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Guys,
Hi-Fi choice:
http://www.hifichoice.co.uk/review_read.asp?ID=489
". Technics RP-F800
Positioned in the competitive sub-£50 category, the Technics RP-F800 is the smallest headphone in this group. But don't let this fool you. It may be the compact but this little firecracker boasts a powerful punch to ward off potential bullies.
Built to the usual Technics standard, this model features a single bar headband, which can be manually positioned. Adorned in a sleek black livery, the ear-pieces are dressed in a tough cloth and integrate 40mm drive units.
Mixing balance and poise, the design is joyfully traditional and functional. For both long- and short-term usage, the RP-F800 is great to wear. The experience is pleasant, with the only shortcoming being the lack of full ear enclosure from the relatively small capsules. It includes a three metre lead, a 3.5mm jack plug and 6.3mm adapter.
Sound Quality
Stunning, was my reaction when first hearing the F800's first performance. No matter what your musical preferences, the RP-F800 is a consummate gentlemen with them all. Bass, treble and mid-range work effortlessly together to generate a rich and sensational
listening experience. The soundstage and environment created is second to none. From jazz to hip-hop, the results were surprisingly positive with the phones passing the examination with full colours. Particularly impressive was its treatment of bass-driven material such as Cyprus Hill's Insane In The Membrane.
Technics is to be congratulated for this tasty design - not only has it a sound to die for, but it also has a commendable tariff to boot. In fact, when I originally saw the price tag, I thought they'd made a mistake
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do u know where can I get these!!! Hi-Fi gives them 5 stars and a recommend product!!!
Hi-Fi choice:
http://www.hifichoice.co.uk/review_read.asp?ID=489
". Technics RP-F800
Positioned in the competitive sub-£50 category, the Technics RP-F800 is the smallest headphone in this group. But don't let this fool you. It may be the compact but this little firecracker boasts a powerful punch to ward off potential bullies.
Built to the usual Technics standard, this model features a single bar headband, which can be manually positioned. Adorned in a sleek black livery, the ear-pieces are dressed in a tough cloth and integrate 40mm drive units.
Mixing balance and poise, the design is joyfully traditional and functional. For both long- and short-term usage, the RP-F800 is great to wear. The experience is pleasant, with the only shortcoming being the lack of full ear enclosure from the relatively small capsules. It includes a three metre lead, a 3.5mm jack plug and 6.3mm adapter.
Sound Quality
Stunning, was my reaction when first hearing the F800's first performance. No matter what your musical preferences, the RP-F800 is a consummate gentlemen with them all. Bass, treble and mid-range work effortlessly together to generate a rich and sensational
listening experience. The soundstage and environment created is second to none. From jazz to hip-hop, the results were surprisingly positive with the phones passing the examination with full colours. Particularly impressive was its treatment of bass-driven material such as Cyprus Hill's Insane In The Membrane.
Technics is to be congratulated for this tasty design - not only has it a sound to die for, but it also has a commendable tariff to boot. In fact, when I originally saw the price tag, I thought they'd made a mistake
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do u know where can I get these!!! Hi-Fi gives them 5 stars and a recommend product!!!
