I want to buy a pair of headphones, please giving some reccomendations

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i want to buy a good bass headphones, and i think that the beats headphones is very good, but which should i choose, beats solo or beats studio?

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> i want to buy a good bass headphones, and i think that the beats headphones is very good, but which should i choose, beats solo or beats studio?
anyone know this website: http://www.dreheadphones.co.uk/
it has good price..

[ST10SS]

Am Montag, 26. August 2013 10:34:33 UTC+2 schrieb :
> i want to buy a good bass headphones, and i think that the beats headphones is very good, but which should i choose, beats solo or beats studio?

What is your intention? Natural sounding headphones?
Then I guess the Beats are the wrong ones.

[Trevor]

"ST10SS" > wrote in message
...
> Am Montag, 26. August 2013 10:34:33 UTC+2 schrieb :
>> i want to buy a good bass headphones, and i think that the beats
>> headphones is very good, but which should i choose, beats solo or beats
>> studio?
>
> What is your intention? Natural sounding headphones?
> Then I guess the Beats are the wrong ones.

Right, but he did say "good bass headphones", so presumably natural sounding
is NOT a requirement, especially if he is looking at those.

Trevor.

[Scott Dorsey]

> wrote:
>i want to buy a good bass headphones, and i think that the beats headphones is very good, but which should i choose, beats solo or beats studio?

What for?

Since you can't really experience low frequencies with headphones (much of the
real bass experience is from touch rather than hearing), these headphones have
enormous artificial bass boost somewhere in the region of the thud to try and
trick you into thinking you're hearing real bass. And what you hear on these
phones is going to be a lot of thud... the drop isn't going to be there.

I find that very very annoying and if it were me I would pick a headphone
without the exaggerated top and bottom end. But that said, I would pick
the one that feels more comfortable on your head of the two.
--scott

--
"C'est un Nagra. C'est suisse, et tres, tres precis."

[Peter Larsen[_3_]]

wrote:

> i want to buy a good bass headphones, and i think that the beats
> headphones is very good, but which should i choose, beats solo or
> beats studio?

You appear to need a good audiologist and - if your spamming venture pays
well - a good tax advisor.

Kind regards

Peter Larsen

[hank alrich]

Peter Larsen > wrote:

> wrote:
>
> > i want to buy a good bass headphones, and i think that the beats
> > headphones is very good, but which should i choose, beats solo or
> > beats studio?
>
> You appear to need a good audiologist and - if your spamming venture pays
> well - a good tax advisor.
>
> Kind regards
>
> Peter Larsen

Bass headhphones are okay for the downmarket segment. Others prefer
trout.

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[Ron C[_2_]]

On 8/26/2013 8:03 PM, Jeff Henig wrote:
> hank alrich > wrote:
>> Peter Larsen > wrote:
>>
>>> wrote:
>>>
>>>> i want to buy a good bass headphones, and i think that the beats
>>>> headphones is very good, but which should i choose, beats solo or
>>>> beats studio?
>>>
>>> You appear to need a good audiologist and - if your spamming venture pays
>>> well - a good tax advisor.
>>>
>>> Kind regards
>>>
>>> Peter Larsen
>>
>> Bass headhphones are okay for the downmarket segment. Others prefer
>> trout.
>
> This conversation's making me sick. Might be salmonella.
>
Maybe you thing it sounds fishy but I do believe
Peter was suggesting too much bass can make
one hard of herring. Anyway, what the heck, you
can flounder about and shell out the clams as you
please.
==
Later...
Ron Capik
--

[Frank Stearns]

Jeff Henig > writes:

snips

>That was a pretty good line of thinking right there--it got me hooked. Only
>problem is that the scale of this conversation has gotten way out of
>proportion, and I'm feeling gillty. I think we should fin-ish it.

Indeed. Please sea to it. Then we should get back to coral recording...

Frank
MA
--

[Tom McCreadie]

Jeff Henig wrote:
>That was a pretty good line of thinking right there--it got me hooked. Only
>problem is that the scale of this conversation has gotten way out of
>proportion, and I'm feeling gillty. I think we should fin-ish it.

Ok, all you hotshot, fish-fetishist wordsmiths who derailed the poor guy's
thread, what's noteworthy about the following statement?

"Doc, note, I dissent. A fast never prevents a fatness. I diet on cod.


(hint in sig)
--
Tom McCreadie

Live at The London Palindrome - ABBA

[geoff]

"Ron C" > wrote in message
...
..
>>
> Maybe you thing it sounds fishy but I do believe
> Peter was suggesting too much bass can make
> one hard of herring. Anyway, what the heck, you
> can flounder about and shell out the clams as you
> please.


