Which one is better: Sennheiser CX 300 II, or Sennheiser CX 215 ???
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I do not know sorry but I have sent two pair back did not like the new design where one wire is half the length I thought it was defective at first but when the second one came that way I realized that was the way they were suppose to be.
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The Sennheiser CX 300 II is much much much better quality. From the number, it is different...LOL (and 300 is version "2", unlike 215 :l)If you were to buy 215 from Sennheiser, you pay 39.95If you were to buy 300 II from Sennheiser, you pay 59.95.http://en-us.sennheiser.com/earbuds-in-ear-headphones-cx-215http://en-us.sennheiser.com/noise-cancelling-earbuds-headphones-cx-300-ii-precisionOnly reason CX 300 ii is cheaper here is cause Amazon is nice :)CX 300 ii is the way to go for under 30 dollars ^^ (a bit more is Soundmagic, Klipsch, Shure and the like but ehh xD ) The Sennheiser CX 300 II is much much much better quality. From the number, it is different...LOL (and 300 is version "2", unlike 215 :l)If you were to buy 215 from Sennheiser, you pay 39.95If you were to buy 300 II from Sennheiser, you pay 59.95.http://en-us.sennheiser.com/earbuds-in-ear-headphones-cx-215http://en-us.sennheiser.com/noise-cancelling-earbuds-headphones-cx-300-ii-precisionOnly reason CX 300 ii is cheaper here is cause Amazon is nice :)CX 300 ii is the way to go for under 30 dollars ^^ (a bit more... » Read More The Sennheiser CX 300 II is much much much better quality. From the number, it is different...LOL (and 300 is version "2", unlike 215 :l)If you were to buy 215 from Sennheiser, you pay 39.95If you were to buy 300 II from Sennheiser, you pay 59.95.http://en-us.sennheiser.com/earbuds-in-ear-headphones-cx-215http://en-us.sennheiser.com/noise-cancelling-earbuds-headphones-cx-300-ii-precisionOnly reason CX 300 ii is cheaper here is cause Amazon is nice :)CX 300 ii is the way to go for under 30 dollars ^^ (a bit more is Soundmagic, Klipsch, Shure and the like but ehh xD ) « Show Less
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Apologies but we don't have any listing for Onkyo SBX-300 so we can't tell you which is the best.
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Yes. The 380s sound somewhat better in the midrange, which is Sennheiser's strength. The major difference is in fit. I own both and the 380s are far more comfortable, particularly when worn with glasses. I bought the 280s used and even with broken-in ear pads, they were too tight. A year later, I'd saved enough to buy the 380s and the difference was significant enough to make me regret buying the 280s. My son now happily uses the older 280s. Hope this helps.
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The CX 680 is ur best bet with regards to durability and longevity. I even accidently washed and dried it with my clothes and still works like brand new even after almost 2 yrs later. The sound quality and base is fantastic.
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As a guy who runs myself I prefer an in ear headphone to an over the ear model such as this. My suggestion is to check out the Sennheiser Precision model cx 300-ii. These have plenty of umph in the bass department without emptying your pocket book.
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These are an updated model. The outside material has been changed but the hardware remains the same. It still uses the same earphone driver but it is now angled. The angle produces more of a treble heavy experience. The fit is different. The 700 is a bit heavier and fits more comfortably whereas thr 700x slips and digs into your head constantly. You have to mod them to be comfortable. The old ones sound richer due to the different front facing material but the newer ones produce higher range (artificially). Either way, these are great positional audio cans with a decent amp. I use Sound Blaster Z (has a standalone amp). Personally I use mdr-v6 cans with custom fittings. These are an updated model. The outside material has been changed but the hardware remains the same. It still uses the same earphone driver but it is now angled. The angle produces more of a treble heavy experience. The fit is different. The 700 is a bit heavier and fits more comfortably whereas thr 700x slips and digs into your head constantly. You have to mod them to be comfortable. The old ones sound richer due to the different front facing material but the newer ones produce higher range (artificially). Either way, these are great positional audio cans with a decent amp. I use Sound... » Read More These are an updated model. The outside material has been changed but the hardware remains the same. It still uses the same earphone driver but it is now angled. The angle produces more of a treble heavy experience. The fit is different. The 700 is a bit heavier and fits more comfortably whereas thr 700x slips and digs into your head constantly. You have to mod them to be comfortable. The old ones sound richer due to the different front facing material but the newer ones produce higher range (artificially). Either way, these are great positional audio cans with a decent amp. I use Sound Blaster Z (has a standalone amp). Personally I use mdr-v6 cans with custom fittings. « Show Less
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Weak. You should Check the cheaper model (se 215). It Will be so more fun to ear to
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the sound of pxc450 and designer is very good, only loss in canceling noise, the bose, is best quality for canceling noisefor this fact I prefer bose. I consider equal da bose QC 15 and PCX 450.
