QUOTE(Calvin789 @ Feb 22 2012, 03:50 PM)
Both the AKG K430 and K402, unlike their professional siblings, offers really good bass. The K430 offers better clarity over the K402.

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QUOTE(jepertine90 @ Feb 23 2012, 11:40 PM) Source : Ipod, PC AiAiAi Pipes or AKG K328. Both with inline mic and control Usage : Gaming, Musics File Format : FLAC, Mp3 from Itunes Genre: Dubstep, Electronic, down tempo, contemp Headphone: In ear/stereophones Budget: Rm300 Others: best is with the mic for voip and gaming communication ![]() ![]() |
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QUOTE(marfccy @ Feb 25 2012, 02:43 AM) - My Rig: iPhone 4 AiAiAi Pipes or AKG K328. Both with inline mic and control - Type of usage: Music - File format: mp3, flac - Music genre: jazz, trance, indie, rock - Budget: rm100-200 but if can get better with a slight increase would be good - Headphone/ earphone type: ive taken a liking to klipsch s4i - Other requirements (if any): in-ear preferably, mic and vol control, not too intense bass, clear vocals would be good too can anyone help me? and besides what is the diff between the s3, s4 and s4i? ![]() ![]() |
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QUOTE(chinti @ Feb 25 2012, 07:41 AM) You may get slightly more bass out of the AKG K270mkII but personally do prefer the slightly better clarity on the K240mkII.This post has been edited by E1 - AKG: Feb 25 2012, 10:55 AM |
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QUOTE(shiki_arc @ Feb 26 2012, 04:25 PM) The 440 gets terrible comments on comfort...lol AKG K77 (closed) or K99 (semi).And back on open backed cans. Other than ATH-AD300, any other at this RM300 price range? I hear open backed cans have better sound quality compared to closed, but still considering whether to get open or closed cans. I dont mind a lil' leak but hopefully if its open, the leak is not that much.. Thanks in advance!! ![]() |
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QUOTE(noonies_naruto @ Feb 27 2012, 12:02 PM) hi guys. I wanna buy IEMs. Anything below 20Hz is already well beyond human's audible range, useless! Typical human's perception of bass drum centers around 80 - 125 Hz.Im choosing between the two. The hippo vb and the ATH CKS90. For now im more inclined to the CKS 90. But iv been hearing about the monstrous bass on the vb. I have the budget for both. my only criteria is for bass. What im not so happy with the vb is that the lowest frequency response is only 15hz while cks goes until 5 i think. does that serve as a criteria for bass? please help me choose. |
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QUOTE(BAlm @ Feb 27 2012, 05:39 PM) - Your rig: iphone You can't go wrong with this AKG K390NC - What type of usage: music - File format used in your source: not important - Genre of music you listen to: not important - Headphone/ earphone type: earphone(any) - Other requirements: im working in an environment with heavy machinary plastic moulding. So it is constantly noisy. Im wondering if theres any very good noise cancellation earphone?i know its impossible to cancel all noise out but at least let me hear my music without max-ing the volume. Yes priority is noise cancelling performance in noisy environment. I allocated budget 2k but 3k also no problem if its really good ![]() |
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QUOTE(MYJoker @ Mar 3 2012, 09:26 AM) how much it cost for the Audio Technica WS55i ? In real life, the audible range of human is only between 20Hz and 20KHz anywhere i can buy it near JB area? thanks for the help Added on March 3, 2012, 10:17 amcan i ask question.. Most of the MP3 are having 48000hz but the AKG K430 i using only having range 12Hz - 28kHz does it mean the headphone cant play the 48000hz mp3 well? sorry if i ask at the wrong place |
