stephanp5
New Head-Fier
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Hey guys,
I'm in the market for bluetooth headphones to pair with my Galaxy Note II. I have searched threads countless but I'm wondering if I spend same $300~ on wired headphones (whatever the brand may be) will I really notice a significant difference? All my Music is streamed online radio, (96-256kbiT) or just trance/rnb/hip hop/dance- its nothing that has lots of highs like jazz I mean will I really notice the quality difference? I will be listening to it while around uni or at gym so there's gonna be background noise anyway, i wont be locked in my room paying attention to everything. but at the same time I don't settle for crappy $30 apple earphones, i am happy to spend $180 like I did with my audiotechncia ones.
PS I can't find anywherei n Australia to audition the Parrot Zik hence my stupid question, sorry!
To give you an idea, I currently use my Grado labs Alessandro MS1i and Audio-Technica ATH-CKS90i but dont find them very Bassy enough
I'm in the market for bluetooth headphones to pair with my Galaxy Note II. I have searched threads countless but I'm wondering if I spend same $300~ on wired headphones (whatever the brand may be) will I really notice a significant difference? All my Music is streamed online radio, (96-256kbiT) or just trance/rnb/hip hop/dance- its nothing that has lots of highs like jazz I mean will I really notice the quality difference? I will be listening to it while around uni or at gym so there's gonna be background noise anyway, i wont be locked in my room paying attention to everything. but at the same time I don't settle for crappy $30 apple earphones, i am happy to spend $180 like I did with my audiotechncia ones.
PS I can't find anywherei n Australia to audition the Parrot Zik hence my stupid question, sorry!
To give you an idea, I currently use my Grado labs Alessandro MS1i and Audio-Technica ATH-CKS90i but dont find them very Bassy enough
