[astroid]

They were much better than i expected, big bass but mids and highs were still in the picture. Comfy as F$ck , honest comfiest i have ever worn.
Might pick a set up if i can get them under £120, for portables they are pretty good.
 
 

 

[classakg]

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They were much better than i expected, big bass but mids and highs were still in the picture. Comfy as F$ck , honest comfiest i have ever worn.
Might pick a set up if i can get them under £120, for portables they are pretty good.
 
 

 
They are for bass lovers only...
 

 

[2rooi123]

got them today and am very satisfied
IMO they are better than beats studio and priced lower
no complains here

 

[Mochan]

Hey franz, how is the folding mechanism of the Beats Solo HD? How small does it fold and how big is the case it comes with?

 

[CoryGillmore]

It's nice to see someone not hating on the beats. I've got some Turbine Pro Golds, HD650's and a DT880/250. I have a feeling I would also like the Solo HD's. I love bass too (it's the car audio lover in me). If I weren't so afraid of buying fakes, I'd buy some at the right price.

 

[Mochan]

Funny Cory, I have much the same stuff, minus the DT880. I still think the Solo HD is the portable for me. Might have to dispose of my MS300 first, though.

 

[kingtz]

To each his own, I suppose.

 

[smittyryan]

I'm thinking about getting solo hds also. do u know if they leak sound?

 

[Maverickmonk]

I can only hope this is not only true, but a new trend for designer headphones. If they can actually challenge the sound of mid-fi headphones, then perhaps companies like AKG and Grado will be forced to innovate. Along with that, perhaps companies like Ultrasone and Beyer will be forced to market their products more (like, at all..). Maybe I'm a capitalist pig, but I see nothing but positives comming from some sort of real competition between the consumer and audiophile markets.

 

[bubsdaddy]

The Solo Hd does not leak very much.

 

[MrBapti]

mhm, when i listened to them
 
the highs and mids sounded kind of "veiled", like theres something blocking the sound
 
but the bass was good, but kinda of overwhelming
 
there was even a heavy mid bass present in the piano solo i listened to them with
 
D
 
but sound is preference so 

 

[meyameya]

As for me, I have the Turbine Pro Copper. There's not a lot of nice IEMs from where I'm from so I could only compare it to the cx300-II of senns and without bias, I honestly preferred the turbines. this was all before discovering head-fi though. I'm at least happy that the copper edition got some decent reviews even here. they are however, overpriced.