starpause
Head-Fier
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Have had the px since it came out.I have a love/hate releationship with the sound.But in the past ive come to the conclusion that i dont like the sound that much.A friend of mine said that they had an digital sound to them.I think they sound boring.Not bad sound,but just boring.Bought the v moda crossfade 2 wireless yesterday and the sound is very fun and engaging (only tried with cable).I also recently bought the beyerdynamic dt 1770 pro,wich also sounds great.I guess my taste is leaning forward to v-shaped sound.And a little bit of warm fun sounding headphone.Maybe the px is to neautral for me.I owned the p9 last year.and they where the opposite.They where to booming and dark sounding.A real dissaster
Each to their own obviously. I had vmoda and byerdynamic and neither worked for me sound wise. PX hit a sweet spot... isolating enough to use outside and on the commute, flat enough to use for production (I prefer analytical to fun), styling enough that I'm ok wearing them with a blazer.
On the sound front... the OPPO PM-3 still has better seperation of instruments (panar magnetic just rocks that department) but it didn't take me long to recognise that the PM-3 are far too polite on the upper frequencies for me to produce with them. Casual listening for hours on end? Check... PM-3 are ultra comfortable physically and sound wise. But I need to be able to her that high end if I'm laying down tracks.
I also found the PX to break in as far as comfort goes. After giving the headband the slightest bend in the middle (so that they touch a bit on either side of the very top of the head, rather than only on the top of the head) and a few months use, my set is an extension of my body and I can listen comfortbly for 2 hour+ sessions
No, but my 'volume down' button while registering a press, stopped 'clicking' so mine were replaced. I suspect initial batch of these had a pretty high failure rate.
And this is exactly why I'm back in the thread... my PX are in for repair/replacement due to the buttons stopping clicking. They work but I really have to mash on them and don't like having to press so hard, can't be a good sign. I really hope they were able to fix rather than replace since I finally found a pair of PX that were super comfortable on me.
All and all... PX are my daily drivers, they meet all of my needs well enough, and after trying all my other headphones while they were out for repair I'm still lonely for them so I'm here lamenting