Head/earphones Recommendations Thread

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- Your rig: HTC One
- What type of usage: music while travelling
- File format used in your source: mp3
- Genre of music you listen to: classical/metal/rock
- Headphone / earphone type: iem
- Budget: $100-300
 

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- Your rig: Iphone 5s
- What type of usage: music only
- File format used in your source: mp3
- Genre of music you listen to: mostly classical & some acoustic
- Headphone / earphone type: iem
- Budget: Below $300, can go up to $400 if you have something that you strongly recommend

Thanks so much ^^

Do consider trying out the JVC FX-750, Audio Technica ATH-IM02 and Shure SE215SPE. . They should great with classical, acoustic and vocal music genres.
 

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- Your rig : iPhone, Laptop
- What type of usage: Music, Counterstrike: Global Offensive
- File format used in your source: Mp3
- Genre of music you listen to: pop songs
- Headphone / earphone type: Preferably not in ear cos my ear very small
- Budget: < 100

Must have volume and mic control if possible!

Thanks!
 

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just pop over to amazon and see what u like .... prices are so much better compared to the carrot prices charged by local "premium" retailer...
 

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- Your rig : S3/ laptop
- What type of usage: Music while travelling on mrt and bus
- File format used in your source: Mp3 and some flac
- Genre of music you listen to: pop, rock, anime , chinese pop
- Headphone / earphone type: On-ear Headphones (wireless preferred)
budget ard 200.


Currently looking at creative wp350/380 and jabra revo wireless. Any recommendations or promos welcomed. thx
 
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I'm no pro. But looking for a pair of headphones. Looking at beyerdynamic dt990 pro. Wondering is there any dac/amp to go with it.

Using with pc and ps4.
Watching shows and streaming music most of the time.
 

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Any recommendations for IEMs < $100 with isolation level on par with shure/westone designs? Seems difficult to find such an IEM, those cheaper ones always seem to be shallow insertion fit :(
 

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- Your rig (iPhone 5)
- What type of usage ( music)
- File format used in your source (MP3)
- Genre of music you listen to (Pop, club music)
- Headphone / earphone type (In ear with the rubber? Like those in A-Jays)
- Other requirements (mic, volume control, next/prev song)
- Budget (<$100) Maybe exceed a little?

Considering getting A-Jays 5 for IOS. Is it any good?
 

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Any recommendations for IEMs < $100 with isolation level on par with shure/westone designs? Seems difficult to find such an IEM, those cheaper ones always seem to be shallow insertion fit :(

How bout the Audio Technica ATH-IM50/ IM70, have you tried them? They are meant to be worn over the ears as well and I can say that they have good isolation also. And wait till you hear the sound. ;)
 

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- Your rig (LG G3 / Macbook)
- What type of usage (music)
- File format used in your source (mp3 320kbps)
- Genre of music you listen to (Pop/vocal, electronic, instrumental)
- Headphone / earphone type (Headphone only)
- Other requirements (if any) (Preferably bluetooth)
- Budget (300$)
 

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- Your rig (LG G3 / Macbook)
- What type of usage (music)
- File format used in your source (mp3 320kbps)
- Genre of music you listen to (Pop/vocal, electronic, instrumental)
- Headphone / earphone type (Headphone only)
- Other requirements (if any) (Preferably bluetooth)
- Budget (300$)

not sure if its in your budget, but for bluetooth headphones the Sony MDR 1RBT seems to be a very good pair, or its cheaper version, the MDR 10RBT
 

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- Your rig (LG G3 / Macbook)
- What type of usage (music)
- File format used in your source (mp3 320kbps)
- Genre of music you listen to (Pop/vocal, electronic, instrumental)
- Headphone / earphone type (Headphone only)
- Other requirements (if any) (Preferably bluetooth)
- Budget (300$)

Check out if Jabra Revo wireless suits you.:)
 

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- Your rig (LG G3 / Macbook)
- What type of usage (music)
- File format used in your source (mp3 320kbps)
- Genre of music you listen to (Pop/vocal, electronic, instrumental)
- Headphone / earphone type (Headphone only)
- Other requirements (if any) (Preferably bluetooth)
- Budget (300$)

my earphones whn plugged into my LG G3, can hear a hissing sound...
 

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- Your rig: iPhone 5
- What type of usage: music while travelling
- File format used in your source: mp3
- Genre of music you listen to: prefer solid base iem for club music
- Headphone / earphone type: iem
- Budget: <$100
 

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Your rig (itouch)
- What type of usage (Gym use)
- File format used in your source (mp3)
- Genre of music you listen to (Trance and everything)
- Headphone / earphone type (Headphone)
- Other requirements (if any) (Wireless)
- Budget (Open to ideas)

Any help here?
 

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Thanks all!

not sure if its in your budget, but for bluetooth headphones the Sony MDR 1RBT seems to be a very good pair, or its cheaper version, the MDR 10RBT
Thanks. I will check this out.

Check out if Jabra Revo wireless suits you.:)
Understand sound might not be as good if going wireless but would like to have a bit of freedom over movement. If budget is not a concern, what would you recommend? :)

my earphones whn plugged into my LG G3, can hear a hissing sound...
I'm currently using Marshall Minor on the G3, haven't heard any hissing sound.
 

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- Your rig (LG-G3)
- What type of usage (music mostly but movies sometimes)
- File format used in your source (mp3 for music)
- Genre of music you listen to (EDM > POP > ROCK)
- Headphone / earphone type (IEM or CIEM)
- Other requirements (Nil)
- Budget (300-700)

Any suggestion? I am currently using shure se215 and looking for more bass and sound isolating one. Thanks.

Best,
SLO
 

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- Your rig: iPhone 5
- What type of usage: music while travelling
- File format used in your source: mp3
- Genre of music you listen to: prefer solid base iem for club music
- Headphone / earphone type: iem
- Budget: <$100

You can consider the following models: Audio Technica ATH-IM50/ IM70, Fischer Audio Consonance V2 which has built-in microphone and Shure SE112. Demo sets are available in both stores and you can check out other models, too! ;)
 

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- Your rig : S3/ laptop
- What type of usage: Music while travelling on mrt and bus
- File format used in your source: Mp3 and some flac
- Genre of music you listen to: pop, rock, anime , chinese pop
- Headphone / earphone type: On-ear Headphones (wireless preferred)
budget ard 200.


Currently looking at creative wp350/380 and jabra revo wireless. Any recommendations or promos welcomed. thx

Any help here? Never tried wireless headphones before...
 
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