Just following up on my previous post.
The Sony MDR-888LP earbuds do sound nice -- for earbuds -- after some
break-in time.
I did get the Grado SR-60 headphones. They look ugly... but that really is
a feature. And they sound great.
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Dan Frakes wrote:
> I read an interview with him once.[...] Since then, they have made sure that any
> changes/improvements didn't take away from the SR-60s ability to be used
> with any portable. So you may be right -- I don't know if J.G. was
> consciously thinking only about portables. But th
Edward Gosfield III <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Somehow I don't think the Grados were designed specifically for
>portables. Having met Joe Grado a number of times during my days
>in the hi-fi biz, i think he is interested in making efficient
>machines. If he found out they were great on portab
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From: nick <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, October 06, 1999 5:48 AM
Subject:
Dan Frakes wrote:
>
> Edward Gosfield III <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >I have a pair of Sennheiser 580s which play quite loudly on the 702, and
> Ironically, your Sennheisers can sound much better :-) [...] I've listened to a set
>of 580s on a 702, and
> then on a 702 with a dedicated headpho
Edward Gosfield III <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>I have a pair of Sennheiser 580s which play quite loudly on the 702, and
>have very good sound quality. They have a bit more bass than i prefer,
>but it is pretty reasonable on MD. They have a very clean and clear
>midrange and high end. Quite sm
I own a set of Sennheiser HD455's and they're the sweetest thing I've ever
heard. I bought them before buying a not-cheap-but-still-cheap component
system, and I chose my speakers by finding the pair that sounded most like
the Sennheisers because they sound so good. (I came away with JBL 510's
>does anyone have any comments on how
> a
> >stock Sharp headphone (came with my MT821) stacks up? I haven't had any
> >opportunity to compare.
I have a pair of the Sharp phones that came with my 702. I dunno if
they are the same ones -- they are the walkman type with ear pads and
plastic su
>I'm considering a new pair myself... does anyone have any comments on how
a
>stock Sharp headphone (came with my MT821) stacks up? I haven't had any
>opportunity to compare.
My school has a pair of KOSS, i don't know what model, but they're designed
specifically for portable pro use. The
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Stock headphones generally suck. You also never find stock circumaural
(they fit around the ear rather than sit on it) headphones.
I guess I'm a Sony fan when it comes to headphones. At home I use a set of
MDR-V600; they're a bit heavy, but they a
"Aston" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>I'm considering a new pair myself... does anyone have any comments on how a
>stock Sharp headphone (came with my MT821) stacks up? I haven't had any
>opportunity to compare.
I think it's safe to say that the three models mentioned (Grado SR-60,
Koss KSC/35 a
tacks up? I haven't had any
opportunity to compare.
Aston
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On
Behalf Of Tracy Doyle
Sent: October 4, 1999 6:11 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: MD: best/favorite headphones?
I am sorry if this topic has previ
Trace, I read on some website that the best headphones for a portable are
the Grado SR60. Rather, they're the best that do not require an
amplifier. Based on that advice, I bought some, and I love them. They
sound fantastic with my portable, and give a nice, well defined bass.
They sound
"Moran Bentzur" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>what does everybody this is the best sounding/best
>>valued headphones? Both for a portable size and/or full-sized.
>
>portable: Koss ksc/35
>full-sized: Grado SR-60/80
These are great suggestions. There are better (in fact, *much* better)
headphone
> I am sorry if this topic has previously been discussed/"ran
> -into-the-ground", but what does everybody this is the best sounding/best
> valued headphones? Both for a portable size and/or full-sized. I
> appreciate any suggestions.
> thanks
> -Trace
portable: Koss ksc/35
full-sized: Grado S
> I am sorry if this topic has previously been discussed/"ran
> -into-the-ground", but what does everybody this is the best sounding/best
> valued headphones? Both for a portable size and/or full-sized. I
> appreciate any suggestions.
I've got a set of Sony MDR-V600's they're very, very
I am sorry if this topic has previously been discussed/"ran
-into-the-ground", but what does everybody this is the best sounding/best
valued headphones? Both for a portable size and/or full-sized. I
appreciate any suggestions.
thanks
-Trace
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