@curtisvill He stated it’s $600.
Looking for a great set of Wired Headphones
Currently I'm using my Beats Pro Detox Edition Headphones that I've owned for years now. Not bad at all, but they do leave some to be desired.
I'm looking for a set that is wired, no mic, closed back.
Will be used just for listening to classic rock. Would like a 3.5mm jack. I have a 1/4" adapter for the option of plugging it into my receiver as well.
I tried some Bose before and was impressed with them.
Looking for quality, not something cheap. Budget approx. 600
Any recommendations would be appreciated, thanks.
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Here are some great deals on some ‘phones that are at an entirely different level than Bose or Beats. If you’re looking for boosted or bloated bass stay with Bose or Beats, but if you want to hear real music the way it was recorded either of these would be a big step up. Read reviews and see which one might best suit the type of sound you’re looking for, but either are much better than what you have now and way below your budget. Just my $0.02 FWIW. The Meze recommendation above is also very good, but the Sennheiser recommendations are all open backed so not really appropriate for your needs Best of luck. |
Fyi, here’s a review of the Sundara from a very knowledgeable and reputable reviewer and not some YouTube hack… https://soundnews.net/headphones/full-size/hifiman-sundara-closed-review/ Heres a review of the R9 that’ll give you a good idea of its sound characteristics as well… https://www.headfonia.com/hifiman-he-r9-review/2/ Bottom line, if you want a warmer, richer sound within your headspace the R9 might be good, but if you’re looking for a more balanced, tonally accurate sound that gives you a larger soundstage that goes outside your head the Sundara is a better choice. I think the Sundara is a better headphone, but it’s all personal preference and that’s totally up to you. The Meze is also very much worth a look. Hope this helps a little. |