ponkine
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http://www.head-fi.org/products/panasonic-rp-htf600-s-step-monitor No reviews yet
Heya,
Get these. Better value than both. They're better than the Beats and pretty much as good as the M50's (seriously, I have both, I'm not just making it up). Smooth highs, present mids (slightly recessed just like the aforementioned headphones here) and gobs of lovely impactful rich deep bass that can play a controlled tone as low as 40hz and 30hz even (with a tad of warble on the 30hz). They even have a pretty nice sound stage due to angled drivers (mimics S-Logic) and these vents which make it more of a semi-open in terms of it's sound. Don't even look at the price. Just pretend there's another zero behind it. It's actually pretty ruggedly built, is comfortable, pretty big, and looks decent. I bought it on a whim and it turned out to be an absolute gem. I don't get taken away by many headphones, but for this thing's cost, I was pretty much floored. I can't recommend it enough if you want a fun smooth bassy headphone that is inexpensive, but matches and rivals some $150~250 headphones out there (which.. well, I also have).
Get them. If you don't like them, I will buy them from you to give to someone.
Very best,
First time I've heard of them. What's its sound signature?
http://www.head-fi.org/products/panasonic-rp-htf600-s-step-monitor No reviews yet
Now you're even making me intrigued as well, as I love the sound of XB500 with boosted mids and highs. I'm also a fan of semi-open designs with small openings because from my experience it helps with both bass response but especially soundstage compared to fully closed, much more airy sounding. I've also been thinking of picking up PRO700MK2 but the negative feedback about comfort has held me back quite a bit.