How would you describe the sound quality?
1856208
Purchased for my granddaughter who is 6. The sound was extremely good - did not sound 'tinny'. Hope this helps.
1856209
Nightingale sums it up nicely; I use my keyboard the same way. Useful for carrying around, sitting under a tree somewhere, testing out theory, little chords, ditties, whatever. But no, it cannot replace a real piano -- and not just because of the sound or limited keyboard. Those keys are about half the size of real piano keys. For the size and price, you can't expect it to sound like the real thing. It does an adequate job and would make a great TOY for a kid, but it cannot replace the real thing.NOTE TO Susan Prior -- where did you find a case for transporting it? I'm in the process of MAKING one from scratch because I didn't think cases were available for something this size. Nightingale sums it up nicely; I use my keyboard the same way. Useful for carrying around, sitting under a tree somewhere, testing out theory, little chords, ditties, whatever. But no, it cannot replace a real piano -- and not just because of the sound or limited keyboard. Those keys are about half the size of real piano keys. For the size and price, you can't expect it to sound like the real thing. It does an adequate job and would make a great TOY for a kid, but it cannot replace the real thing.NOTE TO Susan Prior -- where did you find a case for transporting it? I'm in the process... » Read More Nightingale sums it up nicely; I use my keyboard the same way. Useful for carrying around, sitting under a tree somewhere, testing out theory, little chords, ditties, whatever. But no, it cannot replace a real piano -- and not just because of the sound or limited keyboard. Those keys are about half the size of real piano keys. For the size and price, you can't expect it to sound like the real thing. It does an adequate job and would make a great TOY for a kid, but it cannot replace the real thing.NOTE TO Susan Prior -- where did you find a case for transporting it? I'm in the process of MAKING one from scratch because I didn't think cases were available for something this size. « Show Less
1856210
Very good considering the size. I take this keyboard to chorus practice for when we break into parts, and also use it to practice when I don't have a piano nearby. I've had it for months and haven't changed the batteries yet. It's helpful to purchase a case with handles if you are transporting frequently.
1856211
I'd say the sound quality is pretty decent for a small keyboard. I find it useful as something portable when I need a keyboard, but am away from my piano, and for adding synth sounds to compositions, but I wouldn't use it for, say, piano lessons - not enough keys, and the touch is not like a real piano - doesn't have that "weighted" feeling. All in all, though, a very handy little keyboard.
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
1680123
Not sure what you're asking... depends on how loud you want your music it should be good
1365970
I find the audio more than satisfactory. In fact, compared to the other devices I have owned, the volume is better and the tone sounds very decent. That's my opinion, I hope it helps.
830668
The T51p is pretty true to sound. If a song has deep bass it is produced with good impact without distortion or bloat. When I first got them I didn't like the way they sounded but after about 48 hours of continuous burn in, I love the way they sound. You can hear all the subtle details in the music and everything is crystal clear. It's one of the best portable headphones I own.
1135380
The songs are actually CD quality. I have it hooked up to a surround system in my living room. You may have to tweak a few of the settings to get it perfect sound but overall out the box it doesn't sound crappy. My sons mother, grandmother and aunt love it.
2169701
I had a head set that I would wear when driving. Now it is as simple as saying "answer". Sound quality on my end is like a speaker phone on the other end is similar to blue tooth. It has two microphones with noise cancelation so that is nice. even today I was walking into the FedEx store carrying my huge parcel and I got a phone call I was able to answer it and let them know I'll call them back pretty seamlessly without dropping my parcel that weighed 21 pounds. I hope that helps.
1476767
Sound is great! The volume loudness is dependant on the volume the music on your player has been recorded In. I have some songs that play loud and others on the low side yet sound quality is always good.
996797
I don't use devices which allow my making that comparison, however just listening, I'm satisfied. The frequency response seems flat with no noticeable distortion. I don't feel I'm compromising sound for convenience.
2272195
I think the quality is great, but just like it has been said, it does depend on the quality of your headphone. I also use a small speaker and it sounds really good.
442996
Sound quality is pretty darn good! The Beats are known for a little heavier bass sound, but some people love that including me. Others might prefer to have the true sound of the music. I think they are high quality with heavier bass than some. Hope that helps.
1546600
it's so good. not have a lot of complains. Quality it's good, sound good, and build it's the same good. Good luck
1489349
If you use a good mp3 player with good eq then just about anything you listen to will sound good....keyword here is a GOOD EQUALIZER
663239
Its not really the music but the quality that will make headphones happy. If you have a bad source/quality, then any genre will sound terrible; that being said, I choose EDM.
2278622
I would have to say the sound quality for sure. I've had a lot of cheapy logitechs that although sounded decent these blow the doors off of the 50$ models. Klipsch is a very high quality brand and these are awesome. I was skeptical too but after I plugged them in I noticed immediately the difference in sound quality.
458582
The sound quality is fine. It would be much better if it were surround sound. Many movies produced are constantly going from low to high volume. Hope this helps.
317595
Loudness mfg rated it at: Low tone harmonized sound. -115 dB/139 dB (at 2 meters/at 4 inches from the source). The tone produced I am guessing is about in the 800-1000 hz range. go to he mfg web site and you can hear the sound that is produced.