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thanks for the info. Do you think the sound quality is as good on the 325 as the 350? Obviously the size of the unit is bigger on the 325 but I was wondering if this is the only difference?
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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.
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I would prefer Audio Technica in this segment. For me Sennheiser is HD600 and 800.
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I own both and some 380 Closed Senns I totally agree the ATH 50 and these have you covered they are for a different presentation of music$148 is good price for Senn 598 though it means they are coming out with something new you can drive yourself crazy get them for the great sounding Headphones the 598 are I got the FiiO 11 Micca or use the stereo,and you will have no worries
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They are very similar in many ways. I got the PC 360 before these but sent them back because the velvet-ey feel on the earcups weren't comfortable for me at all. They both sound very similar though. Unfortunately neither of these have active noise cancellation but but having the PC 350E's on your head are far better than the PC 360 because of its closed-back design. I can without a doubt say that both of those headphones are great and the purchase just comes down to your personal preference. Good luck!
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I love my SE315-Ks! They have a really great dynamic range with a rich bass & clean clear highs. The sound isolating is equal to the custom in-ear molds that I have & I actually prefer the 315's over them.
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The CX300ii have a frequency response of 19-21,000Hz and the JVC Xtreme Xplosives go down to an unbelievable 5Hz. JVC covers more "lows"(5Hz) and also covers more "highs"(25,000Hz) than the CX300ii. Apple's earbuds are just for hearing something come out of the other end and that's it. If you are looking for an earbud that sounds like you have a 12" subwoofer in each ear, then JVC is the way to go. I am talking about the deepest bass you have ever heard in your life. I am a bass freak and not everyone is the same, but these JVC earbuds are absolutely INSANE and literally BLEW ME AWAY!!!!!!!!!!! The CX300ii have a frequency response of 19-21,000Hz and the JVC Xtreme Xplosives go down to an unbelievable 5Hz. JVC covers more "lows"(5Hz) and also covers more "highs"(25,000Hz) than the CX300ii. Apple's earbuds are just for hearing something come out of the other end and that's it. If you are looking for an earbud that sounds like you have a 12" subwoofer in each ear, then JVC is the way to go. I am talking about the deepest bass you have ever heard in your life. I am a bass freak and not everyone is the same, but these JVC earbuds are absolutely INSANE and... » Read More The CX300ii have a frequency response of 19-21,000Hz and the JVC Xtreme Xplosives go down to an unbelievable 5Hz. JVC covers more "lows"(5Hz) and also covers more "highs"(25,000Hz) than the CX300ii. Apple's earbuds are just for hearing something come out of the other end and that's it. If you are looking for an earbud that sounds like you have a 12" subwoofer in each ear, then JVC is the way to go. I am talking about the deepest bass you have ever heard in your life. I am a bass freak and not everyone is the same, but these JVC earbuds are absolutely INSANE and literally BLEW ME AWAY!!!!!!!!!!! « Show Less
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I haven't used either of those sennheiser models, but these headphones are pretty light! I'm always surprised of how light they are every time I pick them up. They kind of feel like they're hollow, if that makes sense. Hope that helps.
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They are both great, but the 315's are better sounding. I have a pair of 535's that sound good, but I use these more often than most all my earbuds. If I am listening through my home system, I use Beyerdynamic's either mt T-70's or my T-90's. Also as with all speakers and headphones there is going to be a break in period. They will sound different in a few weeks than right out of the box.