Should be careful to check prices. There are a lot of sharks out there ....

geoff

[geoff]

> wrote in message
...
>i want to buy a good bass headphones, and i think that the beats headphones
>is very good, but which should i choose, beats solo or beats studio?

"Beats Solo" sounds a pretty appropriate turn of phrase ....

geoff

[Ron C[_2_]]

On 8/27/2013 3:53 PM, Tom McCreadie wrote:
> Jeff Henig wrote:
>> That was a pretty good line of thinking right there--it got me hooked. Only
>> problem is that the scale of this conversation has gotten way out of
>> proportion, and I'm feeling gillty. I think we should fin-ish it.
>
> Ok, all you hotshot, fish-fetishist wordsmiths who derailed the poor guy's
> thread, what's noteworthy about the following statement?
>
> "Doc, note, I dissent. A fast never prevents a fatness. I diet on cod.
>
>
> (hint in sig)
>

On reflection, punctuation and capitalization seem to have
limited significance.
==
L...
Ron C
--

[Tom McCreadie]

Jeff Henig wrote:

>>>
>>> "Doc, note, I dissent. A fast never prevents a fatness. I diet on cod.
>>>
>>> (hint in sig)
>>
>> On reflection, punctuation and capitalization seem to have
>> limited significance.
>
>That's a reel good point.

Yes, it might have been retro-perfect If, say, I'd dictated it to the 15 year
old kid next door, to text through from his smartphone.

But I retained the punctuation out of respect for the original source. I'm too
dim to think up that line by myself, and I didn't want to come across as
trawling for admiration...or to snag any bottom feeders attracted to this
headphone thread.

[Steve[_24_]]

Tom McCreadie > wrote in
:

> trawling for admiration...or to snag any bottom feeders attracted to this
> headphone thread.
>

I think you did it on porpoise.

[geoff]

"Steve" > wrote in message
9.21...
> Tom McCreadie > wrote in
> :
>
>> trawling for admiration...or to snag any bottom feeders attracted to this
>> headphone thread.
>>
>
> I think you did it on porpoise.

That comment was out of plaice. Would have been appropriate if OP lived in
Sardinia.

geoff

[Ron C[_2_]]

On 8/28/2013 5:07 PM, geoff wrote:
> "Steve" > wrote in message
> 9.21...
>> Tom McCreadie > wrote in
>> :
>>
>>> trawling for admiration...or to snag any bottom feeders attracted to this
>>> headphone thread.
>>>
>>
>> I think you did it on porpoise.
>
> That comment was out of plaice. Would have been appropriate if OP lived in
> Sardinia.
>
> geoff
>
>
Oh, stop being such a crab.

==
L...
Ron C
--

[geoff]

"Ron C" > wrote in message
...
> On 8/28/2013 5:07 PM, geoff wrote:
>> "Steve" > wrote in message
>> 9.21...
>>> Tom McCreadie > wrote in
>>> :
>>>
>>>> trawling for admiration...or to snag any bottom feeders attracted to
>>>> this
>>>> headphone thread.
>>>>
>>>
>>> I think you did it on porpoise.
>>
>> That comment was out of plaice. Would have been appropriate if OP lived
>> in
>> Sardinia.
>>
>> geoff
>>
>>
> Oh, stop being such a crab.

The thing is with the Beats phones, you can r eel y f eel that deep bass.

geoff

[hank alrich]

geoff > wrote:

> > wrote in message
> ...
> >i want to buy a good bass headphones, and i think that the beats headphones
> >is very good, but which should i choose, beats solo or beats studio?
>
> "Beats Solo" sounds a pretty appropriate turn of phrase ....
>
> geoff

The Whappa Fappa Fonze are said to be handy.

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YouTube.Com/WalkinayMusic

[Peter Larsen[_3_]]

hank alrich wrote:

> Peter Larsen > wrote:

>> wrote:

>>> i want to buy a good bass headphones, and i think that the beats
>>> headphones is very good, but which should i choose, beats solo or
>>> beats studio?

>> You appear to need a good audiologist and - if your spamming venture
>> pays well - a good tax advisor.

> Bass headhphones are okay for the downmarket segment. Others prefer
> trout.

The post looks as made to advertize the dr. dres' and yes, I think that
people who want extreme amounts of bass need to visit an audiologist because
there may be a problem with the middle ear or eustachian tube or both. And,
if they do not have one, they can get one from extreme amounts of bass
damaging the joint between stirrup and anvil.

Kind regards

Peter Larsen

[geoff]

"Peter Larsen" > wrote in message
...
> hank alrich wrote:
> The post looks as made to advertize the dr. dres' and yes, I think that
> people who want extreme amounts of bass need to visit an audiologist
> because there may be a problem with the middle ear or eustachian tube or
> both. And, if they do not have one, they can get one from extreme amounts
> of bass damaging the joint between stirrup and anvil.


