jpr703
Headphoneus Supremus
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I wouldn't wear them in public either, but everyone who's seen my RS-1s was intrigued and thought they were interesting. I haven't gotten one "ugly" comment yet.
Originally Posted by raid517 Ahh... I have a pair of PortaPros. Are they supposed to any good? Do you guys rate them? |
Originally Posted by raid517 Well I haven't stretched them yet like I was saying. The crunching/munching sound only kicks in on defective sets at moderately high to high volume levels. I've got them at just below that level right now - so I'm going to do this breaking in thing at moderate-ish volume levels before trying - so there are still several hours left on them to go. (Even though I think what needs breaking in is probably people's heads rather than the phones). GJ |
Originally Posted by raid517 Ahh... I have a pair of PortaPros. Are they supposed to any good? Do you guys rate them? I haven't really used them much, as normally for portable use I go with my Etymotic ER4P's. But in the occasional rare setting, such as flying, trains, parks and possibly relaxing vacations, I would probably like to take my Grado's with me. GJ |
Originally Posted by jpr703 I wouldn't wear them in public either, but everyone who's seen my RS-1s was intrigued and thought they were interesting. I haven't gotten one "ugly" comment yet. |
You're not feking wearing those when you're out with me! |
Originally Posted by raid517 Ahh... I have a pair of PortaPros. Are they supposed to any good? Do you guys rate them? I haven't really used them much, as normally for portable use I go with my Etymotic ER4P's. But in the occasional rare setting, such as flying, trains, parks and possibly relaxing vacations, I would probably like to take my Grado's with me. GJ |
Originally Posted by wakeride74 If you have some decent IEM's why would you want to take such an expensive open can for listening in those noisy envoirnments?? If you want a over ear style can as a second portable option get some Dt770, k271, or A900. Just my 2¢ |
Originally Posted by S.W. Wearing a wide open, unfirmly on head, and cost $700 headphone on street? It's more like putting two ipods in chest pocket with hopeful "I wish I won't slip on concrete ground today" or sorta... You like the sound, but you WILL cry if you get a bloody scratch on your beautiful wooden cans. In public, use the In-Ears, not opens please. |
Originally Posted by wakeride74 If you have some decent IEM's why would you want to take such an expensive open can for listening in those noisy envoirnments?? If you want a over ear style can as a second portable option get some Dt770, k271, or A900. Just my 2¢ |
Originally Posted by chrisfromalbany A900s arent really a choice. You can't walk and wear them. They are too big and will just fall off. And if you think you are getting looks with RS-1s. lol.. forgetaboutit. |
Originally Posted by wakeride74 Everyone should listen how they want but most like listening at home because of the better gear and more focused detail one can get from a quiet environment. Open cans may be ok for parks and things like that but for travel they would be my last pick. |