C-260 is better~

Ok, thanks.
And one more question, usually in-ear sounds better than on-ear at the same price?

Hi, thanks for the input. Other that this, is there any good recommendation? I am planning to pick wireless headphone is due to mobility. Since sennheiser wireless RS-180 is come with transmitter, so i might have some trouble to carry it.

Is there any reason why Beats by Dr Dre is not so recommended here?

Thanks.

This post has been edited by zaniel: Apr 22 2013, 04:45 AM

wireless without external transmitter is somewhat limited options, next i can think of with smaller transmitter is TDK WR700

browse around couple audio threads and u realize a whole lot of bash on the quality + sound of beats

Whats the difference between Beyer dt770 pro and ath-m50 in terms of comfort and sound?
Quality wise? Wouldn't want a badly built headphone with that amount of money spent.
Which do you personally prefer and why?

I will say go to the HD202 if you like vocal, it is nice, as long as muddy bass (Not a big issue for most of the people) and extra heavy/long cable.

No need to find at Lelong, jjjkk is selling for very affordable price.

cop were good headphones what i like abt it is the bass control its freaking unique man.
if hiphop or rnb song i put the level the bass on level 4. eargasm.
much better than my previous m50s

This post has been edited by motel266: Apr 22 2013, 11:04 AM

Wireless + Comfort + Budget RM1100 headphones:

[+] Philips SHB7000
[+] Sony MDR-1R BT

hi, based on my budget of around RM 200 for a new pair of IEM, i had drilled down to the following:

- Beverdynamics SP3
- Sony EX310SL
- Denon C260

Can you guys advice me which to choose from?

details:
My Rig: Note 2
Type of usage: Music
File format: mp3 320kpbs
Music genre: solely rock and metal (thrash, death, melo death, classic rock, alternative)
Budget: RM 200
Headphone/ earphone type: earphones
Other requirements (if any): i am not sure if any of the 3 is more suitable for my kind of music. Preferred that the earphones should be able to purchase locally as well (checked that all above are available via Jaben / Sony. so should be ok)

Cheers

i call for XP3

I'm really hooked to the COP now after testing at Jaben yesterday.
Need to double my initial budget to get this
how how how?

double it then

My Rig:Iphone/Ipad,Laptop
- Type of usage: Music
- File format:anything lol
- Music genre: jazz and rock
- Budget:300
- Headphone/ earphone type: headphone
- Other requirements (if any): wireless/bluetooth if can if the price not in my budget,just state it here will consider if worth the price.

Finally, I can ask someone ><
Read a huge part of V5, V6 and V7. Finally found V8. Don't ask me how or why. Hahah

Anyways. My budget is 50 (had a 200rm sony IEM which I lost )': so yeah.. in ears.
I have my eye on monoprice 8320. If there is anything better and easy to buy from shops around KL please say

Other than that, I like good bass and a it would last atleast a few months!

Thanks

This post has been edited by raeimad: Apr 22 2013, 07:15 PM

The monoprice should be a wise choice. Just get it.

Greetings every sifus!!

need suggestion for making a choice..


- Your rig= lappy, handphone
- What type of usage= all rounder
- File format used in your source= flac, mp3
- Genre of music you listen to= R&B, Bassy, Jazz, Blue
- Headphone/ earphone type = Circumaural headphones
- Other requirements= comfort comes 1st due to long wearing time


Personally spotted sony XB700... any other suggestion?

This post has been edited by sosot000: Apr 22 2013, 09:05 PM

beyerdynamic dt440 or dt770 depend how u want it

Thanks for the info!

My parents are okay with me getting a *bit more expensive* earbuds... So I'm gonna go look around some shops (festival city or wangsa walk) to look for good IEMs with mics (which i can use on my old SE xperia phone).

Anyways. Thanks for the info!

what is the difference between these few models? and whr can i get them?

I used to listen to rock, but not heavy metal. And I used to have MDR EX-310SL, the base was really good, comfortable for long use and the sound was better then most which i've used.