HouseOfDoom
Aka: IEMagnet01 and many, many other aliases.
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Black version not being sold yet, though that there is some sexy black. I wish mine were black, by my white pair look great and fit great also.
I am extremely impressed with this sony smart headset pro. I get virtually no difference in sound quality. While of course, because we are adding more devices it's not going to sound identical, the sound is really impressive, especially with the e6 attached.
The e6 has four eq presets and volume control. It essentially is my go to volume and eq with this set up. The headset pro plays, pauses, skips tracks, displays the song and artist, answers calls, and displays texts and emails. Battery life is approximately 8 hours of continuous use on both devices. The Sony headset pro also comes with a mh1 set of iems (with a shortened cable). I plan on recalling them some day. As long as I have power in these gadgets, I don't need to pull my phone out of my pocket unless I need to text someone (or go on head fi lol)
I get ZERO EMI with this set up, minimal floor noise, plenty of extension on both ends, and with my LG G3 it works pretty flawlessly. I could have anyone on here listen to my current set up with these and I bet no one would be able to tell it's wireless. A bonus to this headset is that it has a micro SD slot to save music on as well (it operates as a basic mp3 player), and you can have two bluetooth devices hooked up to it at the same time.
Black version not being sold yet, though that there is some sexy black. I wish mine were black, by my white pair look great and fit great also.
Just tested it on a few tracks with my KZ DT3 (only iems I have on me) and I don't notice much difference. But, remember that DT3 is a very warm and forgiving iem.Hmm, hopefully we are talking about the same thing, Sony MW1 headset (http://www.amazon.com/Sony-Headset-Black-Version-Retail/dp/B00ANUPRFU/), right? There are multiple listings in amazon, with prices ranging up to $300 from Japan, while the one fulfilled by amazon is under $80, where Lite version doesn't include micro sd card and a reader. What I was curious, if you plug in a set of your headphones to G3 and then plug in the same set of headphones to MW1 paired up to your phone and compare the sound quality (don't use E6 amp since it cleans up the sound a bit). I was curious to review MW1 in the past (it's actually 2+ year old model), but a number of people on xda told me it was a nightmare with firmware updates, old bluetooth 2.0, obviously no aptX codec support, and sound between the same set of headphones wired versus connected wireless was compressed with some lack of bass and upper frequency clarity extension. I tested in the past Antec wireless bt receiver, similar functionality to turn any headset wireless, and also found sound quality to degrade significantly. The Don Scorpio DP-H1 I just reviewed (http://forum.xda-developers.com/general/accessories/review-don-scorpio-dp-h1-smart-bt-t2922800) had very impressive sound with a bit of lack in sub-bass, but it doesn't have smart oled functionality of MW1 or built in microSD slot.
What you describing sounds very optimistic, but I'm wondering which exact model do you have and if you can try it without E6 for sound comparison wired and wireless?
I was just watching Steve Rochlin's official coverage of Canjam 2014. dr. Fang (Hifiman) appears in the video (~11 minutes in).
Anyway, he mentions the new RE-300, and says "...which have three versions. The iphone version, the hifi version and also the android version".
The "hifi" version isn't on head-direct,and I wonder if it is a better sounding version or it's just a mic-less version.
Video below (RE-300 at around 13:05 mark)
www.youtube.com/watch?v=EbUHUQdxM-A#t=13m05s
I can't imagine HiFiMan selling an inferior product to iPhone and Android users, but if the Hifi version is BETTER than what I'm getting with my RE-300 now, then sign me up for what would be the budget IEM of the year by far!
My guess is that it's merely a micless IEM, but if not..
I am extremely impressed with this sony smart headset pro. I get virtually no difference in sound quality. While of course, because we are adding more devices it's not going to sound identical, the sound is really impressive, especially with the e6 attached.
The e6 has four eq presets and volume control. It essentially is my go to volume and eq with this set up. The headset pro plays, pauses, skips tracks, displays the song and artist, answers calls, and displays texts and emails. Battery life is approximately 8 hours of continuous use on both devices. The Sony headset pro also comes with a mh1 set of iems (with a shortened cable). I plan on recalling them some day. As long as I have power in these gadgets, I don't need to pull my phone out of my pocket unless I need to text someone (or go on head fi lol)
I get ZERO EMI with this set up, minimal floor noise, plenty of extension on both ends, and with my LG G3 it works pretty flawlessly. I could have anyone on here listen to my current set up with these and I bet no one would be able to tell it's wireless. A bonus to this headset is that it has a micro SD slot to save music on as well (it operates as a basic mp3 player), and you can have two bluetooth devices hooked up to it at the same time.
Has anyone jammed the awei es900 or es800 series? They consistently get high marks at a price on par or lower than the KZ offerings.
Has anyone jammed the awei es900 or es800 series? They consistently get high marks at a price on par or lower than the KZ offerings.
Has anyone jammed the awei es900 or es800 series? They consistently get high marks at a price on par or lower than the KZ offerings.
Has anyone jammed the awei es900 or es800 series? They consistently get high marks at a price on par or lower than the KZ offerings.