Do these "Crossfade" the sound in some way or is that just a brand name?
1962032
Just a name. They are not reference quality but they have good representative sound with a slight bass bias
187405
Not sure. To be honest I only get really great sound when I'm playing a blueray disc. For just tv they sound decent but not as dynamic. Has more to do with the source than the speakers though.
2123017
Yeah mate they are called, my little brother and I play call of duty online, they are light and good quality sound for the price, it's worth the money, I use them on PC
760995
I have to disagree. When I use mine with either my on-board Realtek Azalia or with this SYBA external USB Stereo Sound Adapter for Windows, Mac, Linux Extra Audio Source with Microphone SD-CM-UAUD it sounds loud and very well balanced. They have a "reference" feel, they are very compliant, with a flat response curve. That is, highs, mids, and lows are given the same weight. This is typically found in professional sound equipment, while consumer headphones and speakers are built to accentuate highs and lows. Someone who's used to bass-heavy headphones would probably describe them as weak and tinny, but to my ear they represent bass quite well, if it's there. You can use an EQ to overcome this, and they should comply. I have to disagree. When I use mine with either my on-board Realtek Azalia or with this SYBA external USB Stereo Sound Adapter for Windows, Mac, Linux Extra Audio Source with Microphone SD-CM-UAUD it sounds loud and very well balanced. They have a "reference" feel, they are very compliant, with a flat response curve. That is, highs, mids, and lows are given the same weight. This is typically found in professional sound equipment, while consumer headphones and speakers are built to accentuate highs and lows. Someone who's... » Read More I have to disagree. When I use mine with either my on-board Realtek Azalia or with this SYBA external USB Stereo Sound Adapter for Windows, Mac, Linux Extra Audio Source with Microphone SD-CM-UAUD it sounds loud and very well balanced. They have a "reference" feel, they are very compliant, with a flat response curve. That is, highs, mids, and lows are given the same weight. This is typically found in professional sound equipment, while consumer headphones and speakers are built to accentuate highs and lows. Someone who's used to bass-heavy headphones would probably describe them as weak and tinny, but to my ear they represent bass quite well, if it's there. You can use an EQ to overcome this, and they should comply. « Show Less
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They are only noise cancelling as much as anything else that plugs up your ear. There isn't much external noise when playing music, however. Overall they were decent ear-buds for the money; just make sure they are the full item, rather than the OEM variety, as those only come with one set of silicone inserts and may not fit all ear types!
93048
They are no so bass heavy as to creat distortion with pop or rock. It's just relative to the M-100s I think they have a bias toward the bass end of the sound spectrum. There is no distortion, just the beautiful sound no matter what type of music you're listening to.
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They do. But be aware that this isn't a true graphic equalizer. The pattern isn't determined by the tone of the sound, just the volume level. The lights are patterned in such a way to give the illusion that it's a graphic EQ. Works pretty well, but it just depends on your application whether that is acceptable or not.
187768
There are normal levels of vibrations transfer which I've found consistent in any "in ear" headphone. I don't hear anything excessive, especially when compared to any headphone with the noise cancelling rubber ear piece. Hope that helps
1431871
For noise isolation they work great, classical I find rather underwhelming. Perhaps due to the small or lack of sound-stage, although when I used them with a dac/amp on my PC it improved that aspect by a large amount. Still, I find them lacking in the classical genre and quite a few others, except perhaps hip-hop/electronic music which I don't listen to that much of anymore.
2166821
Nope. Sounded at they do, pretty much straight away. If these headphones are the right one's for you, hope you enjoy!
2268518
I do hear the longer you listen to them they sound becomes better quality....I have not noticed much of a change for the time I have used my klipsch headphones......
1585561
This may not help, but I bought the white PX 100's on Amazon about 2 years ago. Mine seem to be exactly the same as these black ones -- and they sound very good :)
1251623
they dont seem to. I dont turn them up too high though, so I may not have encountered that issue because of that. The bass sounds good to me...and I listen to ska music.
1020225
Yes but I would consider another brand. I bought 2 of these and was disappointed by the sound quality of both.
875893
I'm sorry - I don't know if they are the same but they really do put out good sound. I really like them. Hope that helps..
930284
These aren't about true surround, they don't have multiple drivers. They do produce some GREAT simulated surround, clarity and soundstage. I use mine for gaming and music all the time.
1704792
Mine are just the opposite. Very clear sound. Bass it tight and accurate, mids are slightly forward, highs are very crisp. On vocal and instrumental recordings these headphones excel. It is very important to get a proper seal. Yours seem to be defective based on your description.