Absolutely a no brainer there. I got my HD800 for 1100 and I'd call it worth it. I would imagine from a lot of people's impressions the T1 they're more than worth their 950 price tag recently.
Oh yeah, that's a great deal. Personally, and it may not mean much, I'd say it's a fine $900-1000 headphone. IMO, it's better gear than the Shure SRH1840, which retails for a reasonable $700, and it wipes the floor with the price-bloated HD700.
Just curious what this recommendation is based on. They look exactly like rebranded Sony MDR-V700DJ which I don't believe comes highly recommended round these parts.
Just curious what this recommendation is based on. They look exactly like rebranded Sony MDR-V700DJ which I don't believe comes highly recommended round these parts.
Just curious what this recommendation is based on. They look exactly like rebranded Sony MDR-V700DJ which I don't believe comes highly recommended round these parts.
How do these compare to CAL! and D2000? I get a little hesitant when people claim something is really that awesome...like the jvc rx700, I read so much good stuff on it so I bought it as my first pair of headphones and after listening to any of my IEMS or headphones...i get disgusted when I try the rx700 again. It just sounds so muffled and the bass is muddy and the highs arent clear....i have no idea how it had so many positive feedbacks. Granted I have just cheap e10s....so maybe all the rave was with a $500 amp? lol
How do these compare to CAL! and D2000? I get a little hesitant when people claim something is really that awesome...like the jvc rx700, I read so much good stuff on it so I bought it as my first pair of headphones and after listening to any of my IEMS or headphones...i get disgusted when I try the rx700 again. It just sounds so muffled and the bass is muddy and the highs arent clear....i have no idea how it had so many positive feedbacks. Granted I have just cheap e10s....so maybe all the rave was with a $500 amp? lol
They beat the CAL unamped and pull away with a decent amp even more.
As for the D2000...they're what...200 more? 250 at this price. Not exactly a fair fight, but if you like tighter bass than the D2000 offers they best them in that way. They're also a much more practical portable.
They beat the CAL unamped and pull away with a decent amp even more.
As for the D2000...they're what...200 more? 250 at this price. Not exactly a fair fight, but if you like tighter bass than the D2000 offers they best them in that way. They're also a much more practical portable.
RIght, I wasnt expecting to compare them to the D2k given the price difference, I just wanted a comparison of how they sounded. Wow they are that much better than the CAL! ? Interesting....kinda makes me wanna jump on it.
And you're absolutely right, I love everthing about the D2k except its lack of portability factor. I was looking for something semi-portable and affordable when I bought the CAL!
RIght, I wasnt expecting to compare them to the D2k given the price difference, I just wanted a comparison of how they sounded. Wow they are that much better than the CAL! ? Interesting....kinda makes me wanna jump on it.
And you're absolutely right, I love everthing about the D2k except its lack of portability factor. I was looking for something semi-portable and affordable when I bought the CAL!
Those dj100 have been on my want to try list since I read threw that thread. I have already bought to many headphones. Mainly because I don't want to be bothered with selling them. That and I don't like ordering something with the intent to return. How does amazons return policy work with headphones that have been opened and used?
Those dj100 have been on my want to try list since I read threw that thread. I have already bought to many headphones. Mainly because I don't want to be bothered with selling them. That and I don't like ordering something with the intent to return. How does amazons return policy work with headphones that have been opened and used?
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