yukihiro
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Personally, I think the es7 and g2a's are somewhat comparable. You get more of an open headphone sound with the g2a's though. The biggest difference is probably their bass, which is due to the closed design of the es7's. There are times where I think the g2a's sound better and times when the es7's sound better. Soundstage may be slightly better on the es7's, but not by much. In my opinion, the g2a's are definitely more bang for your buck.
As far as leakage, the g2a's leak a little bit. If kept at moderately low volumes, it should be hard for someone to hear your headphones though. With the es7's, you don't have to worry as much about leaking out sound. You'll definitely have an easier time hearing outside noises with the g2a's though.
I haven't heard the d1001, so I can't really comment there. Hope that helps a little.
Originally Posted by qib /img/forum/go_quote.gif what about a comparison between the g2a to the ath-es7 or denon d1000? I'm asking because i might want to use this for work, and cant have any isolation as i need to know whats going on and minimal sound leakage. Thanks. |
Personally, I think the es7 and g2a's are somewhat comparable. You get more of an open headphone sound with the g2a's though. The biggest difference is probably their bass, which is due to the closed design of the es7's. There are times where I think the g2a's sound better and times when the es7's sound better. Soundstage may be slightly better on the es7's, but not by much. In my opinion, the g2a's are definitely more bang for your buck.
As far as leakage, the g2a's leak a little bit. If kept at moderately low volumes, it should be hard for someone to hear your headphones though. With the es7's, you don't have to worry as much about leaking out sound. You'll definitely have an easier time hearing outside noises with the g2a's though.
I haven't heard the d1001, so I can't really comment there. Hope that helps a little.