appar111
Headphoneus Supremus
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Well, just picked up the Senn PX200's on my lunch hour at Virgin Megastore. With a 15% off coupon, I paid $54 for them. I was looking for a closed can equivalent to my Sportapros, and these are as close as I've gotten.
I didn't bring a portable with me, so when I got back to the office, I plugged them into the headphone jack of my Sony CFD-V17 boombox and I'm digging the sound. Took a few seconds to get the seal right, but it seems pretty easy. The cups pivot on a ball end, so that may be why its a little harder for some to get the seal, but my ears must be shaped just right.
These seem to be much clearer than my Sportapros, but still have excellent bass. I think I've come to realize that I don't like cans that are completely accurate, and I don't care for cans that are too bright. I like just enough high end to sound crisp, and no more than that. These seem to fit the bill perfectly. They don't have the "airiness" of my Sportapros, but the mids don't seem muddy at all, like they tend to sound on the Sportapros. All in all, an excellent purchase for me.
I'm anxious to see how these will pair with my Airhead amp when I get home, and with my MZ-R30 which is on its way to me.
Just thought I'd share my good fortune
Now who wants to buy my AKG K141S's for $45 shipped?
appar111
I didn't bring a portable with me, so when I got back to the office, I plugged them into the headphone jack of my Sony CFD-V17 boombox and I'm digging the sound. Took a few seconds to get the seal right, but it seems pretty easy. The cups pivot on a ball end, so that may be why its a little harder for some to get the seal, but my ears must be shaped just right.
These seem to be much clearer than my Sportapros, but still have excellent bass. I think I've come to realize that I don't like cans that are completely accurate, and I don't care for cans that are too bright. I like just enough high end to sound crisp, and no more than that. These seem to fit the bill perfectly. They don't have the "airiness" of my Sportapros, but the mids don't seem muddy at all, like they tend to sound on the Sportapros. All in all, an excellent purchase for me.
I'm anxious to see how these will pair with my Airhead amp when I get home, and with my MZ-R30 which is on its way to me.
Just thought I'd share my good fortune
appar111