[svyr]

I got my pairs from the group buy .

They're actually pretty nice. Wearing them over the ear if I rotate them a certain way, I can't feel them in my ear at all (better comfort than just about any iems I have). isolation is ok even with soft white silicon tips. The sound has a distinct bass bump and the bass is a bit mushy, but it's fairly pleasing for metal (power, sym, melodic, etc). Not the most neutral, but the mids and highs are fairly present. Not sure I'd use them for classical, but as gym headphones, they're just about perfect. (the cable does piss me off by tangling up)

The tips look about the same size as comply 400 or 300. My 400 size silicon tips fit fine (SF-50)

 

[jflip]

I'm looking to replace my NuFore NE-7M's because the cable is getting all jacked up.  I loved them, especially the bass.  Will the 8320 satisfy me?

 

[Totally Dubbed]

The 8320's have a lower amount of bass than the CX400II's and the Denon C260's - they aren't bass heavy nor orientated around bass - they aim at mids and highs if anything.
 
That said as they are so cheap, they are worth it

 

[Dsnuts]

You guys see Jokers review on the MP 8320? Nice. 9/10 in value. I have to agree..It was only a matter of time before the man ended up getting a pair for review.

 

[Selenium]

Oops.

 

[Selenium]

Probably would have given them a 10/10 if they didn't have those jagged edges and came with a couple more pairs of tips!
 
They still surprise me every time I listen to them.

 

[svyr]

hmmm, I take it back. classical music (pno or violin + orchestra are ok on. it).

the decorative protruding panels are a bit annoying though. but you (I) can still use them for hours.

the isolation is generally ok but not that great (to be specific probably as bad as ex700. eg you can hear people on pub transport a few rows back on quiet classical)

as mentioned above the price of 8 GBP really makes you (me) smile in "wow maybe I should toss away my 1k+ customs and just use these" (I like the UM mage and sm3x6 balance and bass quality better, but I mean, at the price difference...) the value is definitely 10/10 at least for me.(considering I can take them anywhere in whatever weather or to a whatever ghetto or do anything I like with them )

 

[NuckinFutz]

oh dear

 

[Totally Dubbed]

Quote:

considering I can take them anywhere in whatever weather or to a whatever ghetto or do anything I like with them

 
You bad bad boy 

 
 
 

 

[svyr]

You bad bad boy 

 

ooooh yea....
like putting comply t400 on them lol (tho it looks like after you put those one you'd have to cut them off)

 

[BloodyPenguin]

I still find myself treating these like I do my more expensive headphones. 
 
Now with new tips and burned in, I protect them.  With how they sound, I have to keep reminding myself that they are so inexpensive.  (I even have a back up pair).
 
 
In my brain, these are just as important as my MS1s.
 
..

 

[Dsnuts]

Lol!. I am just like you. I treat all my stuff good cheap or not. Especially the ones that provide the goods regarding sound. Though I have to admit my original pair has seen better days.. Shaved, worn in, cord is fraying a bit. Oh well got the back up pair for this reason.

 

[LulzSec]

Bought two..


One pair shipped in California is 13.37$ total.

1337!! Good job on MonoPrice!


Two pairs is definitely a better buy for the money.

Saving about 5-6 dollars in the end.

 

[hypertek]

order 1 yesterday, can't wait. 
 
Kinda funny if they are shipping them UPS and they are just sending them in a little bag as opposed to not being in a box anymore lol

 

[Notoriousroc1]

I've been lurking this thread for a while, and I've been using the 8320's for a long time, ever since Dsnuts' original post. I got tired of the cord fraying and not staying tamed, and I had a leftover set of iPhone earphones. Decided to rip them both apart, solder, and use the iPhone cabling into the 8320's. Now I can use the in-line mic and controls. Really nice end product. 
 
If I had to do it over again I would split the case of the 8320's a lot smoother. One of them has some pry marks on it from me not splitting it properly. Everything else was pretty easy. Dsnuts' thanks for the recommendation! I wouldn't have ever found these gems, or even this forum altogether if I hadn't came across your post on a random Google search.
 
Tips are Comply T400 Mediums BTW.