Kenix
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After looking more closely at the PX-200II and D1001k, I think I'm going to need something more durable than either. These new shures look very promising. Does the SRH440 fold and come with a coiled cable? They're $68 shipped on ebay, which sounds like a solid buy to me.
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Where might one find a SRH840 for $116?
Edit: Nvm on the SRH 840s. For that price I think I would rather get ATH-m50s. So it's down to that for $100 and the SRH440s for $68, both on ebay. Guess I'm off to read the forums. I'll be using either unamped.
| Originally Posted by st4r0c3an /img/forum/go_quote.gif Having tried a few closed cans and the only one that actually sounds closed to an opened one is SRH840. Classical music sounds pretty good on those, and they are usually closed cans' biggest weakness. While they sound amazing out of my amp, they also don't sound that bad out of my 3gs. The clamp of those phones are not that tight so they are relatively comfortable and cool, but they weight a lot more than the SRH440s so those might be a better choice for you as the above posters have mentioned. I use the 840 as my portable headphones for bus rides and never really had any problem with sleeping with them on while busing. |
After looking more closely at the PX-200II and D1001k, I think I'm going to need something more durable than either. These new shures look very promising. Does the SRH440 fold and come with a coiled cable? They're $68 shipped on ebay, which sounds like a solid buy to me.
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| Originally Posted by Bop /img/forum/go_quote.gif SRH-840 if you're willing to stretch your price limit by another $16 |
Where might one find a SRH840 for $116?
Edit: Nvm on the SRH 840s. For that price I think I would rather get ATH-m50s. So it's down to that for $100 and the SRH440s for $68, both on ebay. Guess I'm off to read the forums. I'll be using either unamped.
