hi proandroid

so

Audio-Technica ES700 (lively sounds and detailed)
Audio-Technica M50 (Great bass and slightly "trebled" sound)
V-Moda Crossfade M-80 (stylish looking + portable + good sound quality)
Grado SR225i (rock/metal sounds really good )
Creative Aurvana Live! (this one is not even RM500, sounds is the best among these)

among these, which 1 has velour full sized??
sorry but I need your spoonfeeding T_T

none, except grado's but they're cushion

I don't think any of those come with velour pads, usually they're sold separately.
And I believe velour pads can go easily rm100 a pair.
+1 for the ATH M50! But the new series M50x should be out soon, and it has detachable cables
Definitely get the Grados if you're not going to use the heapdhone outside! They have an open design which makes them sound good, but with the only problem of sound leakage. Everyone around you can hear what you are listening to

Me myself, I'm planning to get the M40x + upgrade to velour pads since M50x is over my budget

Actually I find that the M50s are a little hyped, I'm not saying they're not good, but the recessed mid and emphasized bass are not my thing, this might appeal to some listener's though. The Creative Aurvana Live! has a more neutral signature with just the right amount of bass, and most of all the incredible soundstage for a close-back, but isolation is sub par built quality is not that great either, compared to the M50's which are built like a tank

The Creative Aurvana Live! sounds absolutely amazing for it's price, I feel that they're quite underrated. I think more people should give these cans a chance

Hmm, at the price range, you may have a look at ATH-TAD300 or ATH M35

you ant velour than have to look at beyerdynamics, some line up has velour pads, like DT440 and DT770

But ATH M35 doesn't have that rubber support thingy to place on your scalp. I don't mind up my budget

May I know where can I buy M40x?

Been looking at this post: https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/3146771/all
Asked around in a lot of shops (haven't asked jaben yet) and most shops are telling me they'll have stop early to mid next month.

Currently using ATH PRO5MK2, but the detachable cable and flat sound response on M40x is too tempting to not look at

Stocks are already in since last week for the remastered M series by Audio-Technica

https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.6...55008866&type=1

This post has been edited by E1 - AKG: Mar 11 2014, 12:59 PM

Do you have any recommendations for me? I can top up my budget another RM100

Within RM400:

AKG K99, Shure SRH440, ATH M40X

Dang my stock htc earphones went kaput and now I need a new pair.

budget: <rm250
rig: phone + pc
usage: 80% music 20% others
format: flac, mp3, video files
music genre: everything so the sound should be balance, not too bassy and not too soft.

remarks:- Prefer coziness over audio quality (bought shure se215 b4 and then sold it back due to comfort problem)
-This will be my 'on the go' earphone so nothing cumbersome

Thanks in advance

This post has been edited by Ayer: Mar 12 2014, 03:47 PM

Anybody know where to get replacement gel ear pads?

Hi guys,I need some headphones recommendation.

Budget: RM150
Rig : Desktop stock sound.
Usage : Mainly gaming, music and movies is optional
Format : No specific
Others : Id like a mic, will be using it frequently.

Would like it to be comfort to my ear, hope can get some good recommendation.

- RIG : laptop(beats sound card.cnt recall model num) , phone(moto g)
- What type of usage : music , gaming.
- File format used in your source: mp3 320kbps, flac
- Genre of music you listen to: deep house/techno/pop/rock
- Headphone/ earphone type: IEM. Looking at Beyerdynamic XP2.But whud do u guys think?
- Budget : <200. The lower the better.

SoundMAGIC E10

how much is the SoundMagic E10 costs please?

mee a151 - really comfortable, and extremely detailed for an iem of the price range.

i tested out my friends one, which he got for 220rm, which i believe is the standard price you can get it. and it comes with a carrying case.

sound is not bass heavy, but the bass sounds really good. mids and highs are really good as well, overall, it's probably the best balanced armature you can get for the price.

Hi fellow seniors, I'm looking for a replacement for my spoilt Logitech UE 350vi. Is there any IEMs within that price range? thanks

This post has been edited by eternity4av: Mar 13 2014, 10:26 AM

SoundMAGIC PL50