What is the difference between these headphones and the Klipsch Reference? Also, how is sizing? Would it fit comfortably on someone with a big head?
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The Reference have a different driver. They have a deeper bass and low frequencies. These headphones are more refined for clearer highs, better for movies, books on tape etc.
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The cables and noise cancelling I believe.. Big Head? These are pretty fit so i would say they would be tight on a larger head. I wear a 7 5/8 fitted so an 8 would be tight but not uncomfortable. These are great on comfort!
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My husband owns these and he has a big head (hat size 7 5/8) and they fit him just fine. I don't see any mention of it the foam on the reference being memory, like on the premium. I also don't see where the reference would come with a case like the premium. It looks like the sound is the difference they are emphasizing saying it will be more "concert like" with the reference headphones. My husband used to DJ and loves his premium headphones. He uses them with just his iPhone or iPod Touch, so I think that it could all be relative depending on what you want to use the headphones for. Hope this answer helps. My husband owns these and he has a big head (hat size 7 5/8) and they fit him just fine. I don't see any mention of it the foam on the reference being memory, like on the premium. I also don't see where the reference would come with a case like the premium. It looks like the sound is the difference they are emphasizing saying it will be more "concert like" with the reference headphones. My husband used to DJ and loves his premium headphones. He uses them with just his iPhone or iPod Touch, so I think that it could all be relative depending on what you want to use the headphones... » Read More My husband owns these and he has a big head (hat size 7 5/8) and they fit him just fine. I don't see any mention of it the foam on the reference being memory, like on the premium. I also don't see where the reference would come with a case like the premium. It looks like the sound is the difference they are emphasizing saying it will be more "concert like" with the reference headphones. My husband used to DJ and loves his premium headphones. He uses them with just his iPhone or iPod Touch, so I think that it could all be relative depending on what you want to use the headphones for. Hope this answer helps. « Show Less
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I don't know what the reference speakers sound like but these sound just ok. lacks power and depth snd youd definitely need an amp
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My husband owns these and he has a big head (hat size 7 5/8) and they fit him just fine. I don't see any mention of it the foam on the reference being memory, like on the premium. I also don't see where the reference would come with a case like the premium. It looks like the sound is the difference they are emphasizing saying it will be more "concert like" with the reference headphones. My husband used to DJ and loves his premium headphones. He uses them with just his iPhone or iPod Touch, so I think that it could all be relative depending on what you want to use the headphones for. Hope this answer helps.
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I truly cannot answer this question as I have never used KLIPSCH headphones
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Sorry for the delay. You know I just went over and pulled out the headphones and opened them full out. Then I put them on my head and YUP...they fit. I measured my head from one ear canal to the other ear canal (over my head) and it is 16". The headphones fit comfortably and are extended with about 1 inch to spare. Hopefully, these will do for your son. I love them and it is great to know that the sound is limited to protect our precious children. Besides, the headphones have a good feel to them. They are not heavy but they are not flimsy either. I highly recommend them and hope you and your son enjoy them - I know that I do. God bless and Merry Christmas. Sorry for the delay. You know I just went over and pulled out the headphones and opened them full out. Then I put them on my head and YUP...they fit. I measured my head from one ear canal to the other ear canal (over my head) and it is 16". The headphones fit comfortably and are extended with about 1 inch to spare. Hopefully, these will do for your son. I love them and it is great to know that the sound is limited to protect our precious children. Besides, the headphones have a good feel to them. They are not heavy but they are not flimsy either. I highly recommend them and hope you... » Read More Sorry for the delay. You know I just went over and pulled out the headphones and opened them full out. Then I put them on my head and YUP...they fit. I measured my head from one ear canal to the other ear canal (over my head) and it is 16". The headphones fit comfortably and are extended with about 1 inch to spare. Hopefully, these will do for your son. I love them and it is great to know that the sound is limited to protect our precious children. Besides, the headphones have a good feel to them. They are not heavy but they are not flimsy either. I highly recommend them and hope you and your son enjoy them - I know that I do. God bless and Merry Christmas. « Show Less
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You should really choose based on the music you listen to! These are great for electronic, hip hop, pop and sound pretty good with everything else. My only advice for your question is that they can be quite tight on larger heads, and don't stretch very well. If you have a larger head I would recommend something more comfortable because they can be a bit uncomfortable for longer use.
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I have a large head as well. The headphones fit, but the fact that I use glasses makes it uncomfortable and sometimes painful on my ears. I'm not sure if this is because of my head/ear proportions or just that I use glasses.
