What's the difference between these GR07 BE and these VSONIC GR07 Bass Edition
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They're the exact same unit. To be perfectly honest I was very disappointed in the fit and finish of them, and the sound quality was not much better than my Beats Tour headphones. I wish someone would've told me before I bought them! :)
444753
The GR-07 only comes in Classic and Bass Edition. So despite the fancier title they are the same earphone... only difference is $30.00
444754
There's only GR07 Classic Edition and GR07 Bass Edition. The only difference here is the price difference between different sellers. These are great headphones and I recommend them. Audio quality is high, bass is volumous (very important for me), and the cable is premium.
444755
I only have the Bass edition but after breaking it in with over 250 hours I'm very very pleased and I've had ear buds that cost over 300$ and these kicked the competition a**
444756
OK thanks for the response and info on the GR07 BE. I may look for something else.
1422625
The bass is very heavy due to the 50 mm drivers, but you can always tune it down if your device has an EQ. Mainly these are for bass heads lol
1548327
V-moda is MUCH better. Shure does not have any bass, sound is shifted towards mids and highs.
616286
I would not think that the UE 600vi to be the choice for bass lovers as it is more for towards the treble/clarity side.You might want to check out the UE 900 instead although the price range differs alot.
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
2063677
These are the IV Version. At a minimum, the power ratings are 200W for the V version and 75W for the IV version. So the same sound but can get louder without distortion.
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Don't know why it took so long for somebody to reply to this post. The Bass Freq has a plastic body and is lighter. The Vibes are made with metal bodies and have a more durable wire for more durability. But as a trade-off, they are heavier. The vibes also have a stronger bass driver and better internal shielding. Most people don't notice the difference, but if you are really picky on sound and listen to a lot of classical music or jazz the vibes provide more detailed low end sound. For my money, as long as you don't mind plastic buds, the Bass Freq is the way to go. Similarly, in the same $30 price range the remix-Ms also come in metal, without the extra driver weight of the vibes. Some people like myself really prefer metal and extra strong wires and internal components. But if you don't care then save the $50 difference and get the Bass Freqs or the remix Ms.
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I've tried both of them on my trip to New York. The ANC7 isn't as comfortable as the 7b model. However, the bass is definitely stronger on the ANC7. I ultimately chose the 7b because:1. The earcups are larger(i have small ears and the ANC7 still wont go over)2. I prefer balance over bass.3. More comfortable.I hope this helps
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I think these have better bass than Sony XB700. I really like this headphone.
90442
There's actually a difference. The treble around 10k Hz was reworked to not be so piercing, and the low bass got some work as well. Nothing major, but as far as sound goes, there are tiny changes based on previous feedback by customers.
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The base on their other system (5.1) seems stronger but sometimes drowns out the speaking parts. The lifestyle system is calibrated better so all sound is much better between the bass and treble parts. There is still plenty of base and you can change it on the menu if you want more.
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Is it close to normal headphones lol these are at the top end in sound I had a pair of grado's before they broke the 225i and the sound a lot warmer with better bass and even though they're not as detailed as the 325i from grado you'd be hard pressed to hear the difference unless you put them in a very high quality hifi..I've tried sony/and bose/mommouth and they beat them all on sound...we're these fall down is there not as comphe as the bose top line and if you like the bass of the sonys but these are well balanced and very well refined you'd be hard pressed to find better for less money only 325i from grado beat them but they are open backed and lack the bass and have no noise cancellation Is it close to normal headphones lol these are at the top end in sound I had a pair of grado's before they broke the 225i and the sound a lot warmer with better bass and even though they're not as detailed as the 325i from grado you'd be hard pressed to hear the difference unless you put them in a very high quality hifi..I've tried sony/and bose/mommouth and they beat them all on sound...we're these fall down is there not as comphe as the bose top line and if you like the bass of the sonys but these are well balanced and very well refined you'd be hard pressed to find better for less money... » Read More Is it close to normal headphones lol these are at the top end in sound I had a pair of grado's before they broke the 225i and the sound a lot warmer with better bass and even though they're not as detailed as the 325i from grado you'd be hard pressed to hear the difference unless you put them in a very high quality hifi..I've tried sony/and bose/mommouth and they beat them all on sound...we're these fall down is there not as comphe as the bose top line and if you like the bass of the sonys but these are well balanced and very well refined you'd be hard pressed to find better for less money only 325i from grado beat them but they are open backed and lack the bass and have no noise cancellation « Show Less
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The Tour's are rated as having more bass. http://www.avguide.com/review/tested-beats-dre-tour-ear-headphones
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Hi Jim, I really can't speak to the specific sound differences, I can say though that the Polk has a nice, tight punchy bass and I have been very happy with it's performance
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Gus - I really don't know, but if they work the same way with UR mono's as with my ie80's, they muddy the bass with a huge drop off on mids and highs. If u spent a lot on the monos as I did with mine, u will most likely be disappointed. I suggest test driving comply first. Everyone hears something different. U may like them.
1637446
I believe the sounds quality features are different as well, though I could be wrong, on Kenwood's website there is comparison thing though if I recall correctly
1498042
The large speaker provides bass and the smaller speakers are more treble. I hooked them up to my home theatre. They made a huge difference. I highly recommend them. Best purchase I made in a long time.