Best High Quality Earphones and Headsets

[Shey]

Suggest kayo ng the best na earphones or headphones na nagamit na ninyo. Post your opinions about the performance, build quality and price of your preferred earphones. So far i am very satisfied with the Sennheizer MX-300 and MX-50 earphones.

[Akon]

If you have the cash to burn, then buy GRADO SR 226 or SR 60. 

[flatpack]

para sa akin the best ang Sennheiser CX300. sulit kahit mahal, ang ganda ng bass.

[mxyzptlk]

maganda din ba yung sennheiser PX200? yung PX100 kasi open eh. mas gusto ko yung closed. ano masasabi ninyo sa px200? 

[cspcboy]

gamit ko sennheizer MX-500 galeng ng sounds. basta Sennheizer hindi talaga lugi.

[0b00000111]

gamit ko TDK MP100 from CD-R King 

[CurezUnder]

eto gamit ko sa aking PSP...

ok naman..

[mxyzptlk]

^ wow akala ko shades.hehe maganda ba tunog? magkano bili mo?

[express]

SENNHEISER CX300 in-ear earphones

[fnvillafuerte]

maganda din ba yung sennheiser PX200? yung PX100 kasi open eh. mas gusto ko yung closed. ano masasabi ninyo sa px200? 

I just bought the Sennheiser PX100.  Tama ka, this is an open-type headphone, pero nakakagulat ang ganda ng tunog nito, ang lalim ng bass, ang clear ng treble, the mids are perfect!  Ito na lang kunin mo, mas safe itong gamitin sa labas kasi maririnig mo pa ang mga busina ng kotse o iba pang parating na dangers.

Basahin mo itong professional review comparing PX100, PX200 and PX250 from http://www.dansdata.com/3senns.htm:

.....While listening to the PX 100, I was tempted to take the headphones off and check to make sure these were, in fact, little portable 'phones. They sure don't sound like it.

Ample bass - pretty much as good as the 200 and 250 managed when I squished them onto my ears. No horrible resonance issues. Crisp treble with no over-emphasis. OK, the PX 100 is maybe a tad muddy low down, and it's not without a bit of noticeable midrange resonance, but for this money and this size, the PX 100 is great.

And because the PX 100 is an open-back headphone that doesn't need to seal against your ears, it doesn't try. So it clamps your head a bit less than the two more expensive folding 'phones. The difference isn't large; the PX 200 and PXC 250 aren't real skull-squishers. But it's worth noting, if you expect to be wearing these headphones for a while.

The PX 100 isn't, of course, as comfortable as a big squishy set of circumaural headphones for long-term wear, but it's about as good as a lightweight supra-aural set can be expected to be.

After a bit of swapping to verify the relative character of the PX 100 and the other headphones, I retired the two more expensive models to the Close, But No Cigar pile and settled in for some broader testing of the PX 100.

The usual audiophile reference tracks passed by in good order, and were followed this time by interminable drum solos, non-Muppets music with a lot of reverb, seminal electronica, heartwarming folk music, and microphone-shattering vocal work.

I then tested the limits with the kind of music which, I feel, is helpful to portable stereo users seeking a way to cope with the urban jungle.

(For suitably small values of "cope".)

I followed the above with some similarly raucous material.

The PX 100 acquitted itself tidily throughout.

Oh, and if you want noise cancellation, I got your noise cancellation right here. It's called a volume control. Does the job just fine, and has no drawbacks at all!

Overall
So, the verdict:

PX 200: No thanks. Maybe, if they happen to fit your ears well, but you'd want to try 'em out first to be sure of that.

PXC 250: Perhaps. Again, not much good if they don't fit your ears. If they only cost $US50 then they'd be a great option, but they're substantially more expensive than that, and their noise cancelling just doesn't seem to work that well. If you do a lot of flying, the price of the PXC 250 will probably fade into the background of your expense account, so pick up a pair and see what you think; you may be pleasantly surprised. If the ambient noise you have to deal with is more often made by trains, cars and buses, though, I think you'll be disappointed.

I'm unconvinced that any noise cancelling headphones that aren't full-sized circumaural units are likely to be good for much. You'd think that canalphone variants would be OK, but Sony make such a device - the MDR-NC11, and it would appear that the noise cancelling feature is unimpressive.

People speak well of the more expensive Bose version; that's a big old circumaural design.

Hence: The PX 100 is not just the clear winner among these three, but a great product in objective terms too. Quite cheap, good sounding, insensitive to ear shape, and it folds up in the same nifty way as the other two. Without a good earpad-to-ear seal, there's just no comparison between the bass response of the PX 200 and that of the PX 100. And even with a good seal, the PX 200 still isn't better.

The PX 100 gets a Highly Recommended from me......

[express]

Uhhm. Sennheiser PX100 - ito yung collapsible earphones. Ma try nga rin. Abot kaya budget ko- mga P2000 din 'to. 

[mxyzptlk]

madami nga akong nabasang review na maganda nga yung px100 at hindi naman yung px200. na-try ko na makinig sa px100 at super ok nga siya. baka yun na lang bilhin ko.hehe

[WildSwan]

PX-100 hands down.

[marcelino]

I am using a Philips headphone SBC HP195. mura lang 650 lang yata bili ko. pero di satisfied na ako.

[zer0w1ng]

Where can we buy this PX100?

[WildSwan]

Where can we buy this PX100?

Listen Up
Glorietta 4
+6328185904
Php 2,700.00 CASH

[sabine]

Sir I'd like to ask the purpose of your headphones?  Portable playback? Critical listening? Monitoring?

[Shey]

What would be the best headphones for portable playback? and also for critical listening.

[express]

What would be the best headphones for portable playback? and also for critical listening.

Halos lahat ng branded headphones ngayon ay design for flexibility na. Dati kasi depende sa purpose mo talaga. Ngayon kahit na maliit lang sya pwede pa rin siya for monitoring or critical listening.

[WildSwan]

For me, the only source for my mobile hi-fi music is my iPod with AAC files having 320 kbps compression resolution. Can I say that it is for portable playback?

when I am not using my iPod, my 100W hi-fi setup is playing loud. Di na kailangan ng headphone. BTW, my amplifier is the kit I build from Alexan, yung incredible hi-fi amp project nila... 7 years na, okay pa rin.

Sir I'd like to ask the purpose of your headphones?  Portable playback? Critical listening? Monitoring?