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Victor is not company, it's JVC's in-Japan trademark.
Closed Cans $100-$300
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Since the OP specifically asked for closed phones, your opinion is irrelevant.
| Originally Posted by mbd2884 /img/forum/go_quote.gif May make some people angry, but I think closed headphones between 1-300 dollar zone just blow ass. |
Since the OP specifically asked for closed phones, your opinion is irrelevant.
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They apparently bought the trademark from RCA. They still use the logo with the dog hearing "his master's voice".
| Originally Posted by QQQ /img/forum/go_quote.gif Victor is not company, it's JVC's in-Japan trademark. |
They apparently bought the trademark from RCA. They still use the logo with the dog hearing "his master's voice".
what?
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still love my sennhesiser hd280 pros,
killer isolation clean sound.
killer isolation clean sound.
Thought about the Sennheiser HD25-II? Great isolation and good tight bass and feels indestructible. Don't think I've seen them in this thread, and they sure deserve at least one recommendation
I think we had them all now
I think we had them all now
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intoart, probably, everyone bought everyone
JVC stands for Japan Victor COmpany btw, so it's really complicated there
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I still own a pair of HD280s. They are quite nice for the price, but Beyers (particularly DT770 Pro/80 or DT150) are a huge step up.
| Originally Posted by what? /img/forum/go_quote.gif still love my sennhesiser hd280 pros, killer isolation clean sound. |
I still own a pair of HD280s. They are quite nice for the price, but Beyers (particularly DT770 Pro/80 or DT150) are a huge step up.
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True, and his opinion was the first to say that ALL closed cans blow ass. From what I've read this certainly isn't the case unless you're comparing $200 closed cans to say $400 open cans. I know you can get a better sound with open headphones, but I'm interested in isolation because these are going to be my new workhorse headphones. I'll bridge the gap from this later in a couple years when I'm done uni and have a stable job.
| Originally Posted by intoart /img/forum/go_quote.gif Since the OP specifically asked for closed phones, your opinion is irrelevant. |
True, and his opinion was the first to say that ALL closed cans blow ass. From what I've read this certainly isn't the case unless you're comparing $200 closed cans to say $400 open cans. I know you can get a better sound with open headphones, but I'm interested in isolation because these are going to be my new workhorse headphones. I'll bridge the gap from this later in a couple years when I'm done uni and have a stable job.
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So in terms of best jump for cost, it's going to be a toss between the Q40 and DT770 generally. I've actually found a local store that sells the Q40s, I'll be trying them out soon.
| Originally Posted by intoart /img/forum/go_quote.gif I still own a pair of HD280s. They are quite nice for the price, but Beyers (particularly DT770 Pro/80 or DT150) are a huge step up. |
So in terms of best jump for cost, it's going to be a toss between the Q40 and DT770 generally. I've actually found a local store that sells the Q40s, I'll be trying them out soon.
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