anyone here tried the ibasso t1? It looks very nice, but dunno how good it sounds though..
iBasso T1
Headphones/Earphones Recomendation Corner V2
Headphones/Earphones Recomendation Corner V2
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May 24 2007, 06:44 PM
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Jun 3 2007, 01:44 PM
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QUOTE(Specialized @ Jun 3 2007, 12:51 PM) I'm looking for a closed headphone(covers whole hear), x really like open air or in ear headphone, x so comfortable wearing them. You mean those type that covers whole ears? That one not necessarily have to be closed headphones. I'm going to study in university soon and have to live in hostel, can't bring my altec lansing along, so I have to buy a headphone for movie and songs. I'm listening to music most probably using my laptop, psp or my handphone. My budget is around rm100, as a student, of course, cheaper is better. I'm not a really serious audiophiles, any cheap headphone but comes with good quality is welcomed (afraid being stolen if it's too expensive). I'm currently looking at those easy-reachable headphone like sony, creative, altec lansing, philip.. can anyone give a brief description to the headphone brands i mentioned above? other brand is welcomed as well. i don't need long distance wire. If the headphone comes with volume controller is most welcomed (not compulsory). Please give me some descriptions and recommendations. Thanks !! ^^ Please include brand name, model and price in your recommendation. I'd say get the hp805 or the shp2700, however, the wires are quite long. Not suitable to bring outside. I've tried sony RM100 headphones, forgot what model edi, doesn't sound good.. |
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Jun 3 2007, 03:31 PM
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QUOTE(Specialized @ Jun 3 2007, 02:21 PM) I don't bring this headphone outside, huge, inconvenient. I'll only use it at home/indoor. the philips cost you rm80 i think. You can also get the sennheiser HD201 from bulk or garagesale. Very little amount of bass, howver clarity is quite good for its pricehp 805 and shp 2700, how much do they cost? do u mean sony MDR-XD200? http://www.sony.com.my/sonystyle/product/p...ubcategoryid=84 it enables movie/music switch. rm98, looks good, but dunno how it sounds.. If I'm not wrong, that's the sony my friend used. Personally I found them to sound really bad. Very muddy sound, and treble is almost non-existant, bass also kinda s*ck. Don't really recommend you getting those. |
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Jun 4 2007, 05:28 PM
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QUOTE(Specialized @ Jun 4 2007, 04:16 PM) i'm looking at a headphone which is treble and bass balanced. i hav a cheap philip before, cost me bout rm60. it's treble is over bass.. u hardly hear bass from it. it sucks especially come to movie where bass play important role. if there's any headphone can produce nice clarity of treble and bass, i x mind raise my budget, but not too much. hm...actually there is koss ksc-75 which very nice amount of bass and treble. The bad part is that they are clip-ons which may not suit anybody. They are selling at rm85 by coolerthings here. How good they are on movies is kinda questionable I've also tried some of my friends less tan rm50 somic, avf. Sounded pretty bad. Altec headset also doesn't sound good. Very muddy bass. Or, you can get hp895, 890 series. They have better bass than the hp805. However, it takes quite a number of time for them to burn-in. hp895 clamps my skull pretty bad from my experience |
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Jun 4 2007, 06:38 PM
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QUOTE(Specialized @ Jun 4 2007, 06:26 PM) yup, totally agree. I tried before altec lansing headphone, sucks. but i like their speakers. i personally own 3 altec lansing before. u mentioned sennheiser, how if compare to philip 890/2700 series? honestly speaking, I've never tried the sennheiser. But from what I heard, they provides good clarity. Maybe lose to the HP805 in bass department. The 2700 are suppose to replace the hp805, some ppl say the 805 perform slightly better. If you really love bass, i think the hp805 won't satisfy you. Since my friend most of them say lack of bass The hp890 is a better headphone than hp805. In terms of treble, bass. How much better...YMMV. |
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Jun 4 2007, 07:00 PM
