Donut
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From all accounts, the Turbine series IEMs are reported to be quite good. Maybe a tad overpriced, but they're supposed to be competitive for sure...unlike the rightfully maligned Beats....
To be fair, I've never tried either one [though based on my brief and unpleasant experience with Bose Triports in the store, I could imagine what the Beats would be like], though I did briefly consider getting the Turbine Pro Coppers when they were on deep sale at Dell's website [ultimately I didn't because I severely hate having to deal with Dell]. I wound up with the Panasonic RP-HJE900s instead, and am quite happy with them.
Personally, I'd try to sway her opinion to other headphones. Realistically, I'd spring for the Coppers, given the choice between the two. Nothing good can come of helping the sales numbers of the Beats.
Originally Posted by epithetless /img/forum/go_quote.gif Honestly, Blisse and Mad Lust Envy, have either of you heard the Turbine Pro Coppers? They're actually quite good. There's always going to be disagreement when it comes to headphone rankings, but from my own experience with the Turbine Pros (Copper and Gold) and the things I've read about earlier Monster offerings, the Turbines seem to buck the trend of Monster merely producing overpriced, nice-looking garbage. I wouldn't pay full retail for the Coppers, mind you, and I might even hesitate to call them nice-looking, but they are absolutely not garbage. |
From all accounts, the Turbine series IEMs are reported to be quite good. Maybe a tad overpriced, but they're supposed to be competitive for sure...unlike the rightfully maligned Beats....
To be fair, I've never tried either one [though based on my brief and unpleasant experience with Bose Triports in the store, I could imagine what the Beats would be like], though I did briefly consider getting the Turbine Pro Coppers when they were on deep sale at Dell's website [ultimately I didn't because I severely hate having to deal with Dell]. I wound up with the Panasonic RP-HJE900s instead, and am quite happy with them.
Personally, I'd try to sway her opinion to other headphones. Realistically, I'd spring for the Coppers, given the choice between the two. Nothing good can come of helping the sales numbers of the Beats.