How are these compared to Sony MDRAS400EX? Did anyone try both of them to tell the difference?
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MRAS400 is a inner ear style. And the AS200 is a clip on on style in ear. Not inner ear type. Typically the inner ear type will have better sound because of the separation from outside noise.
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Yeah, man: as I wrote in my review, the MDR-V55 are practical for both indoor and outdoor use, they have strong-bodied sound and are are well built, so they're great at around $60. I suggest you compare the V55s (DJ style) with the XB400 or XB450 (compact style) and see which looks best to you, since they pump out the same sweet bass response.
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Coincidentally, my local music store had a headphone testing/"sale"(10%, covered tax lol) over the weekend. I own the anniversary ed and , although i was there to pick up my guitar cabinet, I tried out the white K702, along with other headphones. The amplifier used was a different form factor than my own(they had a solid state and i use tube), but the noticeable differences, regardless, where bass and comfort. the Annies performed better in these areas. There are claims that trebles are also improved, more clear and tight, but i would have needed to hear both headphones in the same setup to have noticed. Coincidentally, my local music store had a headphone testing/"sale"(10%, covered tax lol) over the weekend. I own the anniversary ed and , although i was there to pick up my guitar cabinet, I tried out the white K702, along with other headphones. The amplifier used was a different form factor than my own(they had a solid state and i use tube), but the noticeable differences, regardless, where bass and comfort. the Annies performed better in these areas. There are claims that trebles are also improved, more clear and tight, but i would have needed to hear both headphones in the... » Read More Coincidentally, my local music store had a headphone testing/"sale"(10%, covered tax lol) over the weekend. I own the anniversary ed and , although i was there to pick up my guitar cabinet, I tried out the white K702, along with other headphones. The amplifier used was a different form factor than my own(they had a solid state and i use tube), but the noticeable differences, regardless, where bass and comfort. the Annies performed better in these areas. There are claims that trebles are also improved, more clear and tight, but i would have needed to hear both headphones in the same setup to have noticed. « Show Less
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Both are great headphones. Everyone's description is pretty head-on from what I've read. I remember buying the HD280's at target on clearance- I opened them in the car out of excitement. They had REALLY TIGHT bass. The PX100 is more sloppy, but it's a really fun headphone unlike the PX100. I enjoyed it alot for most of my music (Electronica, Rap, Metal, Trance). The bass really hits on the 280's.
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Hi, you can see the difference in this review...http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u4gd49nLqZY I guees there is a lot of difference between m-80s & m-100s in isolation.
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I recently flew to Europe last week, own a pair of those & a Sony MDR7506. I was comparing them; that JVC amazed me. It blocked 90%+ of cabin noises', jet sound included. It's not something that you will feel immediately, it's kind of progressive, then nothing. Feels comfortable& the sound quality is awesome.
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I haven't used either of those sennheiser models, but these headphones are pretty light! I'm always surprised of how light they are every time I pick them up. They kind of feel like they're hollow, if that makes sense. Hope that helps.
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Yes, I own both! For me, I ended up preferring the Q701 over the 598. The HD598 was more comfortable in longer sessions and didn't require any modification to the band (I had to tape a piece of foam to the Q701 because the bumps in the band put pressure on the top of my head). They're both kind of minimal in terms of accessories, but the Q701 comes with some very long wires (which you can braid if they're too long!). They both leak sound, with the Q701 leaking a bit more imo. But the Q701's soundstage is noticeably wider than the 598's. The sound is what made me prefer the Q701 though; it may be because the Q701 has more treble, but I find that the details in the music are clearer than on the 598, where it sounds a little muddied. But, in the case of the 598, this makes for easier listening over time. They're both not very heavy on the bass, but it's adequate for me. The HD598 has stronger bass overall (especially in the mid bass), but the Q701 reaches further down with more sub bass. I have a separate set of headphones for bassy stuff, so I preferred taking the extra detail on the Q701.
