jeffmd
Head-Fier
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So my headphone and IEM selection in the past has been limited to fan favorites selected under $100. A while ago I made a bigger purchase on Sony's 100abn which was like their first LDAC based ANC headphone. Not a bad headphone as I have enjoyed it for a couple years now, I do need to work a little to get a good thump from it but I've been feeding it an LDAC connection since my galaxy s8 got oreo.
I am looking to do an upgrade, and obviously one of the simplest options is to hop on the 1000XM3's which are a couple generations of upgrades.However, ANC is rarly used and since I wear these mostly at home, wireless is very convenient but not needed. unfortunately %95 of the reviews out there only compare them with their own class of headphones, other wireless ANC headphones. Well thats great that its number 1 in that respect, it doesn't have very good competition (Previous champion has held onto its spot with only SBC support for christ sake) but some of us were just looking for a great sounding headphone that was wireless to boot.
Saddly this side of florida has jack and shiat for any quality audio stores so I have no place to try others out. Anyone out there who own $100-$300 headsets but also kick around the 1000x series for its utility able to give a comparable comparison to your wired headsets? My ideal sound signatures are warm with a good emphasis on bass and treble. drum,bass,electro,pop,heavy metal, some dealing with heavy orchestral integration.
I am looking to do an upgrade, and obviously one of the simplest options is to hop on the 1000XM3's which are a couple generations of upgrades.However, ANC is rarly used and since I wear these mostly at home, wireless is very convenient but not needed. unfortunately %95 of the reviews out there only compare them with their own class of headphones, other wireless ANC headphones. Well thats great that its number 1 in that respect, it doesn't have very good competition (Previous champion has held onto its spot with only SBC support for christ sake) but some of us were just looking for a great sounding headphone that was wireless to boot.
Saddly this side of florida has jack and shiat for any quality audio stores so I have no place to try others out. Anyone out there who own $100-$300 headsets but also kick around the 1000x series for its utility able to give a comparable comparison to your wired headsets? My ideal sound signatures are warm with a good emphasis on bass and treble. drum,bass,electro,pop,heavy metal, some dealing with heavy orchestral integration.