JBuds J2 vs V-Moda vs Coby
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You should really consider the Sennheiser CX-300 or the JVC Marshmellow, both of which out perform all of the above when it comes to clear, warm, natural sound. The Marshmellows are a tiny bit abrasive but can be tweaked by removing the paper attenuator and adding in some foam off some old cheapo headphones for attenuation.
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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.
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Never used the Jaybirds, but the one advantage they have over the Backbeat GO 2's is nearly twice the battery life (up to 8 hours vs 4.5). Since I love the fit, functionality, and sound of the BBG2's, battery life is the only downside...but not enough to make me regret my purchase.If I could do it all over, I wouldn't change a thing.
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Any jbl speaker model that fits your budget jbl are best in midrange and most transparent for vinyl!!!!
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I have a suprrnova pandigital. I don't know about coby. I suggest getting the most recent flash for coby.
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Which is "better" just depends on your personal layout preferences and work flow. They all essentially do the same thing. The 2 main differences are if you want 4 channels (N4) or if you want velocity sensitive pads (Mixtrack or DDJ). I believe the DDJ is also built for Serato so if you're a Traktor/VDJ user you may want to avoid that one as well.
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The V-Modas being a closed headphone have a smaller sound-stage and much much more bass. The Q701's are pretty reference and have a fairly flat response curve. They can be a little aggressive in the treble at first but that mellowed out with burn in. If you're a Bass-Head, the Moda's will likely be more to your taste, but eh Q-701's have, what I think, is a better overall sound quality. The Open Soundstage makes a ton of difference. Everything is so crystal clear.
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I use both Peavy and JBL and it works fine with both, just depends on your needs.
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Stay on doesn't support traktor anymore. They give u a serial for virtual Dj. I have the Dj setup for sale at $90
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Fortunately I have access to both and did a pretty thorough review of them on my blog site at http://www.blendblog.net/Default.aspx?tabid=36&EntryID;=64. Hope this helps, I like both devices but they are different and which one to get really depends on what you are looking for which I breakdown in my review.Sean
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JBuds J2 sound ok. To me it fills like your missing part of the sound with them. The bass isnt full and cant hear the hi hat on the drums. Im gonna try the V-MODA next to find some better earbuds
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Hey bro sorry for the super late reply,yes these are the ones with the active "switch" cancel feature. But to be honest with you I would go with V-moda's headphones based on comfort. They sound identical and all, these headphones have better noise canceling but they are a bit heavy due to the titanium build. Also if you are an athlete or have an active life style, they will stay on, they will cancel out the noise but you will have to be above 75% volume. Also very uncomfortable to sleep in tbh. I'm a Bboy, and its nice to have due to the noise cancel and the instrumentals are very balanced. So if you're looking for heavy base not the headphones you should be getting. Hey bro sorry for the super late reply,yes these are the ones with the active "switch" cancel feature. But to be honest with you I would go with V-moda's headphones based on comfort. They sound identical and all, these headphones have better noise canceling but they are a bit heavy due to the titanium build. Also if you are an athlete or have an active life style, they will stay on, they will cancel out the noise but you will have to be above 75% volume. Also very uncomfortable to sleep in tbh. I'm a Bboy, and its nice to have due to the noise cancel and the instrumentals are very... » Read More Hey bro sorry for the super late reply,yes these are the ones with the active "switch" cancel feature. But to be honest with you I would go with V-moda's headphones based on comfort. They sound identical and all, these headphones have better noise canceling but they are a bit heavy due to the titanium build. Also if you are an athlete or have an active life style, they will stay on, they will cancel out the noise but you will have to be above 75% volume. Also very uncomfortable to sleep in tbh. I'm a Bboy, and its nice to have due to the noise cancel and the instrumentals are very balanced. So if you're looking for heavy base not the headphones you should be getting. « Show Less
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To replace the generic and oh-so-uncheap Apple buds, I bought JVC Marshmallow Ear Buds for my huzzband. They are a proven quality product that is comfortable, jammin', and way under $40. In fact, I got em for under $30. Just check them out ... it will not be your usual frustrating experience.
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No! This is the worst portable speaker I've tested. I have the beats pill and the jvc portable Bluetooth speaker. For the money and the sound quality the jvc is by far the best. The jam box is average but definitely better than the foxlv2. Hope this helps
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this is the review for Jabra Revo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iXbCFR66yqg This is the review for Sychros 400BT: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u3dMDSiSWzU Watch these 2 videos and you can compare the two. In terms of sound quality, I would say JBL has the edge on these comparison.
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You should try the Radius Atomic Bass. They recieved better rating than the V-moda Vibe, Bose and Skullcandy from CNET and they only cost $39.99. The sound quality is fantastic and they also fit small ears and stay in your ear if you go running or jogging. They are also made out of aluminum body and reinforced joints so they can take alot of abuse. You will not be dissapointed with these earphones.
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You should defenitly purchase V-moda Lp2It's one of the best headphones you could ever see, the sounds is amazing. I listen to fast and house music and this headphone works great with this type of music, also it works with other type of musics as well. I would defenitely recommend buying V-moda