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They're way better than the Skull Candy ones, and I'd say they're about the same as the Sonys, but the sound is a little clearer on the basses. The Sennheisers are also more comfortable than both by a good long way. They're not "isolation" headphones, so you'll hear outside noises, but they're great for swearing for hours at a time. I've had them for 2 years now, and I can't highly reccomned them highly enough.
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These headphones plug into anything that has a 1/8" audio jack (Laptop, smart phone, ipod, tablets). These headphones have great sound quality too. I compared them to my friend's $200 beats solos, and we both agreed that the Sony MDR headphones sound better.
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I wish that I could tell you the difference, but given the fact that I've never listened to anything through the M50's, I can't comment on that headset. I can tell you that the M50's cost a lot less (at least recently given some deals on the M50's), I can tell you that there is probably a lot more quality built into the ATH-A700Xs, but whether or not you would be able to discern the difference I'm sure will come down to preference. I say spring for these (ATH-A700X) since I can comment on them and they are ridiculous. You won't be disappointed
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you should try these first tho .....copy and paste that in Amazon. ....2pcs Small Long Black Earbuds for Sony Extra Bass MDR-XB60EX MDR-XB30EX Noise Canceling MDR-NC13 In-Ear Headphones Mobile Hands-Free Headset Wired Eargels Eartips Ear Buds Gels Tips Bud Gel Tip + Black Sea International Logo Good Quality Micro Fiber Cleaning Cloth (random color)ho
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Not with these. If you are looking for sound quality and a removable/replaceable cord you may want to check out Audio Technica M40x and M50x. M40x is the cheaper of the two, comes with a spiral cord and is collapsable like the Sony V6.
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Very little, if any at all. The MDR-7506's are said to have a "flatter" curve (no equalization), which makes them slightly preferred for professional use--monitoring the original sound source before applying any effects. But when I read reviews by "casual" fans and even "audiophiles," I see more enthusiasm toward the MDRV6's. You certainly can't go wrong with either phone. For many years Sony observers have questioned why Sony continues to carry both models and have predicted the discontinuation of one or the other. If so, the discontinued model's resale value will be affected (whether up or down remains to be seen--and it may depend upon "when" the discontinued model is offered for sale).. Very little, if any at all. The MDR-7506's are said to have a "flatter" curve (no equalization), which makes them slightly preferred for professional use--monitoring the original sound source before applying any effects. But when I read reviews by "casual" fans and even "audiophiles," I see more enthusiasm toward the MDRV6's. You certainly can't go wrong with either phone. For many years Sony observers have questioned why Sony continues to carry both models and have predicted the discontinuation of one or the other. If so, the discontinued model's resale value... » Read More Very little, if any at all. The MDR-7506's are said to have a "flatter" curve (no equalization), which makes them slightly preferred for professional use--monitoring the original sound source before applying any effects. But when I read reviews by "casual" fans and even "audiophiles," I see more enthusiasm toward the MDRV6's. You certainly can't go wrong with either phone. For many years Sony observers have questioned why Sony continues to carry both models and have predicted the discontinuation of one or the other. If so, the discontinued model's resale value will be affected (whether up or down remains to be seen--and it may depend upon "when" the discontinued model is offered for sale).. « Show Less
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I'm not familiar w/ the Sonys, but these things are RIDICULOUSLY neutral. Honestly one of the most neutral headphones i've ever used, which means they're incredibly honest for studio/mixing use, of course. I highly recommend.
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I enjoy them both. At present the Sony MDRZX300/BLK is slightly more expensive than the Panasonic RPDJS400W DJ, though not by much. I haven't used my Panasonic as much as the Sony; my general impression is that the Sony's audio quality may be a cut above. The "feel factor"--comfort in wearing headphones--is so subjective that any comment might mislead. I find the size and design of the Sony more convenient for storage: with their earpieces swiveled inwards, you can store them flat. The Panasonic are bulkier.
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I don't have Sony MDRXB60EX/GLD Extra Bass so I can't really compare but so far, his ear phone is worth headphone for under $100. They did sound clear and the bass is not too overpowering. I really recommend this earphone for anyone love music but don't have much budget.