MattAdams
New Head-Fier
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Hi all,
I'm looking to upgrade my headphones from my current Sennheiser CX300's for use with an iPod touch (I know, not exactly the best source for sound quality.)
What I'm after are some sound isolating IEM's and am willing to pay up to the £225 which I have seen the Shure SE530's advertised at. From what I've read so far, these seem to have pretty much universal acclaim but what has put me off just buying them has been reading that they are likely to produce background hiss with the Touch.
So far, alternatives that I'm considering include:
Beyerdynamic DTX80 / 100
Denon AHC710 / 75
Jays Q-jays
Klipsch Image X5 / X10's / S4
Shure SE420 / 310
The reason that there's a fairly big difference in price point is that I don't want to find myself in the situation where the headphones are highlighting the limitations of the Touch (as would appear to be the case with the SE530's).
What's the general consensus on the headphones which I've mentioned above.
I realise that I should listen to them all myself but I honestly can't think of anywhere in Leeds where they would stock them, let alone have pairs for you to try.
Thanks to you all for your help.
I'm looking to upgrade my headphones from my current Sennheiser CX300's for use with an iPod touch (I know, not exactly the best source for sound quality.)
What I'm after are some sound isolating IEM's and am willing to pay up to the £225 which I have seen the Shure SE530's advertised at. From what I've read so far, these seem to have pretty much universal acclaim but what has put me off just buying them has been reading that they are likely to produce background hiss with the Touch.
So far, alternatives that I'm considering include:
Beyerdynamic DTX80 / 100
Denon AHC710 / 75
Jays Q-jays
Klipsch Image X5 / X10's / S4
Shure SE420 / 310
The reason that there's a fairly big difference in price point is that I don't want to find myself in the situation where the headphones are highlighting the limitations of the Touch (as would appear to be the case with the SE530's).
What's the general consensus on the headphones which I've mentioned above.
I realise that I should listen to them all myself but I honestly can't think of anywhere in Leeds where they would stock them, let alone have pairs for you to try.
Thanks to you all for your help.