Planar Magnetic headphones
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Planar Magnetic headphones
Anyone got a pair or tried them?
Are they any good?
I want a decent pair of cans, and have heard mixed reviews about this technology.
I was looking at some Beats wireless, or Sennhiesers and stumbled accross Audeeze & oppo
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Are they any good?
I want a decent pair of cans, and have heard mixed reviews about this technology.
I was looking at some Beats wireless, or Sennhiesers and stumbled accross Audeeze & oppo
mart
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What do you intend to use them for Mart? I would suggest they will be too heavy for mobile / portable use - I have a set somewhere made by Yamaha - I used to use them with my synth setup - would be awful to try walking or jogging while using them.
Hifiman are also in league with Audeeze and Oppo in that market - I have never used any of those products.
Hifiman are also in league with Audeeze and Oppo in that market - I have never used any of those products.
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What do you intend to use them for Mart? I would suggest they will be too heavy for mobile / portable use - I have a set somewhere made by Yamaha - I used to use them with my synth setup - would be awful to try walking or jogging while using them.
Hifiman are also in league with Audeeze and Oppo in that market - I have never used any of those products.
Hifiman are also in league with Audeeze and Oppo in that market - I have never used any of those products.
May go for a set of Skullcandy Grinds, cracking can for the price, although i want to demo some AKG50's
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The Beats wireless will be excellent as they are Beats Studio and I have a pair of those and the sound is better than the Bose quiet comfort headphones.
If you buy the wireless ones from Costco online you can get them for about £220 which is an excellent price and you then have Costco's superb guarantee
If you buy the wireless ones from Costco online you can get them for about £220 which is an excellent price and you then have Costco's superb guarantee
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I currently use a set of Sony MDR10 which tick all the boxes for me - they are lightweight, comfortable, the cable is detatchable, and they fold down into a small protective bag. So far I have been quite impressed with these - I dont listen to a lot of music through headphones, and when I do it is at moderate volume.
AKG50's seem like an intersting proposition for the money.
AKG50's seem like an intersting proposition for the money.
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i have these
http://www.sony.co.uk/electronics/he...hones/mdr-1rbt
these are my Favourite in Ears, if you can find them buy some
https://www.venturedirect.co.uk/prod...nt=17080639815
http://www.sony.co.uk/electronics/he...hones/mdr-1rbt
these are my Favourite in Ears, if you can find them buy some
https://www.venturedirect.co.uk/prod...nt=17080639815
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Oppo pm3's are superb too. But again, really like it up 'em.
If youre anywhere near South London/surrey, pop into unilet sound & vision and have a listen, theyve got all the big manufacturers on dem. Well worth a visit.
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