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MDR-V700DJ comparing to my PC headset
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| eMin |
my gf just bought me a V700 today and i was very exciting and imaging it'll be very cool and the sound quality is much better than normal headphones, but when i got is just more base than my $39.99 Playtronics computer headset..... it cost $95 in NY...
p.s. i just checked the sennheiser today, the sound is great but its TOO big for me, almost same size as big as my head.. |
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| eMin |
| quote: | | Originally posted by eMin just more base than my $39.99 Playtronics computer headset |
sorry, its more Bass , not base.. lol.. i know u understand. plus a little bit better sound quality. |
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| VIO |
| try pluging the cheap haedphones into your mixer or cd player and turning the volume almost all the way up, then do the same thing with the sonys. you'll see a difference for sure! cheers. |
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| _Nut_ |
| He's right about the mixer. Your PC doesnt have the power needed to drive your sonys. IF you plugged your other head phones into a mixer, they would distort b/c they cannot handle high power. But if you plugged the sony's into a mixer with a good headphone amp.. they may make your ears itch b/c there is so much bass tickling your ears |
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| eMin |
| oh, you guys are right, i just pluged the sony to my mixer and the sound much better there. anyone used V900? i used to want to buy V900 or 7506, but since my gf bought me a V700 so i'm lazy to check it around the stores. but the price is good, its $132 in NY. not bad deal |
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| DJ1MK |
| I own the V900s and I love them. I've used them for over three years and they're still working great. If you have the money I'd say go for them. I prefer them over the V7506, V600s, V700s, HDJ-1000s. I haven't used the Sennheisers so I don't know how those compare but the V900s are wonderful. I say go for them if you have the money. |
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| T:REBEL |
| quote: | Originally posted by VIO
try pluging the cheap haedphones into your mixer or cd player and turning the volume almost all the way up, then do the same thing with the sonys. you'll see a difference for sure! cheers. |
That's what I'm talking about...
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| ShadySlim |
| quote: | Originally posted by DJ1MK
I own the V900s and I love them. I've used them for over three years and they're still working great. If you have the money I'd say go for them. I prefer them over the V7506, V600s, V700s, HDJ-1000s. I haven't used the Sennheisers so I don't know how those compare but the V900s are wonderful. I say go for them if you have the money. |
Oh, I had the V900s. I don't care much for them. Why does Sony design their current V-series headphones in their consumer line to deliver WAY boomy mid-bass and hardly any treble whatsoever? And strangely, for all their bloat in the mid-bass through lower-midrange region, the Sony V900s, V700DJs and V600s don't extend all that deeply in the bass! Those Sony cans are all very unbalanced and way too dark in the sound presentation (with all EQ settings on the equipment set to "0" or "FLAT"), no matter which equipment I tried them on. Furthermore, I've found the V900s to only sound decent on gutless portable players without an amp, but extremely muddy at normal listening levels on anything that's bigger and more powerful - because Sony had intentionally overboosted the low-end on those very-low-impedance (24-ohm) headphones in order to compensate for the relentlessly low current-delivery (amperage-output) capability of modern portable gear. |
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| DeleriuM2K |
| ordered a pair of V700DJ's, they should be here in a day or 2, I'll give a full review |
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| DJ Mil0 |
| Dito getting mine here on friday, cant wait |
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| SgtFoo |
| what Sennheisers are you talking about??? |
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| eMin |
| quote: | Originally posted by SgtFoo
what Sennheisers are you talking about??? |
i'm talking about the 280 pro, its very big |
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