Denon D2000!
High isolation but might be uncomfortable (it goes deep in ear canal)
I had RE-0 as well, to me HF5 are much better, they are not bass anemic like Hifiman's
I still do not know how to evaluate the price, they are MANY newcomers in the market such as JVC FX series or VSonic which can be bought for less than $100.
If you need very strong isolation, don't look elsewhere!

cocolinho

Headphoneus Supremus
Pros: sound quality, design, easily mod'able
Cons: design,price in Europe, soundstage
I had SR225, MS1i & this SR60i
In Europe, MS1i probably have the best ratio price/performance but still they are not Grado.
I love its unique vintage design even though it looks cheap. 
Grado sr60i are very good sounding, to me they are  perfect for rock/metal music but not only.
They are comfortable , light,but soundstage is very small for such an open headphones.
SR225 was better but was not night & day versus SR60i so price difference in Europe is not justified.
Newcomers, I would advice you to buy Grado 2nd hands here on Head fi, you'll get a SR225i for the price of a 80i new or 325i for the price of a SR125i in Europe.
Grado's are unique and I think everyone should have one in its collection
 

cocolinho

Headphoneus Supremus
Pros: Sound quality, construction, spare parts available
Cons: do not fold
Old timer which is still the best.
I love its dynamic sound but can brings fatigue after some hours.
Every things is there :bass, mids & highs with good details.
Every parts can be changed to make sure it will last long,
The only complaints I have : it doesn't fold 
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I think it is still the best on-the-go headphones
 
jollyjoggler
jollyjoggler
this thingie it is designed to be loud ... no more, no less. I hve them too, but imho they have too much bass. the frequency response is not for audiophile listening, keep that in mind. accurate playback is another matter. :wink: they are also not the most comfortable headphones ...
as dj cans they are hard to beat. I use it mainly for field recording.
cocolinho
cocolinho
I believe comfort & bass level satisfaction highly depend on every listener. I find HD25 out of my StudioV quite balanced, bass are not overpowered & they are rather clean to me. Highs can be sibilant depending on the tracks though
Reading your comment I guess you would love KRK KNS8400 headphones :wink:

cocolinho

Headphoneus Supremus
Pros: Sound quality, fun, comfort, easily mod'able
Cons: isolation
I like it so much. Sold once but bought a 2nd times few weeks later.
Very capable headphones, easily mod'able to perform even better.
Full sound with very good bass response, slightly recesses mids and good highs. Good soundstage for a closed headphones but light isolation.
Very comfortable, well built (never had issue)
Will never sell it (discontinued)
Buy it while you can!

cocolinho

Headphoneus Supremus
Pros: sound quality, comfort, lightweight, price
Cons: isolation, break-in needed
So so good headphones for the price, same as Denon D1001 which was 2/3 times more expensive.
Needs to break in to sound at its best.Will give you a flavor of Denon D2000 sounds.
Unbelievable value; Highly recommanded 
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