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DarkAura said:Can you explain why Shaun? Mine recently just died, like the jack is messed up, so I need a new pair, and I loved the ones I had, although the quality sucked but the noise cancellation was pretty good.shaunj66 said:Creative EP 630 are the BEST earphones I've ever used. Brilliant brilliant brilliant!
These WERE mine:
Like I said, good for noise cancellation, quality is meh.
That doesn't look like it's made to block out any noise. The earpads are resting against your ear, but it's design is made to leak, and not isolate.
Lol, Sony.
None of the sony phones under 60 bucks are actually any good. And even some of the ones above the price aren't any good. Their IEMs aren't so great, and isn't worth buying. However, their more expensive phones are great.
Their good phones under 70 bucks is the Sony MDR-V6.
Also, if you're still considering Bose, read this.
"Audio forums tend to talk about the non-linear frequency response of certain Bose systems. A reviewer in PC Magazine stated that he believes Bose is not a producer of high-end audio systems, because it didn't fulfill his expectations of what a high-end system should be. (Widely-accepted performance characteristics of 'high-end' audio systems typically include a flat frequency response curve throughout the audible spectrum, and precise impulse response.) Audio enthusiasts frequently criticize Bose in online forums, accusing it of overpricing its products and criticizing the sound produced by Bose products. In addition, Bose products are not sold at many stores which specialize in high-end audio and home theater. Bose does not publish specific technical specifications (impedance, sensitivity, range, sound pressure levels) on either of their packages and/or their website and as of November 21, 2006, none of Bose's products are THX certified."