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Aren't there any other brands aside from the ones you've mentioned?
Of course, there are Audeze, Superlux, HIFIMAN, Focal, Meze, Fostex, Koss... the list goes on and on.
Aren't there any other brands aside from the ones you've mentioned?
Aren't there any other brands aside from the ones you've mentioned?
Oh ok. I'm actually looking for something more unique than those brands but with a good quality as well.Sure there is. Those are just a few reputable brands out there. I personally buy nothing other than Sennheiser or Audio Technica.
Oh ok. I'm actually looking for something more unique than those brands but with a good quality as well.
My brother already has them both (Sennheiser & Audio Technica) so I'd like try a different brand from what he already has. Anyway, I think I would settle for Bose since it seems the most ideal for me.Why?
My brother already has them both (Sennheiser & Audio Technica) so I'd like try a different brand from what he already has. Anyway, I think I would settle for Bose since it seems the most ideal for me.
Okay, will do. Thanks.If you looking at Bose for wireless and noise cancelling then I‘d strongly suggest taking a look at the Sony WH-1000XM3. General opinion is that they have Bose beat on all counts.
I have the first generation of these headphones - the MDR-1000X and can honestly say they are excellent in terms of sound quality and noise cancellation - and I‘m saying this as somebody who owns more headphones than I can honestly count.
If you looking at Bose for wireless and noise cancelling then I‘d strongly suggest taking a look at the Sony WH-1000XM3. General opinion is that they have Bose beat on all counts.
I have the first generation of these headphones - the MDR-1000X and can honestly say they are excellent in terms of sound quality and noise cancellation - and I‘m saying this as somebody who owns more headphones than I can honestly count.
How about wireless gaming? I have a Corsair HS70 currently. While I am mostly happy with them, they could be better.
I haven't used any of them but there are a ton of headphones for TV on Amazon. No idea what the interface is like or how to switch between headphone and the TV speakers.I'm looking to get some wireless headphones for my dad to watch TV late at night. He has a normal HDTV, not a Smart TV. How do we go about this?
I'm looking to get some wireless headphones for my dad to watch TV late at night. He has a normal HDTV, not a Smart TV. How do we go about this?
I played a few matched last night with the Philips I posted above. I have no idea how well the mic works because I did not use it, but the sound of the headphones was nice. However, I already am slightly annoyed by being tethered to a cable. Cables are a pain in the rear.
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To follow up on this, I may need to start looking into getting a DAC and Amp.
Give me a few minutes and I'll look through stuff.
Congratulations, you have the bug.
Welcome. Your wallet hates you now.
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I'm also trying to consider a wireless headphone in the future for my smart TV, maybe next year.I'm looking to get some wireless headphones for my dad to watch TV late at night. He has a normal HDTV, not a Smart TV. How do we go about this?
@coryclifford I saw they had some good Black Friday/Cyber Monday sales that I missed out on. Would the Fulla 2 be a good option to start with?
Have you got to use the V-Moda yet? I've thought about buying one lately because I've been thinking about buying a wireless headset after I eventually buy a graphics card for PC.These Philips X2HR headphones arrived today:
along with a V-Moda BoomPro
Have you got to use the V-Moda yet? I've thought about buying one lately because I've been thinking about buying a wireless headset after I eventually buy a graphics card for PC.
I'm also trying to consider a wireless headphone in the future for my smart TV, maybe next year.
I might sound like an amateur for asking this but does connecting a wireless headphone on standard HDTV require some specific peripheral device compared to a smart TV or do both of them require it for connection?
@coryclifford I saw they had some good Black Friday/Cyber Monday sales that I missed out on. Would the Fulla 2 be a good option to start with?
You could go chi-fi route as well. Audiophiles seem to agree that Topping, FiiO and some of Monoprice's offers are also decents. I'm also looking for one but there's no hurry from my part
I hope my TV has it since I haven't checked yet. The only thing I don't like with wireless is that the battery life could decrease significantly once it's not used for a very long time.A Bluetooth adapter of some kind, apparently. If it's a Smart TV...I think most are fitted with BT.