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I thought 150.00 would be it for me till I got my 595's. I was so impressed with their gate way sound I bought the 650's a day later for 384.00. Still not sure why people think headphones should be cheap, and disregard them if the price is over 200.00. 200.00 for a quality audiophile headphone is a great bargain.. Would cost you much more to better the sound with speakers. If I made 50k a yr Id buy the L3000 or the Q10. Both go for over 2 grand on the used market. Guess I wan't to know what the 'best' sounds like.Comfy? Yes. Though when I first tried them on, it felt like it was squeezing onto my head a little too much, but that went away.
Great headphones. Though I have no high end headphones to compare them with, they sound very good to me. Hearing things i've never heard before is great. Good $35 spent. After a couple days of burn in, they sound better too. I don't think i could ever shell $200+ on headphones anyways, haha.
I thought 150.00 would be it for me till I got my 595's. I was so impressed with their gate way sound I bought the 650's a day later for 384.00. Still not sure why people think headphones should be cheap, and disregard them if the price is over 200.00. 200.00 for a quality audiophile headphone is a great bargain.. Would cost you much more to better the sound with speakers. If I made 50k a yr Id buy the L3000 or the Q10. Both go for over 2 grand on the used market. Guess I wan't to know what the 'best' sounds like.
Ourfpshero: I saw on Head-Fi that you were selling your Koss A130 headphones. How do the A130's compare to the JVC's? (I have both but the A130's are in for repair - again)
the jvc's have 10 times the bass of the a130s, and much more mids as well. i didnt care much for the a130, except for the comfort and highs
I have another question: did you amp the a130's and the HARX700? I use the HARX700 with the Fiio amp or my receiver and I find it much better amped.
i made this same post on headfi and overclock.net. headfi got a ton of response (but not as much as here) and a few buyers. one guy got the jvc 900 model. headfi caters to the higher end mostly. i just put this on overclock a few days ago. the community there isnt very large and this hasnt developed much interest thereI wonder how Head-Fi accepts this HARX700...
The last cheap headphone craze was the Koss A250.
zero dac is a usb dac?
It has that option. Or at least it did. I think you have to specify that they include it.
btw
I just ordered the 900 so I will be able to a/b the two sometime soon. Probably Sat or next Monday.
Wasn't so much directed at you. In general. Yes, its about priorities. Someone who buys a 600 video card would probably laugh at the guy buying a 600 headphone, and vise versa.I don't think headphones should be cheap, I just can't spend that much on headphones. Don't get me wrong, i would love to hear the high high end stuff, but I just can't afford to and it isn't one of my top priorities anyhow.
I should get my F1's tomorrow. Curious to hear the external drivers. Someone said they are the best for biaural recordings and very 3D like. But thought their sq was last compared to the 225,325,590,600.btw
I just ordered the 900 so I will be able to a/b the two sometime soon. Probably Sat or next Monday.
You can try searching for the victor models. victor hp-rx*00.
thanks that did the trick, i found a few japan sellers on ebay that ship to europe.
only thing is should i get the 700 or is the 900 worth the 30 bucks more?
How would the bass and overall sound compare to that of the porta pros or the senn px 100s?
How would the bass and overall sound compare to that of the porta pros or the senn px 100s?
Buy.com in Canada sucks compared to the U.S. They don't sell any JVC headphones. In fact, their headphone selection is really poor. They have like a total of five to choose from and they are all crap. I can't find anywhere up here in Canada that sells those specific JVC headphones.