Me bad. I'm the one who leaked the information
http://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopi...dpost&p=9197534

This post has been edited by kelvinyam: Nov 22 2006, 05:39 PM

No problem. You go ahead.

Isn't it dangerous when you can't hear other cars' horn?

Hitler, the waiting-for-ksc-75-process is kinda long. I wonder if you could do something to expedite it. You know what, out of a sudden I found that my SHE9500 sucks.

Just got my Koss KCS-75, pair it with LD2+, damn, my SHE9500 is many feets away...

I brought my ksc75 to LRT today. I paired it with pa2v2. Due to the poor sound insulation, I have to jack up and volume and bass. And yet people's conversation kept entering my ears, and the noise from LRT is just too much. I ended up switched back to SHE9500, immediately I have to tune down the volume and bass. No doubt SHE9500 lack of some clarity compares to ksc75, but with a better sound insulation, SHE9500 will be my choice in LRT and on the street. I guess I would only use ksc75 at home or in the library where some minimum requirement on quietness is required.

This post has been edited by kelvinyam: Jan 7 2007, 08:35 PM

What a coincidence. The first earphone I bought was priced at RM10, JVC
Buying a RM80 earphone is kinda "too serious" in listening music, at least that's what I thought at that time. Now, an RM80 earphone or headphone sounds like "low end" liao.

I was listening to Stacey Kent with AV710 --> LD2+ --> KSC75 the other night with volume (LD2+) set to one o'clock and I heard distortion on the left phone when going into low frequency. Immediately I turn down the volume to 10 o'clock.

I'm not sure if anyone has experienced this before. I think that KSC75 couldn't handle deep base well enough at mid volume level.

I think I gonna get a headphone for non-portable use. the RM80 Philips HiFi phone sounds like a good buy.

KSC75 has been "certified" as the best ear clip in this price range, so if it doesn't sound good in your Walkman phone, it's not KSC75's fault, it's your phone

Lately I found that the clip/hook (what ever you call it) on one of the phone easily detach from the driver. It's not broken though, I can easily fix it back. I just wonder if this is one of the feature that I shall expecting...

It's indeed a very good phone. It's even better than the PL20 that I bought recently in term of soundstage and detail. The only nit is that it can't be used outdoor due to poor isolation.

You can simulate by covering the earphone with your hand to minimize sound leakage, then you would understand the reason behind its sound leakage design.

There are some people here that earn a living by re-cabling. However if you find the cost not justified, just get a new pair.