[nichifanlema]

For those who never heard of this company before, Cresyn is a decent earphone/headphone maker in Korea. It is known for the high quality products with reasonably low price. It makes some OEM/ODM products for Audio Technica...such as CM3 or CM7.

Anyways, they just recently released a new headphones:

CS-HP720:
Dynamic Open-air Headphone
Upgraded from former HP700..

CS-NH500:
Noise Cancelling phone

 

[nichifanlema]

...and for bonus.....

a pretty model girl wearing HP720....

maybe...I should change my avatar....

 

[milkpowder]

Max power input of 1W?! Is it just me, or is this quite a high power-handling capacity?

Purely from the specs alone, these headphones are pretty technically able.

EDIT: I have to admit that she (the second one) does look quite pretty

 

[VR6ofpain]

Quote:

Originally Posted by milkpowder Max power input of 1W?! Is it just me, or is this quite a high power-handling capacity? Purely from the specs alone, these headphones are pretty technically able. EDIT: I have to admit that she (the second one) does look quite pretty

The G Lite is suppose to put out 1 watt max (though I am not sure at what impedance it needs to give that)!

The first one looks comfy, though ugly.

 

[kin0kin]

iirc...the V700 can take 3000mW (3W) lol....

 

[nichifanlema]

Quote:

Originally Posted by VR6ofpain The G Lite is suppose to put out 1 watt max (though I am not sure at what impedance it needs to give that)! The first one looks comfy, though ugly.

The design somewhat reminds me of Audio-Technica's AD-series...

Well I think I'll choose comfort over fugliness..

 

[Squalo]

Anyone found a use for those extra 10 000 Hz?

So, how much do they cost?

 

[Squalo]

Quote:

Originally Posted by nichifanlema It makes some OEM/ODM products for Audio Technica...such as CM3 or CM7.

At 11500 empleyees they'll make more stuff than the Audio Technicas

They sort of look like the Philips HP-890:

http://members.chello.nl/~m.heijlige...Philips890.jpg

 

[milkpowder]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Squalo At 11500 empleyees they'll make more stuff than the Audio Technicas They sort of look like the Philips HP-890: http://members.chello.nl/~m.heijlige...Philips890.jpg

Those Philips are horrible. They have them playing out of universal/multi-disk Nakamichi players at certain record stores in Hong Kong and they really don't sound very nice. They don't feel well made either.

 

[donunus]

Quote:

Originally Posted by kin0kin iirc...the V700 can take 3000mW (3W) lol....

I think the k81dj does 3w too

 

[Squalo]

Quote:

Originally Posted by milkpowder Those Philips are horrible. They have them playing out of universal/multi-disk Nakamichi players at certain record stores in Hong Kong and they really don't sound very nice. They don't feel well made either.

Hmm... My father has them, and they're quite OK. Received good reviews at the time. Not the best sound, an quite fragile, but they were not expencive.

Problaly not treated very well in stores, huh? And not a good choice for in-store use.

 

[krmathis]

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Originally Posted by nichifanlema ...and for bonus..... a pretty model girl wearing HP720.... http://image.aving.net/img/2006/10/1...0181305089.jpg http://image.aving.net/img/2006/10/1...0181305080.jpg http://image.aving.net/img/2006/10/1...0181305086.jpg http://image.aving.net/img/2006/10/1...0181305087.jpg http://image.aving.net/img/2006/10/1...0181305088.jpg

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[threEchelon]

Hah! They're wearing the headphones the wrong way!

 

[Esidarap]

So... what's the price and who do we pay? Where do we get these???

 

[IPodPJ]

Quote:

Originally Posted by milkpowder Max power input of 1W?! Is it just me, or is this quite a high power-handling capacity? Purely from the specs alone, these headphones are pretty technically able. EDIT: I have to admit that she (the second one) does look quite pretty

First off, to the poster above you, yes pretty girl indeed.

Secondly, the Sony MDR-CD1000 and Sony MDR-CD3000 also had a rating of 1 watt. I've seen headphones out there with 2 watt ratings.

But as a correction to my Sony CD1000 specs, they also had a frequency response that extended down to 5 Hz, and up to 30kHz, along with 50mm driver units.

They were some of the best sounding headphones, even by todays standards, but Sony doesn't make such good headphones anymore. I purchased the CD1000 back in 1994. If you can find yourself a pair that has hardly ever been used, you should definately check them out, but you will shell out a pretty penny for them.