xphynance
Head-Fier
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Hello to everyone!
I am new to Head-Fi, just found this place, my new home...
I may need some guidance. Recently I am looking for a nice in-ear headphones for daily commute and outdoor use. I have been using HD650 + NuForce HDP at home for a while, and most of the time I listen classic and a little bit voices. I do not want to spend more than $300 (ideally around $200) on an in-ear, the sound quality and noise isolation are my main concerns. I know I can not require too much on an earphones but I still want to get the maximum out of it.
Thanks for their great commercials, Bowers and Wilkins C5 jumped into my eyes. Kind of like the brand and design. But I heard some one said the high and mid range lacks details, and the bass is too amplified? Is this true? Will it get better after burned in or with an amp? Or any other suggestions for my needs within $150-$300 range?
Really appreciate. Thank you all!
I am new to Head-Fi, just found this place, my new home...
I may need some guidance. Recently I am looking for a nice in-ear headphones for daily commute and outdoor use. I have been using HD650 + NuForce HDP at home for a while, and most of the time I listen classic and a little bit voices. I do not want to spend more than $300 (ideally around $200) on an in-ear, the sound quality and noise isolation are my main concerns. I know I can not require too much on an earphones but I still want to get the maximum out of it.
Thanks for their great commercials, Bowers and Wilkins C5 jumped into my eyes. Kind of like the brand and design. But I heard some one said the high and mid range lacks details, and the bass is too amplified? Is this true? Will it get better after burned in or with an amp? Or any other suggestions for my needs within $150-$300 range?
Really appreciate. Thank you all!