They have enough bass for anyone. And at its current price, you're getting a good deal. It does not make a difference on the sound. I got myself these headphones for my 13-year-old son to use with his iPod. The top strap isn't most comfortable, and bumps the top my head.
I'm able to usually attach an extender if I need the length. Quality of sound: I'd say overall it's more crisp, but one thing this is a bit more tangible is bass output. Your ears will start to sweat eventually, but that actually can not be helped. Now I do not have a golden ear, however these measure up to people well enough. I haven't trouble with the comfort and these infrared wireless headphones don't hurt. Worse, there isnt enough there to glue it back or try some repairs. These were huge and comfortable.
These headphones oughta cost a maximum of $10. The ear-cup covers the whole ear and doesn't sit on top of earlobes unlike a few of the other designs. Do not cheat yourself, get them. Did not notice any type of difference between film and songs. The headphones sound fantastic and fit extremely comfortable on my small head.
There is a music and film switch that seems to give you a good variety of sound profiles. In most fairness, both of these are 10X more expensive ($200/each). I will not let them get broken again. Plus the quality of sound was great, and othger reviewers have given more indepth coverage on technical skills.
If you don't want to use them in bed while your partner/spouse is sleeping, these will do all right.
I had been pleased at how good they are. Overall I will say it is good value for sound proof headphones, there is however only so much you can get. Normal headphones either trigger feedback (a frustrating whistling sound) from the assistive hearing devices or require that the assistive hearing devices be totally eliminated in order to use the headphones. Nevertheless, I apologize to say the second I put these on, I realized I'd not be able to continue with them. I had no clue how good these where likely to sound. I just read a review before I purchased this and the buyer named it the Princess Leia headphones. The Sony MDR-XD200 is extremely lightweight, comfortable and "very well balanced" headphones which I really surprised with it's quality of sound for the cost of $25.00 I paid!
I'm able to usually attach an extender if I need the length. Quality of sound: I'd say overall it's more crisp, but one thing this is a bit more tangible is bass output. Your ears will start to sweat eventually, but that actually can not be helped. Now I do not have a golden ear, however these measure up to people well enough. I haven't trouble with the comfort and these infrared wireless headphones don't hurt. Worse, there isnt enough there to glue it back or try some repairs. These were huge and comfortable.
These headphones oughta cost a maximum of $10. The ear-cup covers the whole ear and doesn't sit on top of earlobes unlike a few of the other designs. Do not cheat yourself, get them. Did not notice any type of difference between film and songs. The headphones sound fantastic and fit extremely comfortable on my small head.
There is a music and film switch that seems to give you a good variety of sound profiles. In most fairness, both of these are 10X more expensive ($200/each). I will not let them get broken again. Plus the quality of sound was great, and othger reviewers have given more indepth coverage on technical skills.
If you don't want to use them in bed while your partner/spouse is sleeping, these will do all right.
I had been pleased at how good they are. Overall I will say it is good value for sound proof headphones, there is however only so much you can get. Normal headphones either trigger feedback (a frustrating whistling sound) from the assistive hearing devices or require that the assistive hearing devices be totally eliminated in order to use the headphones. Nevertheless, I apologize to say the second I put these on, I realized I'd not be able to continue with them. I had no clue how good these where likely to sound. I just read a review before I purchased this and the buyer named it the Princess Leia headphones. The Sony MDR-XD200 is extremely lightweight, comfortable and "very well balanced" headphones which I really surprised with it's quality of sound for the cost of $25.00 I paid!
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The Koss headphones hold on far better and are softer for a wireless home stereo system, and wider and more versatile over head. I sold this wireless home stereo on eBay, to some client who needed high quality at a bargain price.
