countolaf
Head-Fier
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Hello Head-fi community,
Long time lurker but just new member here. I am pretty much set on grabbing Sennheiser PX 360 BT but I thought I'd like to hear from you first.
As far as the type of music that I listen to, I listen to a wide range of music. From progressive bands like Dream Theater to alternatives to mainstream music ala Taylor Swift, Katy Perry. I usually prefer neutral balanced sounding headphones however I don't mind some bass as long as it's not muddy.
About my background, I don't really consider myself as an audiophile (or nearly close to it). In fact, my headphones consist mostly of (cheap) in-ear headphones (Sennheiser CX's brand), and I have a Sennheiser 205 and then Meelectronics HT21 as well. So as you can see, this is probably my most expensive headphone purchase yet...
I like PX 360 BT primarily because its not too big and it looks stylish.
For a circumaural headphones, the earcups aren't too big which I shouldn't have any problems with since my ear size is "below average". I also like its flexibility since you can use it with cord or wireless. Actually I'm fine with the PX 360 but I heard that since the cord is very thin and since its not detachable, you run the risk of losing it pretty quickly (especially for the type of person that I am which is always on the go). And I thought too that the bluetooth is a pretty neat feature for a headphone.
How about the sound? does it sound the same as the non-bluetooth PX 360? Do you need an amp for this type of headphone? I'm not really that knowledgeable with impedance and stuff.
Lastly, feel free to give any other feedback aside from the questions listed above. Or if you want to suggest something, let me know.
Thanks in advance.
Long time lurker but just new member here. I am pretty much set on grabbing Sennheiser PX 360 BT but I thought I'd like to hear from you first.
As far as the type of music that I listen to, I listen to a wide range of music. From progressive bands like Dream Theater to alternatives to mainstream music ala Taylor Swift, Katy Perry. I usually prefer neutral balanced sounding headphones however I don't mind some bass as long as it's not muddy.
About my background, I don't really consider myself as an audiophile (or nearly close to it). In fact, my headphones consist mostly of (cheap) in-ear headphones (Sennheiser CX's brand), and I have a Sennheiser 205 and then Meelectronics HT21 as well. So as you can see, this is probably my most expensive headphone purchase yet...
I like PX 360 BT primarily because its not too big and it looks stylish.
For a circumaural headphones, the earcups aren't too big which I shouldn't have any problems with since my ear size is "below average". I also like its flexibility since you can use it with cord or wireless. Actually I'm fine with the PX 360 but I heard that since the cord is very thin and since its not detachable, you run the risk of losing it pretty quickly (especially for the type of person that I am which is always on the go). And I thought too that the bluetooth is a pretty neat feature for a headphone.How about the sound? does it sound the same as the non-bluetooth PX 360? Do you need an amp for this type of headphone? I'm not really that knowledgeable with impedance and stuff.
Lastly, feel free to give any other feedback aside from the questions listed above. Or if you want to suggest something, let me know.
Thanks in advance.
