Now a RM800 phone sounds low end after audition Opheus.

yaya, u got wat i means

u dun get it wrong la..and dun make me get flamed

Why, nobody will flame you la.

to me, rm800 is mediocre la..u crazy la walabies..i think if i can audit on he90, i wont even are to put it on..takut cannot handle the poison..u know how many years of saving on our salary we haf to collect to get that?!

Is it? I tried Orpheus but I still loving my MS2i. Dont care about me, I am obsess.

some times personal liking are take into place. just we can't tell why we love the specific headphone so much.
eg. u loved MS2i, yeahguy loved HP1K.
and i loved HP890.
=)
not matter of price. just like it. simple.

haa, i just dun have chance to try better phone
i thinking shall i sell the hd595 and go for somthing better

This post has been edited by yeah_guyz: Jan 14 2007, 02:21 PM

how much wanna sell? PM me if it is similar with the price i suggested that day.
wanna try somethings better? 701?

should b somthing 470-500
wait walabies sell me his ms2i at RM850^^

will see how then, or i save my energy just go for AKG 701 since ijan loved 701 so much compare to his 595. =P

hmmm. my earphone just KOed and i need a new earphone within rm100. tinking of getting koss ksc75. but dunno suitable for me or not. will be using it during traveling to skool on bus. does ksc75 sound "messy" when listening to "loud" songs with alot of instruments? will listen to songs like metal (dragonforce. stratovarius.) and casual songs like S.H.E, jay chou, my chemical romance...

since u guys own this earphone.. wad u all tink?

Aiya, just get the best one and settle on it forever. It solve all your problems. And you can reappreciate all your songs one by one.

KSC75 is a good bet.

loud songs meaning rock and heavy metal? If you are listening to rock a lot go for grado. Definitely suits you best.

The ksc75 serves sounds quite good for its price though.

This post has been edited by naruto_kun: Jan 21 2007, 09:51 PM

ya,Ksc is the best ! if pair with LDM+ lagi cool!

oh ya guys.. there is the volume control and non volume control version. for some reason volume control is cheaper.. issit more troublesome to use the volume control version?

If I'm not wrong, the one with a volume control is imported from US, while the one without the volume control is available locally. The one without the volume control is more expensive because the local seller charged a more expensive price compared to the one imported from US.

I don't think you will enjoy the ksc-75 on the bus cos most likely all you will hear is the bus engine heh. and also even if that doesn't irritate you, the ksc-75 will most prolly irritate the guy sitting next to you on the bus.


from my experience, I think its best to get the non-vc ones. My ksc-75 right side is currently going bonkers and I do think that its the vc that's causing the problem.

hmmm. i'm concern abt the part where i cant enjoy it on bus. is the sound isolation really dat bad? i'm ok with using normal earphone (those creative give one) on bus. i'll spend 50% of the time listening to it outdoor. so i tink it's pretty significant in my choice of earphone.

IEMs / canals would provide you the best isolation as they shut the outdoor sounds out so you'll only hear to whatever's stuck in your ears

Disadvantage is that when people nudge or call you, you won't even bother to turn back cos you can't hear a single thing. A dangerous thing especially when you are crossing the road cos u'll be too engrossed in your music

Headphones ARE better than IEMs though fans of IEMs would contest that Try closed-type headphones for better isolation, such as ATH-FC7. Not promoting, just my honest recommendations

But then again, for something really really cheap, I'd say Koss is still the winner although not amongst my favourites .. jus IMHO

This post has been edited by audiojunkie: Jan 22 2007, 11:37 PM

It's not that bad, i used my KSC75 on the bus almost everyday before i got myself an IEM
They'll do fine in buses, you'll just need a higher volume compared to listening in a quiet room (duh)