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QUOTE(H&J @ Mar 4 2012, 01:58 PM) - My Rig: Laptop/ iPod Touch/ Samsung Galaxy W AiAiAi Pipes with or without mic - Type of usage: Movie and Music - File format: .mp3 and various movie format - Music genre: Well I don't really know what type of music genre's i listen to. Little bit of tiesto to norah jones. So probably rock/jazz/acoustic and some dubstep/techno - Budget: Preferably around the RM200 mark but I don't mind paying a little extra if it's worth it - Headphone/ earphone type: earphones - Other requirements (if any): Good noise isolation. I like to listen to the details of the musical instrument being played, for example the guitar strings being plucked, i prefer it to be clear and sharp, not muffled. I am also considering getting a headphone. Is it better to get a bassy headphone and clarity earphones or the other way round? Just in case i plan to get two Thanks in advance ![]() |
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QUOTE(Zidhu @ Mar 4 2012, 06:15 PM) - Your rig : Galaxy S 2 , iTouch 4g AiAiAi Pipes - What type of usage : 95% music - File format used in your source : mp3 , aac (itunes) etc - Genre of music you listen to : EDM (electronic dance music) , electro , R & B , pop - Headphone/ earphone type : Any , in-ear , over-ear , anything... - Other requirements (if any) : None Currently using apple in-ears , anything better would do. Budget is flexible . Thanks in advance ![]() AiAiAi Tracks ![]() |
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QUOTE(Ban-kun @ Mar 4 2012, 08:24 PM) Generally, audiophile headphones don't have mics for obvious reasons. Headphones with mics are just so that you can chat/team-speak online during gaming sessions. You will be surprised Also, I read somewhere having a mic distorts the quality of the music/sound the headphone produces because of the conflicting signals or something, hence why manufacturers don't slap on a mic on their high-end headphones You can try the Garage Sales section. Tons of people and some small retailers have their own threads with prices in them. Brand is something personal IMO, just go with whatever you feel is best, or better yet, check reviews online. ![]() Teaser 1: http://youtu.be/5D8pU2b0TME Teaser 2: http://youtu.be/-2KHIe8cWXE Teaser 3: http://youtu.be/sojEHp3Jpew |
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QUOTE(Vicangel @ Mar 5 2012, 05:29 AM) Rig: Ipod Nano, Macbook Pro, DIY Desktop Look no further than the legendary AKG K240mkII. 90% of the top studios in the world uses this for their engineers to mix down their music. Usage: Dedicated to music File Format: FLAC & 320 MP3 Genre: Wide range really... YUI, AC/DC, Metallica, Carpenters, Orchestral etc. Im torn between the DT770 and the SRH940 atm. I currently only own a pair of Shure's SE315 so this is my first venture into full-sized cans. Thus, any input will be much appreciated Also, will probably be getting the E7/E9 set up soon after the headphone itself if not together. http://www.akg.com/site/products/powerslav...anguage,EN.html |
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QUOTE(CAL V @ Mar 10 2012, 11:02 AM) Tong Lee Co., ground floor of LowYat Plaza Added on March 10, 2012, 12:52 pm QUOTE(Cw_Huan89 @ Mar 10 2012, 12:24 PM) Need some recommendation for my future upgrade. Fanny Wang 1000s and AKG Q460s - My Rig: iPad, Mac - Type of usage: Music, movie, gaming. - File format: FLAC, MP3. - Music genre: Any genre/J-pop, Classical, Soundtrack. - Budget: RM800 below - Headphone/ earphone type: Open/Closed back. - Other requirements (if any): Comfortable, and detachable cords. Both with inline mic and control built for MacOS and iOS ![]() ![]() This post has been edited by E1 - AKG: Mar 10 2012, 12:52 PM |
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QUOTE(kelv1983 @ Mar 12 2012, 08:05 AM) - My Rig: iPad, iphone AiAiAi Pipes - Type of usage: Music - File format: MP3 - Music genre: Any genre/pop, Soundtrack, - Budget: RM350 below - Headphone/ earphone type: In-ear. - Other requirements (if any): Medium bass ![]() |
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QUOTE(amxpayne67 @ Mar 12 2012, 04:05 PM) - My Rig: Phone, Laptop AKG K518LE - Type of usage: Music only - File format: mp3, flac - Music genre: pop,rock, techno, soundtrack, rap, heavy metal - Budget: RM 400 - Headphone/ earphone type: headphone (no need inline mic) - Other requirements (if any):Clarity and Bass..i really like bass lol I've already has Logitech G330 for gaming and Seinheisser HD201 for music, but it doesn't satisfy me needs...sobs ![]() |
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