for below rm100.. what can get for headphone/earphone? just need the chord to be long..

place to visit given its in KL :0

Hippo VB?

can't test
i at Penang
i prefer buying online only

audio technica ad700 and ad900 also i affordable too

audio technica ad700 good for music and gaming

how about Movies i realy need it to watch movies if i take audio technica ad700 or ad900 if voice still very low i set volume max if still not enough voice very low

that need voice higer for headphone suitable gaming+movies

Penang ppl??? Jaben have store in Straits Quay The salesmen are very nice, they can give u recommendation base on ur need and preference

xD what are you talking about bro? AD700/900 is pretty easy to drive, which mean can goes loud with just laptop soundcard
you can even pick up little detail with this can, listening to movie is like-- heaven?

go try at Jaben Penang (branch), and you have my words on it better let you decide yourself la

Yup, why not go to Jaben Penang. Everyone have different taste, different listening style, different ears. Asking here won't help much. Even myself still looking for a better headphone even already have more than 5. The best way is to try yourself, only you know which one suit your ears.

We can only recommend the model we have tested our-self.

This post has been edited by nordingh: Jan 24 2012, 01:58 AM

maybe he jalan kaki in Penang , cannot jalan that far ... Even in KL ppl complain that Jaben is too far for them.

always walk around 2km to Jaben, quite tiring, so yeah..

why u dont want tell
guys u using what brand headphone for movies best recommed brand

guys u have headphone powefull for suitable movies

sorry i dont have laptop i got pc desktop only

most laptop sound card sucks
i can't go Jaben

Yes it's sucks but you can buy the USB DAC. If you can afford AD900, DAC is nothing for you.

Anyway, I think Jaben should have their own laptop for testing. Just bring some movie you familiar in thumbdrive.

You cannot go to Jaben? That's I cannot say anything.

'No Pain No Gain'

i am getting it from the states and they're priced about 150 usd

Headfonia (vs ATH M50): http://www.headfonia.com/aiaiai-tma-1/

If you don't want to disturb your family while watching movies at night and higher audible volume, being open cans, the ATH-ADs are out

What is your budget in the first place

(Directly copied from headjam.org) & Gong Xi Fa Cai

1. Portable or home use? Do you want in-ears or earphones? Do you want it at jogging/gym or just listening in the office? Tell us more.
Basically, I will be using it all the time, except when I am working, talking to people or listening to lectures. I just can't stand the people around me talking all the time and making the noises, for example, a typical chinese restaurant, it is very noisy with the people talking, the waiter shouting or worse, the noise of plates or glasses fall.

2. Pricerange. I hate to ask this but in general, the higher price tag one will be better sounding.
Well, my budget is around RM400, but cheaper is better (best bang for bucks) but if there is some nice personal audio which worth some extra money, please recommend them as well.

3. What headphone/earphone experience do you have or own previously. Do you like them? Or do you dislike them? What signature do you like? Less bass from the sonys'? More soundstage from MS2i? Sometimes adding an amp would just help, just the synergy that everyone experienced.
I haven't been very serious about my personal audio device. All I have been using are stock earphones came with the mp3 or mobile phone. I bought a Asus Vulcan ANC recently but it is only suitable for gaming (absolutely accurate about positioning) but it is not for music nor movie because I found the sound is flat.

4. Which genre of music you listen most? There must be one that you like most. Rock? Heavy metal? Classical music? Vocals? Jazz? What will you certainly NOT listen to? The headphones that is suitable specific genre will differs a lot and will sometimes not suitable for another genre. No one listens to everything, but if you do, you might want several different sets of headphones rather than one.
My favourite genre is vocal (Adele songs), but I also enjoy pop songs, christian songs and some trance musics. I am really certain that I won't be listening to rock, heavy metal, techno or anything that is similar because I cannot stand the noise, it is like something is trying to pierce through my ears or boom my ear drum non-stop (no offence to the people who like those genres though). But then i still need some decent bass because i will be watching movies. Well, action movies normally comes with gunfires and stuffs breaking, right?

5. What you listen with. What player do you have? Using an amp? What type of source? It all makes a difference.
Laptop: Asus G53SW Mobile phone: Samsung Galaxy S2 mp3: iriver T9 So, I dont use an amp want to own one in the future though

So, what I am looking for is something (be it headphone, earphone or whatever-phone-that-you-name-it) that has excellent sound and some bass (for movie purposes) but fits within my budget. I also need noise isolation and noise cancellation. Thank you in advance.

I found that Jays a-Jays One+ may be a good choice because it can be used on my phone.

=\ KL , Penang got jaben... ipoh ntg

Hi guys. Im planning to upgrade my cans. Currently using audio technica ad500. Now wanna get something with warm sound signature, and not tiring after hours of listening. Purpose is mainly music, specifically jazz and oldies. What do u guys recommend? Budget around 1k (max can go 1.2k). Thanks!

Warm signature? I can only think of D2000/2nd hand HD650 at that price range. Otherwise DT880/SRH940 they are bright sounding cans but I think they will do better for jazz and oldies.

Oh, forgot about DT770pro, they are pretty good too. Check it out.

This post has been edited by CoolBoy89: Jan 24 2012, 11:37 AM

there are people selling affordable USB DAC on lowyat.

like me

The d2000 and dt880 both out of my budget.. but maybe i can topup a bit.. How about hd600? Wonder if it performs well for jazz.