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qwertydude · 10-03-08, 06:56

I've tried the skull candies, and the v-moda's I even have the much ballyhooed v-moda vibes. And for 30 dollars the best sounding most isolating earphones are the creative ep-630's. I test it from 4hz-all the way to 20 khz with an audio test cd, and these have the best sound response, actually better than my $200 shure's. Plus if I lose them it's just another trip to frys. I also really like my sony mdr-v 700 dj's. They kinda flatten your ears after a while but they sound so crisp and can play loud without distortion. Bose is way over-rated and I find them to be overboosted in the bass department wihtout even having any really deep bass response, ie less than 30 hz..

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qwertydude Shinier than thou qwertydude is offline Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: Norwalk, CA not CT Posts: 404	Re: Anyone into high quality headphone equipment? Any Head-Fi.org members? I've tried the skull candies, and the v-moda's I even have the much ballyhooed v-moda vibes. And for 30 dollars the best sounding most isolating earphones are the creative ep-630's. I test it from 4hz-all the way to 20 khz with an audio test cd, and these have the best sound response, actually better than my $200 shure's. Plus if I lose them it's just another trip to frys. I also really like my sony mdr-v 700 dj's. They kinda flatten your ears after a while but they sound so crisp and can play loud without distortion. Bose is way over-rated and I find them to be overboosted in the bass department wihtout even having any really deep bass response, ie less than 30 hz..