Most portable headphones can be used with notebook as they are easily driven. Are you looking for wireless type? Any sound preference, price range and type of headphones preferred?
It has the same sound signature as the normal M50, just that its cable is straight. Many would find it a hassle to manage the 3m long cable.
Can give the JBL J88 a try. Personally find it has a tight bass and mellow sounding. Would be good for movies to prevent ear fatigue and making movies sound more engaging.
Not able to comment on the Yamaha and Vsonic as we do not carry them.
If you really like the sound signature of the B2 you can consider reshelling it. Cost of reshelling will be $300.-My rig: Sansa fuze ( getting a fiio X3 really soon)
-What type of usage: music appreciation
-File format: 320kbps mp3 / flac
-Genre of music I listen to: a variety except kpop.
-Headphone/Earphone type: IEM
-Other requirements: prefer iems with clarity, or an upgrade to my current brainwavz B2
-Budget: SGD $450 max.
Currently considering the following models:
NIL , shoot me some
additional point to note: my current B2 is abit loose on the R side. ( ie. everytime i touch the wires there would be distortion or stuttering loss in sound) prob due to loose connectivity.
Do you know where can i get it fixed? (saw some companies doing reshelling) worth it to fix or is it better to just get a new pair of IEM???
From what we understand the MDR-1 series are discontinued.
You can give the JVC FXZ200 a try. Albeit it is not an over-ear design but many people actually find the sound it produced competitive to most mid to high end IEMs.
If the Westone are too bassy to your liking the IE80 might not be your cup of tea either as most find that its bass is much deeper than them.
If the Westone are too bassy to your liking the IE80 might not be your cup of tea either as most find that its bass is much deeper than them.
Yes we have the audition set for them. There's the SE535 from Shure at a slightly higher price range. And the Westone UM Pro 30.Does your store have ie80 for testing? Wanna try them first
Oh and any other iems I should look out for for this price range?
From what we understand the MDR-1 series are discontinued.
You can give the JVC FXZ200 a try. Albeit it is not an over-ear design but many people actually find the sound it produced competitive to most mid to high end IEMs.
Not very sure about their difference but supposing the 10R is the replacement model for the 1R. High chance that it can work with smartphone if there is no mic on the cable. Sorry I'm not able to help much regarding them as we have yet to receive the 10R.
