How does the bass on these compare to the bass on klipsch's image one headphones?
231825
The bass is alright in these not quite what you would expect for the price tag.
231826
The Klipsch Status headphones has a pretty good bass response. It's smooth ,deep, and loud.
962416
The bass is crisp & clean..... I'm very happy with my Polk speakers.... I also have 2 klipsch sub woofers hook up 2 my 7.1 Sony receiver.....
1058724
The bass is very good. I have a $30 pair of headphones that are better, but the base is great on these.
1684292
For open headphones, these are pretty bass heavy.I would say that they have more bass than the headphones I've listened to personally. (Grado Sr60/80/325i, AKG K271,Q701)Personally, I would consider them to have good bass response and that seems to be the shared opinion of other owners on Head-Fi.
1534721
Look at the MDR-XB600. They don't have as much bass, but they still do the job.
1763256
Klipsch does not make a Bluetooth headphone in white. The Image ONE wired headphones are available in white or black for $149.99.The Image ONE Bluetooth headphones are available in black only, and sell for $249.99.The headphones pictured are wired.
46033
I am using them in a home theater and they sound quite awesome. I'm very amazed at the sound quality. The bass is very deep and tight, but the sub still makes a big difference.
2082683
The bass is not real boomy, but the sound is crisp and clean all around. I use them for recording and mixing. They are excellent in clarity.
1145464
They're way better than the Skull Candy ones, and I'd say they're about the same as the Sonys, but the sound is a little clearer on the basses. The Sennheisers are also more comfortable than both by a good long way. They're not "isolation" headphones, so you'll hear outside noises, but they're great for swearing for hours at a time. I've had them for 2 years now, and I can't highly reccomned them highly enough.
538047
They are a fair speaker the bass is not bad in volume however it does tent to sound quite muddy I would personally get a set of the Rockford prime series in the 6 x 8 as I own both of these.T he improved sound is worth the extra cost. good luck
1390839
the bass is better with a bit narrower sound stage. refer to the following link for more discussion on that product. http://www.head-fi.org/t/626971/akg-k702-65th-anniversary-edition
1069717
You got me. I just tried the tour buds vs a set of klipsch buds. The tour were perceptibly better than the klipsch but not worth a hundred dollars more.
61448
They have really decent musical detail, but I would say the bass is a little lacking. Compensation with EQ helps. I haven't heard the CX 300-II earbuds, but certainly the CX-300 line has a near legendary reputation. I have no regrets getting these for the price.
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.
2252344
Well, you asked the right person, since I own and use both. While I love Klipsch generally, and regard it as overall the top value brand, (5.1 home theater, etc.) I was really blown away by the performance of the A2+. The only handicap I have in answering you is I've used the A2 with a sub controlled by an inexpensive but wonderful preamp (the gemini pa-7000) since day one. But this is revealing-- I had to reduce the crossover to only 80 cycles -- that's real speaker territory. So, I'd call the addition of a sub a nice add-on but far from necessary. If anything, I find these little guys a bit bassy if anything. Naturally, a lot depends on your environment. Mine's a kitchen -- very flattering acoustically. Bottom line is the A2+ is more the 'real deal' since you have the option juice it up, making it a 'system,' later. There's no hint of being 'just a computer speaker.' Overall, while I like my 2.1's fine, I love my A2s.
561034
bass response will depend on your players eq settings, your earbud size, and the volume you listen at...clarity is great w/ dynamic range that goes as hi as 23K Hz. these are not designed as "extra bass" headphones per say (sony has other models that are sold as such) but when properly configured the 13.5mm drivers of these dish out plenty.see my other review for more details...
435254
I was disappointed in the Klipschs due to a thumpy bass sound. Both speakers have a pronounced peak at 70Hz with the bass turned up. Turning down the bass on the Logitechs eliminates this peak while turning it down on the Klipschs doesn't. Otherwise the frequency responses are very similar except that the Logitechs also have a another peak around 40Hz with the bass turned up. While I haven't heard the Logitechs, the specs suggest that one should be able to get a flatter bass response by adjusting the control.