>Buys shitty Skullcandy headphones for burger money >complains about the build quality
Nigga shitty crap like Skullcandy and Stax is laughed at for a reason.
Jackson Thomas
Skullcandy is kiddy toy tier.
Anthony Phillips
LCD2.2 or Ananda? One is used, but in great shape. The other is new. Difference in price is minimal.
I'm kinda scared about some people on forums talking about defective drivers and what not. I'm importing it, so returning would be a pain in the ass.
Anthony Brown
ksc75
Aaron Cox
I'm retarded and thought this was a dying thread while the stax thread was the next one, so I'm posting it here too. I need cushion replacements for both my Bose noise canceling 35s and Sony MDRV6. Is it best to just pay out for the official ones, or are cheaper replacements fine? My concern is that if they split in the first place, then I'm just spending 30 dollars each for them to split again after another year and a half.
just buy >a hd6xx from massdrop >a 100 dollar amp congrats you got to endgame without wasting any money like a dumb motherfucker anything more expensive claiming to be higher fidelity is audiophool pseudoscience placebo
James Jones
I actually just did this today Thank you for making me feel good about my purchases
Adrian Jones
anyone have experience buying a SRS-3100 system off ebay from a nip seller? did it go smoothly?
Anthony Ortiz
Dad, no.
Owen Reyes
I've been using 1 dollar Philips earbuds for the past year or so and they sound fine.
WHAT NOW STAXCELS??
Jeremiah Baker
>mudheiser
Their frequency response is awful and they sound veiled as fuck.
Jayden Foster
Ananda sounds great but Hifiman quality control is a dice roll.
>Budget 100-150USD >Location USA >Source Sansa Clip running Rockbox >Type of headphone Over the ear, preferably foldable >Open or closed Closed >Comfort level High >Sound signature Neutral to laid back >Past headphones I can't remember, I think I had some Beyerdyanmics at some point that fell apart. Have some Shure IEMs that I don't like anymore, but I'm at work and can't remember the model number
What I'm looking for is something that folds up for travel, so I can keep it in my briefcase, and has some non-active sound isolation when on airplanes. Comfy is preferred.
Pic unrelated (it's a cat that visited my office this weekend)
80 bucks shipped... Wire Cutter recommended them and they tend to be decent for TV recommendations, thoughts?
Justin Rogers
Really pisses me of that they become trendy and so the price went up
Grayson Anderson
They are basically high end Fidelio X2's. I mainly want them for their different sound signature.
Camden Stewart
Is it still a reasonable option for my application?
Cooper Thompson
I'd say the portability aspect is met, but I can't speak for the comfort. It should be adequate though.
Nicholas Torres
Any recommendations for wireless headphones?
Cameron Brooks
I'm a little turned off by the 10ft cord that isn't detachable. That might be a problem traveling :/
Nathan Myers
What's the average lifespan of a headphone cable? I bought an aftermarket cable for my Fidielio X2s and it's ded after 7 months.
Jason Hill
Longer than 7 months. Contact the company for a new one.
Joshua Rivera
You could mod it to have a detachable quite easily.
James Gomez
I'm pretty retarded and would probably break it.
Aiden Rivera
>massdrop hifiman edition xx >based on HE-1000 but at $600 Is it as good as the HE-1000 though.
Mason James
>Budget Location U.S. >Source Desktop with USB sound card/phone >Open or closed closed >Comfort level eh, medium. I'd like to wear for an hour or two and not feel pain, but am willing to sacrifice >Sound signature neutral, but don't really care >Past headphones ATH-M50's from a few years ago. Didn't like long as fuck cord, and the pleather started to wear, but ended up buying replacement
mystery headphones arrived The claim of 3 drivers per ear is true. They're not amazing, but absolutely listenable. A bit like baby STAX. Original price sticker is on the box, adjusted for inflation they would've cost ~25€. The one store attempting to sell them for ~100€ hasn't gotten back to me, but at least based on sound reproduction they're vastly overpriced, and since the brand is an absolute who I doubt they're collectible at all. Probably fishing for someone who owned a pair years ago who could want a NOS pair. Absolutely worth the ~4€ I paid for them, both in sound quality and novelty.
Please recommend me some good headphones for >70usd. I'm currently using T3 IEMs for comparison.
Liam Williams
stax
Isaac White
have sex
Dominic Hill
you said good headphones that costs higher than 70 dollars
Justin Anderson
> chink company handing out refunds
unlikely
Jayden Thomas
Fuck, my bad
Josiah Fisher
SHP9500 is $75 on amazon it used to be cheaper but i doubt it will get any lower than that still a great deal for $75
Benjamin Campbell
Superlux HD-330 with beyer pads
Camden Lee
Buy Stax
Ryan Lopez
E10K or K3?
Andrew Morgan
Buy STAX!
Jason Cooper
basically buy Stax
Jack Russell
Topping D10 and JDS Atom >b-but muh portability! stop listening to music in public like a dweeb.
Jace Lewis
all i have is 120$, portability is not an issue
Jonathan Lopez
I've been using thoses 20 dollar Sony MH1C headphones for 7 months now (daily) , and just today one ear is dying. Seems the wire is disconnecting on the inside.
Kinda disappointed as I had read reviews saying they should last me a year at least.
Daniel Ross
What a faggot op, reusing pictures and posting that autistic bait again. No bump, no (you).
From what I've seen most people that are regulars have under 1k setups if you think that is alot to spend on a hobby your either underage or really poor
Nathan Sullivan
Whats wrong buddy? Trying to justify your purchases?
>ZS7 *driver crinkling noises* Damn, should have bought the T2 like everyone else told me but I fell for retard KZ once again.
Aiden King
>Budget $200~ >Location USA >Source Nothing >Type of headphone Full-sized >Open or closed Closed >Comfort level idc, so long as I can have it on for hours without my ears getting sore that's all that matters. >Sound signature Neutral >Past headphones ATH-M50, HD558, MDRV6