Post: Headphones
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08-25-2010, 04:48 AM
#1
RS*_Depression
I’m too L33T
What type of headphones do you use? What type would you want, if you could afford/get them?
I personally have been forced down to my Skullcandy Skullcrushers, ever since my first Sennheiser pair broke. I'm saving up to buy the HD555's, but I'm also looking at Skullcandy's Mix Masters, which (if they come out with more stock) I'd love to get.
08-26-2010, 08:42 PM
#11
Nick_Buckeyes
Gym leader
Originally posted by Depression
They're not the best, but their Aviators and Mix Masters are getting to audiophile-acceptability standards now.
iPod headphones aren't necessarily bad quality, but even Skullcandies (which are lower-end headphones) are known to be better. Basically, you can get a decent pair of headphones for anything from $50 to $150. When you get past that, then you're really going into the high-end stuff (most Sennheiser headphones are in that range).
iPod headphones aren't necessarily bad quality, but even Skullcandies (which are lower-end headphones) are known to be better. Basically, you can get a decent pair of headphones for anything from $50 to $150. When you get past that, then you're really going into the high-end stuff (most Sennheiser headphones are in that range).
Hmm, thanks for the info! I think I may look into better headphones
08-26-2010, 08:57 PM
#12
SaussageKiller
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08-26-2010, 11:19 PM
#15
Stub Hero
Laying low low low
I use a pair of AKG K518dj really good quality headphones really clear sound, definitely a bargain for £50 bought them for the bass response which is rediculous 16Hz to 24KHz.
Wouldn't buy anything other than top range headphones now, I can tell the difference in sound quality easily. If I got another pair I'd either get the Sennheiser hd25 - top of the range dj heaphones for £100-ish or Grado sr80i's although i'm told they leak a lot of sound and they are open headphones.
Just stay clear of bose lol.
Wouldn't buy anything other than top range headphones now, I can tell the difference in sound quality easily. If I got another pair I'd either get the Sennheiser hd25 - top of the range dj heaphones for £100-ish or Grado sr80i's although i'm told they leak a lot of sound and they are open headphones.
Just stay clear of bose lol.
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