I find MDR-7506 give the impression of my trousers flapping, sounds/feels
like deep bass. Is this a huge bass hump, or some other effect.

But the ears being shredded by stinging high-mf wasps is another thing
entirely....

geoff

[John Williamson]

geoff wrote:
> "Peter Larsen" > wrote in message
> ...
>> hank alrich wrote:
>> The post looks as made to advertize the dr. dres' and yes, I think that
>> people who want extreme amounts of bass need to visit an audiologist
>> because there may be a problem with the middle ear or eustachian tube or
>> both. And, if they do not have one, they can get one from extreme amounts
>> of bass damaging the joint between stirrup and anvil.
>
>
> I find MDR-7506 give the impression of my trousers flapping, sounds/feels
> like deep bass. Is this a huge bass hump, or some other effect.
>
You've got a fan running near your ankles?

> But the ears being shredded by stinging high-mf wasps is another thing
> entirely....
>
That's the way a lot of people I know like their sound to be, judging by
the way they set the tone controls on the stereo systems..

--
Tciao for Now!

John.

[Marc Wielage[_2_]]

On Fri, 30 Aug 2013 16:20:48 -0700, geoff wrote
(in article >):

> I find MDR-7506 give the impression of my trousers flapping, sounds/feels
> like deep bass. Is this a huge bass hump, or some other effect.
>
> But the ears being shredded by stinging high-mf wasps is another thing
> entirely....
>------------------------------<snip>------------------------------<

The newer MDR-7510's are a lot less fatiguing, and are intended by Sony to be
a replacement for the 7506's (which I think have not changed in the line for
more than 20 years).

--MFW

[Scott Dorsey]

geoff > wrote:
>"Peter Larsen" > wrote in message
...
>> hank alrich wrote:
>> The post looks as made to advertize the dr. dres' and yes, I think that
>> people who want extreme amounts of bass need to visit an audiologist
>> because there may be a problem with the middle ear or eustachian tube or
>> both. And, if they do not have one, they can get one from extreme amounts
>> of bass damaging the joint between stirrup and anvil.
>
>I find MDR-7506 give the impression of my trousers flapping, sounds/feels
>like deep bass. Is this a huge bass hump, or some other effect.

Yes, but it is _nothing_ compared with the boost on the "Beats" headphones.

>But the ears being shredded by stinging high-mf wasps is another thing
>entirely....

That's actually why I like the 7506. The way exaggerated top end makes it
easy to hear tape hiss, bad edits, squeaky chairs, etc. They are great for
editing work.
--scott

--
"C'est un Nagra. C'est suisse, et tres, tres precis."

[ganttmann]

I agree with Scott about MDR-7506's. The sizzle up top helps me hear undesirable artifacts in edits, etc., gets painful after a while. I don't find the low end of the 7506's to be accurate, but not in a "too much" way. I tend to let drummers use mine these days. They like the sizzle. I have Audio Technica M-50's. Read nice things about them, famous engineers use them, blah, blah, blah. I give them to bass players who are having trouble hearing themselves. My favorites are no longer made, I don't think - Sennheiser HD 580's. I have one singer who I let use them, but I generally keep them to myself - I love them and don't want to have to replace them. Discovered them mastering with Bill Wolf - he was monitoring on Genelecs at the time, had HD-580's sitting next to the couch I was sitting on. I put them on and thought I was still hearing the Genelecs. Took 'em off. Listened to the Genelecs, put them back on, darned near the same sound. I would never mix on headphones, but if you put a gun to my head and forced me, I'd want my HD-580's.

Gantt

On Monday, August 26, 2013 4:34:33 AM UTC-4, wrote:
> i want to buy a good bass headphones, and i think that the beats headphones is very good, but which should i choose, beats solo or beats studio?

[geoff]

"Scott Dorsey" > wrote in message
...
> geoff > wrote:
>
> That's actually why I like the 7506. The way exaggerated top end makes it
> easy to hear tape hiss, bad edits, squeaky chairs, etc. They are great
> for
> editing work.
> --scott

That, and monitor for drummers, is the only thing I use them for, I've
standardised on the ATH-M50s, and flicked all my AKGs.

geoff\

[Roger[_8_]]

wrote in message
...


> i want to buy a good bass headphones, and i think that the beats
> headphones is very good, but which should i choose, beats solo or beats
> studio?
anyone know this website: http://www.dreheadphones.co.uk/
it has good price.

If you really want to buy a good QUALITY pair of headphones then you should
be looking at Sennhiezer headphones (my spelling might be a little off). Go
to an audio store and try out a few pairs in your price range.

Shaun