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Customize your headphones! Fallout style headphones are not only stylish, they are also unbelievably comfortable to wear! Choose from 5 component pieces to make the perfect set for yourself or for a friend. Each Fallout order comes in sealed retail packaging
the specs
Driver Unit: 40mm Impedance: 32 ohms Sensitivity: 120dB+/-3dB at 1KHz Frequency Response: 30 Hz to 20 KHz Cord Length: 1.2M Plug: 3.5mm
Its what my GF is getting me for my B-Day
Customize your headphones! Fallout style headphones are not only stylish, they are also unbelievably comfortable to wear! Choose from 5 component pieces to make the perfect set for yourself or for a friend. Each Fallout order comes in sealed retail packaging
the specs
Driver Unit: 40mm Impedance: 32 ohms Sensitivity: 120dB+/-3dB at 1KHz Frequency Response: 30 Hz to 20 KHz Cord Length: 1.2M Plug: 3.5mm
Its what my GF is getting me for my B-Day
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I just use Skullcandies... 10$
use SkullCandy and nothing else, unless you are a very hardcore listener. SkullCandy makes many different types, in ear, around ear, and the full clip on ear thing wich is wierd. very good sound and range anywhere from $10-$60
SkullCandy is a pimpy shit for teenagers. Don't appreciate their style.
[Damned] Clan Bank. All inventory on sale
Originally Posted by Hector
SkullCandy is a pimpy shit for teenagers. Don't appreciate their style.
this beside most people wont really notice a good set from a average set sound wise
skullcandy is pretty average at best
senn's are algd plus most parts are replaceable if they break or damaged
Originally Posted by Loachflava
senn's are algd plus most parts are replaceable if they break or damaged
Disagree. At most pricepoints there is a headphone that performs significantly better overall than a sennheiser in the same price bracket.
Arguably you could stipulate that sonic preference becomes a larger issue than SQ when you get to HD600/650 territory; however these are undoubtedly technically inferior to their direct opposition. I also do not think they sound accurate at all, because of the rolled off highs and the bloated bass in the 650.
Originally Posted by Marcus
Grab the MS1 if you don't need isolation, ES7 if you do
The owner of the store (probably the most knowledgeable guy I know) suggested exactly the same headphones I would have suggested.
You cant actually get grado in australia for a reasonable price, however the MS1 is essentially a grado SR125 and is available everywhere outside of america. IMO its slightly better than the SR125 because its slightly more balanced.
The soundstage on these isnt particularly fabulous, but IMO soundstage is hugely hugely overrated in headphones when compared to other factors like tonal balance and seperation.
Originally Posted by Murmayder
m0o what does one need closed headphones for?
To keep sound in or out. The reason why I dont like things like denon is because they are closed, but dont keep sound in or out very well at all.
Last edited by m0o; Mar 12, 2010 at 02:45 AM.