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I prefer Klipsch. The logitech doesn't have as rich sound in mid-ranges which I play a lot. I purchased the z623 and compared it side by side to my friend's Klipsch and much preferred the Klipsch. The sound is louder, broader and richer. I am returning the z623.
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They are sized for on-the-ear. That is the main reason I returned them. They may fit over a child's ears, but not likely for an adult. Beyond the size, they are a decent pair of headphones for the price. If you want to cover your ears AND have bluetooth you may have to look at Bose or Harman-Kardon, which are much higher priced.
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The ear cups are huge on this model. Even if your ears are super large i cant see you running into any issues not being able to comfortably fit your ears in. One thing i will say though is if you don't need a closed headphone i would go with the open version of this. Only reason i use the closed is that i keep a fan on me at all times when im gaming so i needed it so the sound wasn't over impacted.
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honestly, i cant say for 100% sure but my friend who has a pretty big head said they fit pretty comfortably and for me theyre very nice and the sound quality, is astounding to me, so id say go for it bud.
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Are you listening to digital or analog recording? I have only listened to digital music with these, and they have had good response. Not having ever used say a $300 pair of headphones; I don't know how they would compare. They do beat the small earbuds by far; and are not too bad to sit for extended times on the head. You will have to sit up though, these are not that comfortable reclined or lying down.
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I would have to say the sound quality for sure. I've had a lot of cheapy logitechs that although sounded decent these blow the doors off of the 50$ 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.
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These we're great as far as the noise cancellation. I really liked that you could turn it off and still listen to music (you can't with the bose). However, I returned them Klipsch because they were so tight on my head and gave me a headache. THey were also VERY heavy compared to the Bose.
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Neither! Both are WAY too big. Even the L is a little too big for the V6 (it rattles around too much for my liking), but the L is at least a better choice than either the XL or XXL. The V6s are conveniently compact for a circumaural headphone; it would be a waste to sabotage that feature by throwing them in a giant case.
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For me the bass is fine but I am not a big bass head. I can only compare them to the other headphones I own the Bose QC 15 wired noise cancellation headphones and to me they had better bass than those. However I did have an opportunity to listen to the Bludio's before I returned them for the Sony MK2's and they had more bass than the MK2's but I didn't think they sounded as good and they were a bit bulky and didn't fit on my head as well. The Bluedio's are substantially less expensive though and they did sound pretty good. Probably the best bang for the buck.
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They're a tight fit, but I've got a huge head (haha). The weight isn't a problem, My tiny fiancee wears them and she's never complained about the weight. Hope this helps. The only problem w/them I've had was I've had to replace them twice due to cord problems. But I think that's said fiancee picking them up by the cord. I've been buying cans since the 70's and these rank at the top of the list. They really do sound great. The removable filters make customizing the listening experience nice. Filters in = great bass, filters out = really nice high-end. Either way the Bass-treble mix is fantastic. I would suggest these 'phones to my best friends. They're a tight fit, but I've got a huge head (haha). The weight isn't a problem, My tiny fiancee wears them and she's never complained about the weight. Hope this helps. The only problem w/them I've had was I've had to replace them twice due to cord problems. But I think that's said fiancee picking them up by the cord. I've been buying cans since the 70's and these rank at the top of the list. They really do sound great. The removable filters make customizing the listening experience nice. Filters in = great bass, filters out = really nice high-end. Either way the Bass-treble mix is... » Read More They're a tight fit, but I've got a huge head (haha). The weight isn't a problem, My tiny fiancee wears them and she's never complained about the weight. Hope this helps. The only problem w/them I've had was I've had to replace them twice due to cord problems. But I think that's said fiancee picking them up by the cord. I've been buying cans since the 70's and these rank at the top of the list. They really do sound great. The removable filters make customizing the listening experience nice. Filters in = great bass, filters out = really nice high-end. Either way the Bass-treble mix is fantastic. I would suggest these 'phones to my best friends. « Show Less
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Klipsch has bigger speakers 12" and has deeper bass resonance when placed on hard floor. It has better bass tonals than JBL dancehall speakers. My neighbors complained to my landlord when I saw Jurassic Park when it was coupled with my Bose 901's. I literally saw the water disturbance on my cup of water.
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I do not have small head and I think they fit on me with their smallest adjustment. My wife said it is too big for her. As I noted in the review, The noise canceling function barely noticeable.Best,...