currently using shp 2700...it's kinda well built(can endure my abuses hah)..and the clarity is really there .for the bass section it will still release a bit after burn in~most important is tat it is really cheap...hahax

how much it is now.. in lowyat?

I would pick the last one

If me, I would save another rm100+ and get audio technica AD300 hehe. Seriously speaking I prefer it over grado sr60 (not the newer sr60i).

nope..i'm frm johor..the price i get is RM55 frm carrefor..lolx

wow so cheap ma... i just went to lowyat.. the price for shp 2700 is rm75 and shp8500 is rm100...

rm75 is reasonable. The carrefour near my place is selling at rm89. Rm55 must been clearance price.

what u prefer mr terradrive should i buy shp2700 or shp8500.. the price range is not too far..

sorry out of topic..

Sorry I never tried both of them.

the drawback for 2700 is basically it's soundstage...it's nt the can that will make you"wow"(closed-back cans)~and the sound is on the cold side...these characters make it the perfect can for my sony walkman though..haha

erm how much is the audio technica ath-t22 at lowyat?

I don't call them cold sound, the vocal sound 'compressed' and tinny especially on female vocal, giving cold impression. SHP2700 more emphasis on bass and treble rather than vocal, and some frequency are boosted than the other. The soundstage is quite big but it have a funny sound in it, not as precise or accurate as more established brand like Sennheiser. Its not for people looking for accurate sound, but more 'fun' sound Its great for lesser sources as well (128kbps mp3 for example)

why people keep review ath-t22 instead, there is a new product.. ath-t200... ohh man i already hear ath-t200 during pc fair.. it is awesome.. but lack of review from the pro..

I've tried the SHP 2700 (own them) with SHP 8900 and the 8900 is better 1% if using onboard notebook soundcard with a very cheap casing. 8900 build quality is much2 better. SHP 2700 is better 5% than the SHP 2000 for me. Both the SHP 2000 and 8900 were my friend's.