Headphones

marcelo1251

What kind/model/brand of headphones do you like and are you using with your Miniplayer.

I'm personally stickied to my AKG K26P, great isolation, great bass and pretty good sound.



I also have two pairs of those PT800 that comes bundled with the Miniplayer, but i dont like them that much...

What are you using now?

iversonjack

Sony MDR-EX71SL In-Ear Earphones


Great bass, awesome treble, noise cancel, good price (bought from overseas :D)

Nickle

I use the PT800's, there not that bad if u use my EQ settings at

http://www.meizume.com/showthread.php?p=518#post518

Justa

I agree to iversonjack...great headphones, but the noise in the background is a little bit nerve-end...but I think that is a problem of the M6

Blackstar

I really like using the Grado RS-2 with the Total bithead in conjunction with the M6 (T1.007). Since the sound signature of teh M6 is quite warm compared to iaudio, it really brings out the great qualities of the headphones. Too bad theres hiss though, really stops me from enjoying piano music.

On the go, I usually use the Audio Technica EW9 clip-ons or the Audio technica CM7Ti earbuds. Great SQ on the go.

At home, usually use Grado's (RS-2 and PS-1). Gotta love your Grado's.

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Kaori

I didn't want to pay much money for earphones, so I looked for some good earphones for round about 20-30€. And I found the Creative EP-630


I don't know if these are realy good, because I don't know anything about all the different headphone attributes. But I have read many positiv tests about them.. so I bought them for just 24,99€ (a acceptable price for me :P).
I can't say much about them now, because I still don't know what are all these sound effects for or how to use them... treble boost, spatializer, ViBE, EQ, and so on.... I just need to learn how to use this all, and than I hope I can tell you more :P

mhelliwell

I've never used Grado's, but all I've ever heard about them was positive, so I don't think I can go wrong. In the future I can see myself getting a set of Grado SR60's. SQ aside, and just going for looks, I might get me a pair of Panasonic RP-HTX7 (Shown here) because they look awesome.

glacier

OMG! this is my earphones as well, although mine is black. i've had it from before i got the m6. :D

edit: ok, so a few days after posting this, my Sony MDR-EX71 died on me. had to go out and buy new ones. now i'm using the Philips SHS 8000. definitely not as good as the Sony in terms of bass and overall volume. i found that i had to turn the volume up a bit, as compared to when i was using the Sony. i also had to pump the bass to 15, whereas for the Sony, i only had the bass at 2.

but i think the Philips seems to output clearer sound that the Sony. but then, i'm not really an audiophile so i'm not sure. has anyone else tried out the Philips SHS 8000? care to share your opinion?

glacier

i find the bundled earphones sounded good but my ear hurt after using it for a few minutes. i think my ear is a bit smaller than normal and gets stretched by the bundled earphones, thus the discomfort. so i prefer to use my sony.

Peter @ JAYS

To get the best sound I recommend IEM (in ear monitors). They do sound a lot better then f.e PT800 and likewise. They also filter the noise making listening more joyfull and stays in place when moving your head