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Headphoneus Supremus
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I've decided to buy a pair of Sony XBA3s to test these against. Given all the hype I think it's a fair comparison.
I've decided to buy a pair of Sony XBA3s to test these against. Given all the hype I think it's a fair comparison.
I have the same problem even wearing it correctly (J cord style)
I already do that but it still loses after a bit. Gets loose and the sound gets thin. After every 10 steps while walking. It is very annoying. I can see how they may have thought of the J Cord design but it is highly impracticle. A regular Y cord with around ear cable guide and clips would have been better.
You'd call it a fair comparison that between a $299 triple BA and a $79 dynamic? How?
^yes by "compatible" i meant will I able to hear the music or not? I dont want volume control or track change feature in the mic. So it will play my the music alright?
The MH1C will. Be carefull not to get the MH1 model, it's only complatible with older xperia phones.
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Actually it totally depends on where the ground contact is on the headphone socket. In principle it is totally possible for a sound only headphone socket to be compatible with both mic standards, by having a ground contact at both standards' locations. My Fiio E17 is like this. Otherwise which standard the socket is compatible with will just depend on where the ground contact is placed. I remember someone saying his MH1C was incompatible with an audio only device, I think it was a computer. It's a trivial matter to get an adapter to switch between the standards. But if you absolutely must have compatibility without an adapter, check with the device mfc which standard it is compatible with, CTIA (MH1C) OMTP (MH1) or both.
Hmm..I am feeling the exact opposite of what you are saying. Clarity, instrument seperation and soundstage all are just great on these. The thing I like about this is the great detailing at mids and highs even with the bass response and thump it possesses.
Hype. If people think it can stack up with low end customs, it should do reasonably well versus a mid-high end universal.I wasn't about to get a pair of low end customs just to test with, even if it's mostly due to having to find and book a time for an ear impression as opposed to cost.
So you're... believing and reinforcing all the hype as the foundation of your attempts to dismiss the hype? Just sounds like sensationalism...
You'd call it a fair comparison that between a $299 triple BA and a $79 dynamic? How?
Sir Im not very familiar with technical terms you've used, so kindly bear with me, I mostly listen to music in my COWON S9 which has a normal 3.5mm headphone jack, it doesnt have those fancy mic feature which we see in Apple ipods. So I just basically wanted to hear music, do you think it can play music?
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i tried eq'ing it and when i tried a treble boost, i found the signature to take a more v shape.. the mids went a step back.. the better option might be to use a bass reduction .. as bowei006 said, a 4 db decrease in the bass does the overall sound justice ..
Yeah it fits into the socket of my FiiO as wellActually it totally depends on where the ground contact is on the headphone socket. In principle it is totally possible for a sound only headphone socket to be compatible with both mic standards, by having a ground contact at both standards' locations. My Fiio E17 is like this. Otherwise which standard the socket is compatible with will just depend on where the ground contact is placed. I remember someone saying his MH1C was incompatible with an audio only device, I think it was a computer. It's a trivial matter to get an adapter to switch between the standards. But if you absolutely must have compatibility without an adapter, check with the device mfc which standard it is compatible with, CTIA (MH1C) OMTP (MH1) or both.
Quote:i tried eq'ing it and when i tried a treble boost, i found the signature to take a more v shape.. the mids went a step back.. the better option might be to use a bass reduction .. as bowei006 said, a 4 db decrease in the bass does the overall sound justice ..
Yeah but even then the -4dB is still a bit too much. Joe has an eq scale that goes down -10dB in bass at one end of it. Kinda like a parabolic curve in the bass region.
Quote:Actually it totally depends on where the ground contact is on the headphone socket. In principle it is totally possible for a sound only headphone socket to be compatible with both mic standards, by having a ground contact at both standards' locations. My Fiio E17 is like this. Otherwise which standard the socket is compatible with will just depend on where the ground contact is placed. I remember someone saying his MH1C was incompatible with an audio only device, I think it was a computer. It's a trivial matter to get an adapter to switch between the standards. But if you absolutely must have compatibility without an adapter, check with the device mfc which standard it is compatible with, CTIA (MH1C) OMTP (MH1) or both.
Yeah it fits into the socket of my FiiO as well
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