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hey all.
a while back i received a recommendation for the creative aurvana live.
im using a clip+ (rockboxed)
and i listen to mostly pop, r&b and classical.
have been holding out my purchase and seeing alot more of other recommends, such as
fischer audio fa-004 and beyerdynamic dtx501p.
i was seeking comfort, and now im wondering how do the creative stack up against these two and others. because they kinda look better than the creative too? :X yes im looking for comfort too, but hope the phones can look nice too yea?
thank you for the advice in advance!
 

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Your rig (mp3 players, amps, soundcard etc): iPad, iPhone
What type of usage (movies/ gaming/ music etc): Music/Movies
File format used in your source (i.e. flac, mp3 etc): MP3, MP4, Avi
Genre of music you listen to (classical, jazz, metal, etc): Dance, Pop, Blues, Jazz
Headphone / earphone type (closed, open, cirumaural, IEM etc): IEM
Other requirements (if any) (mic, volume control, 5.1ch, 7.1ch etc): Anti Tangle Cables a must, mic if possible
Budget (in figures): 80 - 130

Currently using aJays three which are heading to the grave. I travel a lot so the cables should be tangle free and light. The aJays were a little heavy. Bass heavy would be nice.

Thanks.
 

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- Your rig - home listening with o2 amp
- What type of usage - music
- File format used in your source - 320kbps mp3, flac
- Genre of music you listen to - ballads, pop
- Headphone / earphone type - full size headphones
- Other requirements - good instrumental seperation, extended bass, non-fatigue highs
- Budget - $400~$600

looking at beyer dt880, akg q701, hd598, hd600 or maybe momentum?
Are you using an amp with it? =) Momentum works very well without an amp
Stereo your one stop headphones and earphones store in Singapore

should have a ear wax cleaning service, just like manicure for gals
I know got places that does it in Singapore hahaha but not in our shop :s13:

hey all.
a while back i received a recommendation for the creative aurvana live.
im using a clip+ (rockboxed)
and i listen to mostly pop, r&b and classical.
have been holding out my purchase and seeing alot more of other recommends, such as
fischer audio fa-004 and beyerdynamic dtx501p.
i was seeking comfort, and now im wondering how do the creative stack up against these two and others. because they kinda look better than the creative too? :X yes im looking for comfort too, but hope the phones can look nice too yea?
thank you for the advice in advance!
Sound quality and comfort quite hard to beat the Aurvana Live. =) beyerdynamic DTCX501p sound comes close to the Aurvana Live. =)

Bro, I looking for IEM leh....
Paiseh look at PC too long bro already tired. :o

You can consider the new UE900 which is up for a pre-order promotion. Another alternative is the Denon C400 =)

If you go slightly above you can also try the Westone UM3x as well =)

Your rig (mp3 players, amps, soundcard etc): iPad, iPhone
What type of usage (movies/ gaming/ music etc): Music/Movies
File format used in your source (i.e. flac, mp3 etc): MP3, MP4, Avi
Genre of music you listen to (classical, jazz, metal, etc): Dance, Pop, Blues, Jazz
Headphone / earphone type (closed, open, cirumaural, IEM etc): IEM
Other requirements (if any) (mic, volume control, 5.1ch, 7.1ch etc): Anti Tangle Cables a must, mic if possible
Budget (in figures): 80 - 130

Currently using aJays three which are heading to the grave. I travel a lot so the cables should be tangle free and light. The aJays were a little heavy. Bass heavy would be nice.

Thanks.
You can try the UE 400vi =) They have flat cables and they feel lighter too =)
http://www.stereo.com.sg/store/product.php?products_id=1945
 
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- Samsung galaxy note 2
- Movies + music
- Mp3
- Kpop, pop, dance
- IEM
- Mic + volume control
- $150+
 

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For mp3 and mp4 use.
iPod/phone
Lady user prefabaly design is lady like
Good sound quality
Budget below $100
 

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I'm mostly using those China-made portable media player. Any other in-ears with volume controls that works with non-apple products?
Some UE models has it do look at the ones with analog volume controls here. =)
The vm models come with analog volume controls.
Stereo your one stop headphones and earphones store in Singapore
what if i'm using the o2 amp? what are your recommendations for good instrumental seperation, extended bass and non-fatiguing full size headphones? :)
The Sennheiser Momentum should suit your taste but do bring down your O2 and taste it out.
- Samsung galaxy note 2
- Movies + music
- Mp3
- Kpop, pop, dance
- IEM
- Mic + volume control
- $150+
You can try the UE400vm =)
Stereo your one stop headphones and earphones store in Singapore
For mp3 and mp4 use.
iPod/phone
Lady user prefabaly design is lady like
Good sound quality
Budget below $100
You can look at the audio-technica CKF303 and let me know how you find it =)
Stereo your one stop headphones and earphones store in Singapore
 

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Some UE models has it do look at the ones with analog volume controls here. =)
The vm models come with analog volume controls.
Stereo your one stop headphones and earphones store in Singapore

The Sennheiser Momentum should suit your taste but do bring down your O2 and taste it out.

You can try the UE400vm =)
Stereo your one stop headphones and earphones store in Singapore

You can look at the audio-technica CKF303 and let me know how you find it =)
Stereo your one stop headphones and earphones store in Singapore

Oh I meant over ear headphone sorry. Any to recommend? :)
 

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Hi guys, just to chk if there is any place in sg that sells vsonic or if there is any other recommendations for heavy bass and untangling in ear earphones? Budget 100-200?
mainly is used as a backup earphone. Currently using jaybird freedom
 

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Oh I meant over ear headphone sorry. Any to recommend? :)
You mean around ears? =) Those bigger ones? Or want small on ears one since its for a lady?

You can try the WESC Bassoon which is at $179 but with a 50% off now =)
Stereo your one stop headphones and earphones store in Singapore

Hi guys, just to chk if there is any place in sg that sells vsonic or if there is any other recommendations for heavy bass and untangling in ear earphones? Budget 100-200?
mainly is used as a backup earphone. Currently using jaybird freedom
V-sonic can find at Toy Outpost at Plaza Singapura. For your price around $200 can try the audio-technica CKS90 =) and Shure SE215 also
 

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Some UE models has it do look at the ones with analog volume controls here. =)
The vm models come with analog volume controls.
Stereo your one stop headphones and earphones store in Singapore

The Sennheiser Momentum should suit your taste but do bring down your O2 and taste it out.

You can try the UE400vm =)
Stereo your one stop headphones and earphones store in Singapore

You can look at the audio-technica CKF303 and let me know how you find it =)
Stereo your one stop headphones and earphones store in Singapore

Hi thanks for the reco. Other than ue400vm, any other reco? Im currently using ue600vi for my iphone and its spoilt only after 7mths of usage.
 

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CKM500is is using a analog volume control which is like a resistor on the earphones itself for adjusting volume =) so it will work.

Only the ones that directly control the phone's volume won't work.
 
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