Head/earphones Recommendations Thread

[TeamStereo]

this 2 look sick! hmmm, does the MMX101iE have volume up/down control? i think i never see any in the picture!

Accutone Gemini have =) If not compulsory you can consider MMX101iE

 

[focus1974]

Any demo headset for philips Uptown and Fidelio L1.
Any discount if I want to buy?

 

[TeamStereo]

We do not have them currently =(

 

[focus1974]

We do not have them currently =(

No problem.
Think I will down to challenger to buy.

 

[xRenol]

Beyerdynamic DTX101 iE~

DTX101iE is a good choice too =)

Maybe the Accutone Gemini might suit your genre of music too?

How are these 2 compared to Kilpsch S4?

Thanks.

 

[TeamStereo]

They have a better balance compared to the Klipsch S4. If you are looking at Klipsch the Reference model might be better

 

[xRenol]

They have a better balance compared to the Klipsch S4. If you are looking at Klipsch the Reference model might be better

Do both have at least noise isolation/cancellation?

Are their cables durable as I read some reviews that Klipsch's cable is quite fragile?

 

[_death_god]

Accutone Gemini have =) If not compulsory you can consider MMX101iE

any demo at ION for both?
and discount? hehehe

 

[PsyClick]

hi guys, my Eterna finally gave way. Want a budget $120 IEM recommendation.

- Your rig: Sony walkman mp3 player
- What type of usage: Music
- File format used in your source: mp3 (FLAC if i upgrade my player, so keep this open)
- Genre of music you listen to: metal (not too much bass, more on clarity)
- Headphone / Earphone type: iem earpiece/noise isolation
- Other requirements: Optional: L shaped jack
- Budget: Around $120 +- 10

Thanks

 

[TeamStereo]

any demo at ION for both?
and discount? hehehe

Yes ION got demo for it and we have PM-ed you the promo list.

hi guys, my Eterna finally gave way. Want a budget $120 IEM recommendation.

- Your rig: Sony walkman mp3 player
- What type of usage: Music
- File format used in your source: mp3 (FLAC if i upgrade my player, so keep this open)
- Genre of music you listen to: metal (not too much bass, more on clarity)
- Headphone / Earphone type: iem earpiece/noise isolation
- Other requirements: Optional: L shaped jack
- Budget: Around $120 +- 10

Thanks

You can try the Sennheiser CX300 and the UE 600 =)

 

[TeamStereo]

Do both have at least noise isolation/cancellation?

Are their cables durable as I read some reviews that Klipsch's cable is quite fragile?

Cable quality for both pretty similar =) not very lasting but depends on the user too

 

[xRenol]

Cable quality for both pretty similar =) not very lasting but depends on the user too

Do both have noise cancellation?

 

[TeamStereo]

Noise isolating not noise cancelling

 

[filofari]

Hi everyone, I'm looking for a good value pair of headphones or earphones.

- Your rig (laptop or Samsung S2)
- What type of usage (music)
- File format used in your source (mp3)
- Genre of music you listen to (jazz and pop... I appreciate a good amount of bass)
- Headphone / earphone type (earbuds for earphones... No IEMs... can't fit )
- Other requirements (if any) (mic for S2, volume control and noise isolating is a plus)
- Budget ($120 - $150)

Thanks in advance.

 

[merismus]

i agree!!!

 

[xRenol]

Noise isolating not noise cancelling

Any in-ear earphones with noise cancelling below $200?

 

[TeamStereo]

Yes there is the audio-technica ANC23 which you can consider =)
Stereo your one stop headphones and earphones store in Singapore

 

[ReinhartX]

i bought the Shure240 headphones a month ago and i gotta say im very satisfied with it for a good 94 bucks

the only setback is that its not very comfortable on the neck and when im outdoors i tend to leave my headphones around my neck when im not listening to it as its quite tight in a way and doesnt extend that much....also the cord is abit too long

but sound quality and comfort wise when listening its very good

 

[iAHBEE]

Hi everyone, I'm looking for a good value pair of headphones or earphones.

- Your rig (laptop or Samsung S2)
- What type of usage (music)
- File format used in your source (mp3)
- Genre of music you listen to (jazz and pop... I appreciate a good amount of bass)
- Headphone / earphone type (earbuds for earphones... No IEMs... can't fit )
- Other requirements (if any) (mic for S2, volume control and noise isolating is a plus)
- Budget ($120 - $150)

Thanks in advance.

Earbuds with mic and volume control, and noise isolation... err.. err..

if can forgo those functions you want the usual suspects will be YUIN and perhaps the newer TM7 from Blox.. Or the HiSound Audio's Live earbud and probably the Dunu EX150.. I doubt there's any places selling these locally though, perhaps Jaben might have the YUIN or their own crossroads HR1/2

 

[filofari]

Earbuds with mic and volume control, and noise isolation... err.. err..

if can forgo those functions you want the usual suspects will be YUIN and perhaps the newer TM7 from Blox.. Or the HiSound Audio's Live earbud and probably the Dunu EX150.. I doubt there's any places selling these locally though, perhaps Jaben might have the YUIN or their own crossroads HR1/2

Thanks for the recommendations. As for the Mic and etc, it's a plus... Not a must... Hehe. Can't expect that much but it's a good dream.