JBuds J2 vs V-Moda Bass vs Sennheiser CX-300 Which one is best?
936546
Sennheisers are generally amazing but durability is an issue, i have had two separate pairs of cx 300s and had one ear stop playing sound after a couple of months
936547
CX300 sounds like the better pair here. you could also consider Creative's EP630 or 830. The EP630 is supposedly similar in sound to the CX300. The J2 might be #3 in this group, user reviews even make the first Jbuds out to be better than them! All in all, the CX300 is cheap and sounds great
723950
Sennheiser CX-300, far and away. Those Senns are probably the best you'll get under $50, however another contender would be the JVC Marshmellow which sounded better than my $120 Shure earbuds after a little tweak (can find instructions for that on head-fi, if you're interested).
1938651
The V-80 is average but The m-80 Crossfade are a better choice. If you'd like over-the-ear then m-100 Crossfade is the best choice.
1262359
Have owned my JBuds for 2 years with no problems. Have used them while jogging, in the gym and at work. I carry them in my pocket everywhere I go and I'm not real gentle with them. Have had no issues so far, and sound is very good. I have tried others including bigger brands and for the money these are really hard to beat!
1744537
Definitely better than mixtrack pro 2 Idk about ddj-sb. It's all about preference really.
2064857
I have a pair of Audio Technica ATH-M50 and an array of V-Moda Crossfades. Both are good. However, if it's just listening to my audio players or home entertainment system, the V-Moda produces the detailed sound that I want more than the ATH-M50... this is where the Crossfades become my number 1 preference. If it's a recording session, tech booth monitoring or mixing task, I prefer the ATH-M50... it has a more flat response which is very ideal for monitoring and recording. So, if it's just for everyday listening pleasure with your audio/video player, for me the Crossfades win! As for overall quality feel, the Crossfades have a slight advantage.
62652
Any earbud provides SOME noise isolation and some with tight-fitting eartips do better. Although I really like the JBuds sound and comfort (and the price!), the noise isolation doesn't seem any better than any other earbud set I've used. Some ear canals are harder to fit than others, though, so some of the sound leakage might be due to MY ear canals.
1051265
I had the Monster Turbine Coppers a long time ago. Probably, they will give you more bass. But the mids and highs won't be quite as clear. For a lot of bass with highs that are also clear you could consider the Xiaomi Piston 2.
740745
I actually experienced something totally different. The bass on my pair of v modas is not so good but the high and mids are pretty good. But maybe that's just my comparison to other headphones I've had before.
2175459
I have both. The 280s do sound a lot better and clearer. The 280s are big and aren't going to be good for exercise or active wear. The px-100s are great for the gym. I use the 280's at work, they sound better and block out a lot of noise. The px-100s are for working out. They are light, comfortable and sound great as well.
771559
I have the Bose QC15, IMHO, not worth the money. More hype than anything. At least with the Beats, you get bass.
1830920
purchase the v-moda LP2! They are the BEST headphones. Amazing Quality And Sound! :)
1599682
I actually ordered both and ended up sending back the Sennheisers. Yes, the Sennheisers sound more airy/open, obviousy. And they are ridiculously comfortable. But apart from that, the Brainwavz win. The 598s have a very "warm" sound, which some people might like, but the HM5s had a much more clear and accurate sound. The 598s didn't have nearly as much bass. You couldn't really "feel" it the way you can with the HM5s, and the bass would occasionally peak out with really low stuff. All in all I would recommend the Brainwavz, hands down.
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I've only had these since December and use them frequently for running, around the house and they appear to be holding up well. The Pioneer's replaced JVC HAFX1X that lasted about a year for me. That said. everyone else in my family still have the JVCs (although my daughter's left bud went out recently and that was what happened to my JVCs). I feel the Pioneer's are better in quality and sound good. The JVCs had more bass but the Pioneer's still sound quite good.
1373975
I use Sennheiser CX-300 II because of its good bass response and isolation properties but because Cowon has a lot of equalizer presets as well as four user-customizable equalizer settings, you can pretty much match any earbuds to the unit and to your liking.
540441
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.
1378079
The Radius has nothing on the V-modas... Cnet rated the V's better. The radius sound muffled...Bass isn't everything my man.
2054717
I would go for the Beyerdynamic Velour Padded Earcushions for DT250, DT280 those would fit and Velours are more comfortable in my opinion, If your going the velour path. The bass would be softer and the mids/highs to be more on the brighter side. Soundstage should be the same, But I'm thinking all for comforts sake.