Whats is the difference between the 250 ohm and 250 ohm pro? Can I push these with a Sound Blaster Z? These seem to be the bass cans i'm looking for
206111
It is the cosmetics on the outside of the headphones and the pro has a coil wire while the other has a straight wire
206112
The 250 ohm pros have a little more bass and clamp a little tighter around your head. The difference doesn't amount to much, and it certainly doesn't amount to paying $200 extra. Just go with the pros and you'll be good. You also shouldn't have a problem with your Sound Blaster Z and these.
206113
Your question on the Pro and Premium model difference of the 250 ohm models is the Premium model has a little less clamping force than the pro model. While this opens up the sound stage a tiny bit it also reduces the bass by a tiny bit. The only other difference is the looks of the headset and the cable they use. On the Pro it is a coiled cable that is sometimes a pain to deal with while the Premium is a long straight cable. Finally your Sound Blaster Z will work just fine with these that is what I am using to power my 250 ohm Pro model.
2044636
Not great, in all honesty if you're looking for more bass go with with the hd280pro's. the HD555's are no slouch, but they're meant to be a natural warm listening experience, not bass heavy. I do think they're balanced but wouldn't mind just a tad more low end, and they'd be perfect, but I prefer the open ear design (kinda seems to keep ears a little cooler vs closed designs as well. I altered the 555 to 595 mod (youtube) by punching a few holes into the rectangular pads hidded on the inside of the cans to help a tiny bit with bass response, without removing them all together (your ears will become treble fatigued with them totally removed, if you listen at higher levels, I've found.. especally if you use an external amplifier for that added punch)
1974912
If you think the bass on the DV 64's is good, you're gonna be in for a huge surprise if you get the PL-89's. I have them in my room, and even at full blast the 8" woofers are still able to keep booming along with everything else. Also the quality of the sound is more clear than any other speaker I've heard within the $1000 range. There's a reason they're $500 more expensive than the DV 64's. To get even more boom, I bought a Bic America f-12 (which I seriously recommend you do). It is a great 12" subwoofer and produces more bass than any other $200 sub on the market. (seriously, $200 is a steal for how good this thing is). You may need to upgrade your amp to get the full potential out of these though, as they require a large amount of power to play at near full volume.
1748923
Not the 250 ohm. If you want to use them with a phone, I'd suggest the 32 Ohm version; get the Limited Edition if you can find them, they are nice. But if you are using a phone as your primary source, and want something on par SQ wise and more portable, check out the Sennheiser HD25 or Amperior. Both are more easily driven, and more portable too, with a similar V-shaped response to the DT770. Their sound is less spacious, but I prefer them to the DT770 when both are driven by my Nexus 4 (same chipset as your optimus G).
515888
The ohmage output of your amp has to match the ohmage of your speakers or you will not get the best sound and will more than likely burn out your amp. Ohms are the impedance levels. In the case of speakers, the lower the impedance the more wattage they will handle. I'm no elec. engineer so that's a laymans summary for you. For bass, I have always preferred 4 ohms which is what most all ampeg bass amps have been since the 70's.
759164
300 together, If you google "R1S410 sonicelectronix" you'll find the info on ONE of these subs. They're 4 ohms->2 ohms in parallel. I bought these 6 months ago in the peak of the summer and use them nearly every day. It's now winter in MN and they thump just as well @10 degrees F(any colder than that and I turn them down). If you're looking for a nice, full, balanced sound these are perfect. If you want to rock the block and rattle every car in range, these probably wont be strong enough.
1444009
No not even close.250 RMS is about what your getting and they hit real hard.I've had mine for a while and no problems yet im satified!
759163
300 together, If you google "R1S410 sonicelectronix" you'll find the info on ONE of these subs. They're 4 ohms-&gt;2 ohms in parallel. I bought these 6 months ago in the peak of the summer and use them nearly every day. It's now winter in MN and they thump just as well @10 degrees F(any colder than that and I turn them down). If you're looking for a nice, full, balanced sound these are perfect. If you want to rock the block and rattle every car in range, these probably wont be strong enough.
1774468
The bass on these subs is tremendous. You just need to make sure you have enough power to support them because they hit hard. Very hard. Personally I would pick these, not because kicker is bad, just fosgate is better.
180086
As far as l know (also based in my experience), a different amplifier won't increase the bass drastically (you might get better control of it, though). I would rather invest in a different pair of HPs. May l ask you what type of bass would you like to increase? Sub-bass, mid-bass? Have you tried to EQ it (with Foobar2000, for example)?
660944
These speaker push more wattage due to their resistance of 3 ohms. I have two of these with 1 12" solo Baric in my suv. Mid's and highs keep up. At times I have to clock down the highs depending on music played.
1660275
If you want "thumpin bass" then yes, get a sub. Overall balance is good but not bass heavy. They are not tweeters only, they have a 6.5" speaker cone too. They probably would come to life with an amp pushing them.
305076
The pros hurt my head. I liked the bass signature better than the M50s, but I sent them back. If your looking for a good, standard HIFI, neutral can, then the M50s are really good. Frankly, you can't go wrong with them. I was going to buy them, then I found another set that I fell in love with (Phillips Fidelio L1s).
1121416
I have one bass inferno wired for 2 ohms on a planet audio 2500.1 it hits really clean, i was really happy with it. What kind of amp do you have? Is it a class a or a/b or d?
2112459
They do have good sound but they are NOT designed for bass. Generally, you'll want to use a high-pass cap on every 5" or 6" round speaker. The 5" will need an 800 MHz cap, and the 6" will need a 600 MHz cap, meaning that bass will not come through on either one. This is to protect the speaker from being blown due to pumping out bass that it was not designed to handle. If you want bass, spend the money and buy after-market subwoofers with an amplifier and a box. If you try to make 6" round speakers kick out a lot of bass, they WILL blow out on you, regardless of what kind of speaker they are. The nicer ones will last longer, but they will all eventually blow. They do have good sound but they are NOT designed for bass. Generally, you'll want to use a high-pass cap on every 5" or 6" round speaker. The 5" will need an 800 MHz cap, and the 6" will need a 600 MHz cap, meaning that bass will not come through on either one. This is to protect the speaker from being blown due to pumping out bass that it was not designed to handle. If you want bass, spend the money and buy after-market subwoofers with an amplifier and a box. If you try to make 6" round speakers kick out a lot of bass, they WILL blow out on you, regardless of what... » Read More They do have good sound but they are NOT designed for bass. Generally, you'll want to use a high-pass cap on every 5" or 6" round speaker. The 5" will need an 800 MHz cap, and the 6" will need a 600 MHz cap, meaning that bass will not come through on either one. This is to protect the speaker from being blown due to pumping out bass that it was not designed to handle. If you want bass, spend the money and buy after-market subwoofers with an amplifier and a box. If you try to make 6" round speakers kick out a lot of bass, they WILL blow out on you, regardless of what kind of speaker they are. The nicer ones will last longer, but they will all eventually blow. « Show Less
1146017
If you want bass that does not muddy up the mids and highs but are heavier than the mids and highs, definitely V-Moda M100's. Get the xl pads with them if you have big ears though. Check out this review http://www.innerfidelity.com/content/bassheads-delight-v-moda-crossfade-m-100
1027844
They will work fine. They are 2 ohm but it's more for power purpose. They will sound loud with lower wattage. Don't expect bass. They have crisp highs and they are a good rear fill speaker.