Head/earphones Recommendations Thread

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Am currently using the Koss Portapros which I love a lot.

Am looking for a earphone for portability that has the similar sound signature as the Koss.

More importantly, the soundstage and bass for the songs I listen to.

Any good recommendations for somewhere around 60-70?

I was initially looking at the Brainwavz R1 or ATH CKM500.

Thanks!
 

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Galaxy note 2/pc
Music/gaming
Mp3
Mostly all types of music
cirumaural
Wireless but better in rechargeable
Better below $200

Thx a lot for your helping
 

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Galaxy note 2/pc
Music/gaming
Mp3
Mostly all types of music
cirumaural
Wireless but better in rechargeable
Better below $200

Thx a lot for your helping

Creative Aurvana 3. I just got from Sitex... what a pleasant surprise with the quality.

Please stay away from Beats......
 

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Yeah, stereo is a great place.. never liked auditioning earphones in other places. It just feels awkward and makes me leave =P.
Glad you enjoy auditioning at our stores! :s22:
I like auditioning in Stereo as well, at least giving us space to audition and helping us when we need it, helps us make more informed choices :o
Thanks a lot! Its important to us that you find something you like :)

Galaxy note 2/pc
Music/gaming
Mp3
Mostly all types of music
cirumaural
Wireless but better in rechargeable
Better below $200

Thx a lot for your helping
You will be using them for portable use? Bluetooth ones quite a few to go for at your price :s12:
Can look at the Plantronics Backbeat Go falls nicely in your price range
 

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Its been a while since i drop by Stereo.. Is looking around for a headphone that is good for bass. Looking between the SONY MDR-1R and the Beyerdynamic Custom One Pro... I think the SONY one is easy to find but was wondering if Stereo carries the Beyerdynamic one.
 

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Anyone owns the Sonicgear Xanadu or the Audiotech headphones? Are they as comfortable as the Bose's AE2?
 

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Hi guys, need some help here!

- Your rig: Samsung galaxy SIII
- What type of usage: Music
- File format used in your source: MP3/FLAC
- Genre of music you listen to: Pop, Instrumental, Acappella
- Headphone / earphone type: IEM
- Other requirements (if any): Preferably BA
- Budget (in figures): S$200
 

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Hi guys, need some help here!

- Your rig: Samsung galaxy SIII
- What type of usage: Music
- File format used in your source: MP3/FLAC
- Genre of music you listen to: Pop, Instrumental, Acappella
- Headphone / earphone type: IEM
- Other requirements (if any): Preferably BA
- Budget (in figures): S$200

If can exceed, BA200, GR07
If cannot, UE700, Aurvana 3, Meelec A161p
 

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can anyone recommend me a good earphones? just for music. currently looking at Shure 215. any other similar recommendation at around that price range?
 

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can anyone recommend me a good earphones? just for music. currently looking at Shure 215. any other similar recommendation at around that price range?

depends on sound signature you looking for
Popular choices at this price include Shure SE215, Rockit Sounds R-50, Brainwavz B2, Vsonic GR07 (and its variants), TDK BA200, Etymotic HF5, UE700
 

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hi, i need recommendation...appreciate it if anybody can help...thx!;)

- laptop (home use)
- usually pop music + some gaming & skype
- mp3, mp4, etc
- cirumaural headphones
- mic & remote preferred but not a MUST
(i don't own any Apple product so not point getting anything that works with Apple ONLY)
- $200-$300 (may be tempted to increase budget a bit...)

been using a Marshall Major for ~1 yr but it still clamps down on my ears painfully..rubber tubing on cable is torn...so getting replacement headphone...
 

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depends on sound signature you looking for
Popular choices at this price include Shure SE215, Rockit Sounds R-50, Brainwavz B2, Vsonic GR07 (and its variants), TDK BA200, Etymotic HF5, UE700

thanks for the recommendation kaixax! know anywhere i can buy a Shure 215 in sg? i don't wanna buy online.
 

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thanks for the recommendation kaixax! know anywhere i can buy a Shure 215 in sg? i don't wanna buy online.

You can go to stereo or jaben to get it.

But why don't want to buy online? The price difference kinda huge. Here stereo selling it at $199 while online you can get it at around $120 sgd after conversion from USD.
 

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You can go to stereo or jaben to get it.

But why don't want to buy online? The price difference kinda huge. Here stereo selling it at $199 while online you can get it at around $120 sgd after conversion from USD.

Because of people like you, sales drop from each and every retailer. Good thing is that distros implement local warranty to counter people like you. justsaying.
 

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Because of people like you, sales drop from each and every retailer. Good thing is that distros implement local warranty to counter people like you. justsaying.

I think it's obvious the retailers' prices are not the most competitive on the market, even accounting for local warranty. e.g. are you telling me you will buy a TF10 from Stereo with its few hundred dollars mark-up just for its local warranty?

Nevertheless, it's still your choice. If you wanna pay the marked up price for that warranty then so be it, it's your choice. Don't go around pointing fingers thanks.
 
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