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QUOTE(Specialized @ Jun 4 2007, 06:45 PM) i x wan bass over treble.. treble clarity is important to potrrait a singer's vocal.. bass help enchanching the background music.. it's the best if i can keep both. hp890 nowadays hard to get. Last time ppl selling for rm180 brand new. AKG and AT can easily cost you 2-3 times your budget. Cheapest probably around the Rm100++ regioni x like the high treble headphone which produce a lot of 'schu' tss' 'shing' sound a lot n end up hear nothing bout bass.. i x wan those headphone whch is like altec lansing's, bass overcome treble.. ah.. it's hard to explain.. mayb i'm being too cerewet.. How bout AKG n audio technica? how much is hp890 anyway? the noise can come from your source itself. |
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Jun 6 2007, 01:31 AM
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QUOTE(Specialized @ Jun 6 2007, 12:31 AM) Yup.. I'm looking for a well balanced headphone. So does tat mean besides ksc 75, i couldn't find any other well balanced headphone?? how much better if it is a circumaural headphone.. Ksc75 for the first time wearing, they will annoy you ( they annoyed me i tried my fren's altec lansing and sony clip on headphone before, it's not so comfortable and has 'sound leakage' somemore.. bass is losing. Is this Ksc75 comfortable for wearing long time? Also, sound leakage is normal for open headphone. The ksc75 leak sound pretty bad. QUOTE(Specialized @ Jun 6 2007, 12:59 AM) ah.. raised my budget to rm200, any well balanced circumaural headphone? From my past experience of the hp890, they aren't very reliable. My previous philips crack and broken pretty bad. At last I sold to pcworks. hp890? koss? AKG? audio technica? sennheiser? i wanna keep my budget as low as possible.. it's better if it's in rm70-rm150 range.. max rm200.. QUOTE(botak91 @ Jun 6 2007, 01:12 AM) headset with, personally the ppl here don't try them much, therefore the respond is kinda...well QUOTE(yuheng @ Jun 6 2007, 01:19 AM) but bro..u have to tell us... From the previous page, he was looking for a closed headphone. i'm not sure whether he is referring to circum aural types instead.whether u need an IEM(which is high isolation and portable) or u need an headphones(which is unportable) |
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Jun 6 2007, 02:13 AM
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QUOTE(Specialized @ Jun 6 2007, 01:33 AM) wat do u mean by portable? Maybe you can also check out for reviews of the koss ur-20/ur-40. Or these hp890, hp895, hp8900( replaces hp895)Portable means you can easily bring it anywhere ler Added on June 6, 2007, 1:49 am i was misunderstood last time tat closed headphone must b a circum headphone.. after did much research on net, i finally noe wat mean 'closed/opened' means. i'm looking for a circum headphone, those biggest size headphone which covers the whole ear headphone. wan it coz it's super comfortable compare to other type headphone. x mind it's open or close, as long as ihe sound is well balanced, treble and bass. Sorry can't comment much on the senns. Haven't try them before. You may google or check out at head-fi. You may end up spending more than you plan This post has been edited by naruto_kun: Jun 6 2007, 02:18 AM |
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Jun 7 2007, 05:25 PM
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Jun 21 2007, 10:09 AM
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QUOTE(Ariv @ Jun 20 2007, 07:19 PM) Err...hello....I'm sorry if this is not the place to ask this since i'm new but since this place is about headphones...............you see, i'm using an altec lansing studio headphone and is ripping my all my music with the maximum setting(highest quality).............everything sounds fine but when i play this song.....Evanescence-Bring Me to Life, the guitar seems like too distorted (in malay it is known as bunyi pecah) the same same goes with the background singers' voice..............this song is the only one with such problem so far my other music sounds nice even the low bitrate ones ..................any one have any idea whats happening or any suggestion? already tried using other formats such as AAC MPC ETC. but still problem persist. also tried ripping the music at lower bitrates....this solves the problem to a degree-the distortion becomes a little subtle-do not solve the problem.......tried also softening the volume.....none works......IS THIS WHAT WE GET WHEN A HEADPHONE HAVE A WIDE FREQUENCY RESPONSE? already tried disabling all plugins and equalizers dun work................I'm using foobar2000 and winamp btw...thank you How would it sound like if you play it straight from the Cd? IMO if only that one song is creating the problem, something is not right with the song itself. Plus, wide frequency response doesn't have anything to do with these I think. |
