[nallyvaico]

Has anybody listened to the earbuds Philips SBC-HE915? Cost around $17, freq range 8-26,000 - almost like Sony E888's.

 

[Braver]

haven't heard them, but if I was inable to get a pair of Sennheiser mx500's or Sony 888's, I'd still pick Sony over other earbuds. I've tried some brands including Sony, Philips and Panasonic and they all suck really really bad compared to the Senns, but at least the Sonys look good.

if it's all you can get and they look cool, why not? if you can get Senn mx500s, they rule ofcourse

 

[bbq]

http://www.review33.com/forum/forum_...20020306170508
For human voice performance, that's my own ranking regarding those well known "Kings of Earphones".
From Best to Worst:
888SP
HE900
MX500
B&0
EX70

I am looking for HE900 because it should be even better than EX70. It only costs US$20 in Hong Kong.

 

[Duncan]

As long as Philips and Panasonic haven't struck up a deal... look at (although its a smaller picture) how similar the driver housings are..

[Panasonic] RPHV297
Inner Ear Phones

Features
Lightweight in-cord slide volume controller for easy level control
Compact carrying case with cord winding up function
Twin bass and sound cap for high quality dynamic sound
Neodymium rare-earth magnet for powerful sound
Large size driver units (14.8mm) for rich powerful sound
Twist free slider and cord
L-type, 24 karat gold plated 3.5mm plug
Frequency response 10Hz - 25kHz

To quote eagle_driver at his best... These phones are pure CRAPOLA!!

 

[blr]

I used to have the 900s. In a word, nothing special. Too much treble roll off. One of the drivers gave up after several weeks of use.

 

[nallyvaico]

Quote:

Originally posted by bbq For human voice performance, that's my own ranking regarding those well known "Kings of Earphones". From Best to Worst: 888SP HE900 MX500 B&0 EX70 I am looking for HE900 because it should be even better than EX70. It only costs US$20 in Hong Kong.

But don't you think HE915 should sound better than HE900?