Which one will be the best for EDM and vocals I want something that is fun to listen to with decent isolation and some warmth
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Audio-Technica ATH-M20x Or the Superlux HD‑668B
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Or the Gemini DJ HSR-1000 mutust be comfy to
PurpleAngel
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Or the Gemini DJ HSR-1000 must be comfy to
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HSR-1000, would still be worth it at twice ($44 X 2 = $88) it's price.
http://www.amazon.com/Gemini-HSR-1000-Professional-Monitoring-Headphones/dp/B006Y2BI04
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HSR-1000, would still be worth it at twice ($454 X 2 = $90) it's price.
http://www.amazon.com/Gemini-HSR-1000-Professional-Monitoring-Headphones/dp/B006Y2BI04
Is it really that good?
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The HD668B is a very good headphone, very balanced, good soundstage, and has a very good price. But it's not fully closed, it's not ''fun'' to listen to, and it's definitely not warm, so I wouldn't go with that in your case.
If you want to stay in these brands, I would pay a bit more and go with the ATH-M30x, which is very nice for its price, fun to listen to, closed, and it has a bit more mids than the M50 for comparison.
If you want to stay in these brands, I would pay a bit more and go with the ATH-M30x, which is very nice for its price, fun to listen to, closed, and it has a bit more mids than the M50 for comparison.
PurpleAngel
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Is it really that good?
I've bought my share of lower costing headphones (like 10 or more) and it's the only lower costing headphone that I would still use.
If I had not given them to my nephews.
If Sony put their name on them I would think they could sell for $125.
I've bought my share of lower costing headphones (like 10 or more) and it's the only lower costing headphone that I would still use.
If I had not given them to my nephews.
If Sony put their name on them I would think they could sell for $125.
took ur advice and went with it. i heard it sounds good as a DT770 and does the HS 1000 need a amp
PurpleAngel
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took ur advice and went with it. i heard it sounds good as a DT770 and does the HS 1000 need a amp
The 60-Ohm HSR-1000 sounds almost as good as the DT770, but without the need of a dedicated headphone amplifier.
What sources are you plugging the HSR-1000 into?
The 60-Ohm HSR-1000 sounds almost as good as the DT770, but without the need of a dedicated headphone amplifier.
What sources are you plugging the HSR-1000 into?
My fiio X1 with a nx1
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If Sony put their name on them I would think they could sell for $125.
I wish they would! They put the MDR-10R to shame and the Sony's cost 2-3 times as much.
The 60-Ohm HSR-1000 sounds almost as good as the DT770, but without the need of a dedicated headphone amplifier.
What sources are you plugging the HSR-1000 into?
glad i listen to you these headphones are amazing i like these neutral sounding but the isolation can be better
idk man i think these are better then my hd 558 thats 2-3 times the price
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