Noise isolation for gym/outdoor? Rich bass?
457370
Yes. Perfect for gym and outdoor use. The overall sound is clear and rich, the bass is apparent but not overwhelming.
457371
Don't know how loud your gym is but I find I use half the volume i used to use on my apple buds with these. It seems like whatever i plug these into is louder. They direct sound straight into ears. Bass is good and vocals and highs carry without the usual bass distortion. id crank the others to get the deeper bass..never realized how much clarity was lost for the bass. They don't isolate sound on low volume, but if your volume is up all you are going to hear is your music. Hope that helps.
457372
I think they have great sound for the size. They are not noise canceling so you can hear noise around you.
1534721
Look at the MDR-XB600. They don't have as much bass, but they still do the job.
2183700
A lot of sound will be eliminated from wearing these headphones because these fit in the ears so well; if you need total silence, I would recommend Bose headphones, but if you are looking for a more alternate and cheaper solution than Bose, choose these, they will keep almost everything out, as long as you aren't around a lot of extremely loud things. I just used my leaf blower around the yard with these on and didn't have them going full blast to block out the sound (maybe a bit above halfway), that for me is good enough.
921453
The sound isolation is pretty great. Nobody can ever hear what I'm listening to, and at mid to higher volumes I can't hear anything around me. Once you turn the volume down pretty low, you can hear outside noise, but for the most part they cancel noise ridiculously well for the price. Comparable to headphones that cost twice as much and more.
543284
The noise isolation is very good but not perfect, and they come with a very nice carry pouch. Their quality is superb, especially if you want good bass.
7197
Yes. The noise reduction is very good. You can drown out the outside without having to shatter your eardrums.
1318066
The noise cancelling is pretty good. I have a roommate who plays drums and vibraphone, and he's usually pretty loud. When I put them on and play some music, I can't hear him practice. They're really good especially for the price, highly recommended.
1237527
I use these at the gym where they blast the music for people who don't have headphones. Seems to keep the access noise out
1257572
If you want noise isolation, look into sennheiser 280. They were too boomy for my tastes, and squeezed your brains out of your head.
709470
They definitely will play loudly outdoors given enough power. I run mine with a NAD 60 watt power amp, placed against a wall and under a balcony. So mine get both wall and ceiling reinforcement. Freestanding, you will get less bass. Just turn it up more :)
2183853
These things are awesome. You attach the bass drum mute with Velcro and all the drums are dampened enough. Play while people are home without being annoying, seems like I just close the door and they can barley hear me. Hope this helps! Keep drumming man!
1970190
I have mine outside, but they sound great. I would not be afraid to have them in a small retail space.
791544
None what so ever, I have mine in the basement under the kitchen in a joist cavity and no issues. You can always place a layer of bat insulation in the cavity to prevent further. There is not much bass generation mostly directional surround of mid's and tweets.
104357
pretty good. they're not active noise cancelling headphones so if that's what you're looking for, these are not for you. but as passive noise cancellation, they're decent. they'll block a lot of environmental noise and wont leak much out. the best isolating closed headphone i've used that wasnt an active noise cancellation pair was the beyerdynamic dt770 pro. those blocked out the most noise and leaked the least. i much prefer the sound quality of the a900x though. sold mine off a year ago really regretting it.
2190480
It will help. But no, I'm sure you will still hear the bass. Could try wearing these plugs in conjunction with a fan running to try to drown out the noise.
804126
As long as you're not looking for booming bass, they should be plenty loud enough, imo
1466807
I've used these quite a few times at the gym. I looped the cables over my ears, and had zero problems. I haven't used them at the gym in a while though because they do not isolate sound as well as other earbuds that I have used, namely etymotic er4p and westone 3. If falling out is your only concern, these are fantastic. If sound isolation is also a concern of yours, maybe try looking at a pair of etymotic or shure and use the foam tips.