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Jun 23 2007, 10:47 AM
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QUOTE(ventriloquist @ Jun 23 2007, 10:32 AM) can anyone help me choose between Grado SR-60 and Alessandro MS-1? does i need amp for it? ms-1 and sr80 is more or less selling at the same price brand new if I ain't wrong. ms-1 if plug in straight to soundcard, you might need an amp. i would love to get SR-80 but i don't think i can afford that, if there any headphone that better than what i mention pls post bout it. cheers @hitman: do you have a head-amp to pair your hp805 with? |
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Jun 23 2007, 11:27 AM
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QUOTE(ventriloquist @ Jun 23 2007, 10:55 AM) thx for fast reply MS-1 and Sr-80, not much different from what ppl say. Maybe the only noticeable different is the sr80 is slightly more bassy and trebly than ms-1. if seriously SR-80 > MS-1 > SR-60... i will go get MS-1 instead. SR-80 bloody xpensive and if MS-1 better than SR-60, i will go 4 MS-1. anyone can help me decide again? thx Before you buy, what do you listen to usually? |
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Jun 23 2007, 11:45 AM
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QUOTE(ventriloquist @ Jun 23 2007, 11:31 AM) Hm...seriously if you not planning to get an amp, you might as well get ksc75. MS-1 is easily drive loud, but they would sound a bit flat. Unamped the ksc-75 is nicer to my ears. Using the headphone out of the psp to drive ms-1 is just plain s*ck. |
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Jun 27 2007, 11:34 PM
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QUOTE(Hitman66 @ Jun 24 2007, 01:03 AM) Lol I dun have since HP805 is my very first headphone that lead me to this section Honestly, I am not sure what kind of head-amp would pair nice. A friend of mine is borrowing my hp805 for few months edi, and i forgot already how the HP805 sounded like Anyway since I already brought sumthing in Lowyat this morning(LCD monitor) maybe I should buy an amp instead.Any recommandations? QUOTE(Glocker @ Jun 27 2007, 10:21 PM) What is the best in ear headphones available right now in the market? Shure, Sony or Seinheisser CX300? Hard to justify which is the best actually. Because,when it comes to those really hi-end stuff, I'd say preference come into the picture. QUOTE(Hitman66 @ Jun 27 2007, 11:22 PM) I usually listen to music whatever i use my headphone(prefer using speaker for gaming and watching movie).I frequently listen to j-pop and some rock songs and yeah,the source will be my PC. hm....more or less to what i listen to... the SR60 might serve you wellAnyway my friend recommand me to buy Grado SR60 and he can get me one of those soon.Can this headphone can satisfy me to the limit where I willing to spend Rm600 for another headphone next time? |
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Jun 27 2007, 11:38 PM
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QUOTE(Glocker @ Jun 28 2007, 12:01 AM) It may have everything, but sound signature is more to preference. If I'm not wrong, those high end from shure, ety, westone, superfi or whatever you name it, if they don't suit you then nothing to say already right? Not like I've heard them though @hitman: your friend tipu you ar? Should be able to get less than rm300. |
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QUOTE(NickedAsy @ Jul 4 2007, 12:23 AM) hmm... quite true there, but since my earphones actually lasted me more than a few years di, I wouldn't be sure about good resonable pricings. You may want to get a used pair of sr60, or the ksc75. The 2 of them performed reasonably well to jpop, which is what I listen to most Maybe I'll give around RM100. More than RM200 is probably overkill? Music preferences is jpop. I like bass a lot too. Source is my pc (X-Fi not even a month old and my earphone cannot tahan the quality di At home I prefer not to use the iem, not that comfortable for me. I only use them for when going out only most of the time. |
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