[ertai]

nice Mark : )

 

[Mr Momoiro]

Have to say.. I am listening to these for the first time and I am a believer now. I don't see myself buying expensive $300+ ear phones ever again. Instead I'll invest that money into proper cans. If I ever see these below $30 I'll be buying a back up for sure.
 
Thanks guys for the recommendation.

 

[Zelda]

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Have to say.. I am listening to these for the first time and I am a believer now. I don't see myself buying expensive $300+ ear phones ever again. Instead I'll invest that money into proper cans. If I ever see these below $30 I'll be buying a back up for sure.
 
Thanks guys for the recommendation.

you know they´r under $30 on ebay right?

 

[RickH9]

I've read that the MH1C's are pretty power hungry. Can they still be driven properly from a regular cell phone, like a Samsung Galaxy Nexus? Sorry if this question has been asked millions of times before.

 

[MrEleventy]

They can, you'll need to crank it up more than usual but still not too much of a prob. I've been running them from my galaxy s1 and s3 with no issues

 

[Seekky]

I've read that the MH1C's are pretty power hungry. Can they still be driven properly from a regular cell phone, like a Samsung Galaxy Nexus? Sorry if this question has been asked millions of times before.

Using it with my Sony Xperia S, perfect.

 

[RickH9]

Using it with my Sony Xperia S, perfect.

Cool. I guess they'll be fine being driven from my cell phone.

 

[gibosi]

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I've read that the MH1C's are pretty power hungry. Can they still be driven properly from a regular cell phone, like a Samsung Galaxy Nexus? Sorry if this question has been asked millions of times before.

 
I use these with a Samsung Galaxy Nexus and rarely push the volume above 50% (Using Fine Volume Control which I strongly suggest you install, if you haven't already).

 

[RickH9]

I use these with a Samsung Galaxy Nexus and rarely push the volume above 50% (Using Fine Volume Control which I strongly suggest you install, if you haven't already).

Thanks for the response! I'll look into the "Fine Volume Control" app.

 

[Mr Momoiro]

Quote:

Have to say.. I am listening to these for the first time and I am a believer now. I don't see myself buying expensive $300+ ear phones ever again. Instead I'll invest that money into proper cans. If I ever see these below $30 I'll be buying a back up for sure.
 
Thanks guys for the recommendation.

you know they´r under $30 on ebay right?

Tried buying these from overseas already. Got lost in the mail. Paid a few dollars more and got them from wireless ground in 2 days. Really needed them before I left on Christmas vacation

 

[nick n]

for a possible recable job... anyone know how to get into these without trashing them, if not I'll have to work from the outside with shrinkwrap or something.

 

[kookoo]

My friend loved them so much he took them from me. I'm buying a second pair and doing so diy to improve the cable and overall comfort

 

[eLite]

Does anyone know where to get the white mh1c?
I looked on amazon as well as ebay but couldn't find 'em (accessible from the US)
 
Very glad I found this thread! I've been on the hunt for some bassy earbuds and now my wallet won't hurt either, thank you!

 

[Jozurr]

What is the most reliable place to buy these from which ship internationally? Where did you guys buy your from? Can you please provide links?
 
Thanks!

 

[peter123]

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What is the most reliable place to buy these from which ship internationally? Where did you guys buy your from? Can you please provide links?
 
Thanks!

I got mine from here:
 
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Sony-Headset-SmartKey-Control-XPERIA/dp/B008OG16EQ/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1355739833&sr=8-1
 
I see that they raised the price with a couple of pounds since then but the seller was great to deal with and delivery to Norway was fast.