which is best headphone sony mdr xb 450(model without mic) or sony mdr xb 400?WHY?is it(your answer) the best headphone under 50$or maybe 60$?
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Yeah, man: as I wrote in my review, the MDR-V55 are practical for both indoor and outdoor use, they have strong-bodied sound and are are well built, so they're great at around $60. I suggest you compare the V55s (DJ style) with the XB400 or XB450 (compact style) and see which looks best to you, since they pump out the same sweet bass response.
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Personally I rank them a bit higher, others will say these don't have enough bass (I would strongly disagree) however to be honest I haven't used these in ~9months, I gave them to my fiance and bought some ATH-A900X's which are the same driver but with aluminium housing and sound a few notches above both.Both are fantastic headphones, but the M50's have a much flatter soundstage compared to the ATH-A700X's, I would also say that they are not as comfortable. Slightly more portable.
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I never saw or heard the hm-700, but you can consider the re-400 ear pieces balanced, if colored sound is your concern. They are very lean on the bass, more mid-range focused. When my pair were burned in after about a week of use, they lost all the bass, I couldn't tolerate them, so they were returned. If you want analytic audio gear, you will love these.
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I can't find any info or pics of these headphones. Is the model number CD450 or MDR-CD450? If you will send me several pics of the original pads and the headphones from different angles, I should should be able to tell you. My email is: zerosava@gmail.com
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i was using Sony's XBA headphones before. When compared to that i feel it does produce a live music as posted. i feel its true. I would suggest you to try different genres of songs!!
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The pro700's had more bass to them but it really muffled the other ranges to the point that I really didn't like the sound. The ATH-M50's are my favorite headphone I've tried yet. Good rounded sound but decent bass too. I love them. Also the M50's are much more comfortable.
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I recommend AKG K450. I own many headphones, some costing over $700. The AKG K450 are the ones I use most for many reasons. Light, won`t turn my ears hot, they block enough outside sound, really portable and an unbelievable sound considering the price. The do have strong bass, but I like that most of the time.
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If you want to stay with the Sennheiser brand, take a look at the HD 280 Pros. Very nice headphone that, in my opinion, sound almost as good as the 595's but are closed back.
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Not sure. For the price, I wasn't impressed. I returned them for a pair of SONY® MDR-1RBT, which I've had now for almost a year. The SONY®'s are among the best headphones I've ever owned and are built to last. And the battery life is amazing!
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Actually I agree with the above poster. The MDR-ZX600 are a great step up in terms of richer sound, more clarity, and nicer bass, mids, and highs. They also have much better isolation. I previously posted that the sony mdr 7506's would be a good step up, but I must retract this comment as after months of use they are just too trebly and bright. They become extremely fatiguing within 20 minutes or so, whereas the mdr-zx600's are perfectly balanced and overall a fantastic choice.Thanks...
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The best headphone for gaming is hands down the $135 AD700/AD700x. By far. Nothing else comes close. Not even $400+ headphones. I'd honestly be surprised if a $1000k headset could match it.I read that the $200 q701 was a close 2nd. So I tried it. If I didn't know better I would have said the q701 was a $60 headset, and the ad700 was a $1000 in comparison.
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Subtle differences. The M50xbl has 3 detachable cables and of course has a different color scheme. Personally, I'd go with the M50xBL if the detachable cables are worth it to you. Otherwise, I'd save some money and go for the ATHM50RD because they both sound exactly the same.
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Theses headphones are very good but now i have found that the monster n-tune and N-pulses are THE best headphones i own.The n-tunes maybe the best because of sound and size.my advice is if you have the money buy one of the monsters,if the akg's are cheaper then the akg 67's are really nice.but my advice would be to buy one of the monsters because they sound great with ALL kinds of music. Theyy should not be that much more than the akg's,let me know how everything turns out please, I'm very interested to hear from you and your opinion on your pick.
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I have both beats mixr and the audio technica athm50rd. The Beats have a higher bass response but the Audio technica seem to provide a more balance sound.
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I have not personally experienced using the Sony MDR-V6, but I can definitely say these headphones are impeccable in terms of sound quality, design and comfortability. Out of all the headphones I've used and tested in the past, I can definitely say these headphones are the best, and I've tested many. The highs, the lows and the mids have all been perfectly executed. In my opinion I have not come across headphone nowhere near as good as these.
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the Sony headphones are not very good, in my experience; I use Koss KSC75 which are perfect for me--I don't like a headband and I don't like earbuds, and the Koss has soft, flat pads that lay across my ears, with just a lightweight hook over the back of the ear. The sound quality is excellent.
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The full audio bandwith of the ATH-M50x is 15Hz to 28kHz. Here's the M50x graph: http://graphs.headphone.com/graphCompare.php?graphType=0&graphID[]=4313&scale=30 The SONY MDR7506 and the 2014 re-released SONY MDR V6 (both less than $100): Comparing these two with the ATH-M50x, the ATH-M50x bass range extends deeper and is more pronounced; and its mid and high ranges are very slightly recessed. The ATH-M50x, with its larger diaphragm, has a bit more discernible clarity/detail when compared to the two SONY cans. Strictly in terms of subjective listening enjoyment - the MDR V6 offers very good audio reproduction/clarity; the M50x a bit more so; it would be a close call between the MDR V6 and the M50x, depending on the music. The SONYs are also noticeably lighter in weight. Here's the SONY MDR 7506: http://graphs.headphone.com/graphCompare.php?graphType=0&graphID[]=2361&scale=30 Here's the SONY MDR-V6: http://graphs.headphone.com/graphCompare.php?graphType=0&graphID[]=1513&scale=30 Paste the three links into separate tabs and you can switch among the tabs to see the differences easily.