Whats the diffreence b/t these and the sennheiser 380 and pxc450?
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I am not sure about the others but I wouldn't buy these as they are cheaply made and the yokes broke soon after I had them. The sound was good while they lasted.
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I have had the Sennheisers and they are far superior to the Pyle. The Pyle go over the ear, but they are not that comfortable and the build quality is questionable. I was only getting one channel until I opened them up and found that one of the wires going to the headphone jack had come off. It was barely soldered on. I fixed it, but these things have been relegated to when I cut the grass or other loud activities because the are just not very good. For listening to music, stick with the Sennheisers. They work very well, are lightweight and great for taking on a plain to muffle the jet engine noise. I have had the Sennheisers and they are far superior to the Pyle. The Pyle go over the ear, but they are not that comfortable and the build quality is questionable. I was only getting one channel until I opened them up and found that one of the wires going to the headphone jack had come off. It was barely soldered on. I fixed it, but these things have been relegated to when I cut the grass or other loud activities because the are just not very good. For listening to music, stick with the Sennheisers. They work very well, are lightweight and great for taking on a plain to muffle the jet... » Read More I have had the Sennheisers and they are far superior to the Pyle. The Pyle go over the ear, but they are not that comfortable and the build quality is questionable. I was only getting one channel until I opened them up and found that one of the wires going to the headphone jack had come off. It was barely soldered on. I fixed it, but these things have been relegated to when I cut the grass or other loud activities because the are just not very good. For listening to music, stick with the Sennheisers. They work very well, are lightweight and great for taking on a plain to muffle the jet engine noise. « Show Less
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In terms of noise cancelling, its a little bit better but personally i would stick with the PXC 450 there much more comfortable then these
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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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I recommend the Sennheiser HD448s. They sound great and are very clear like the 595s, which I also own. However, they need a good 50+ hours of burn in to really reach their full potential.
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No. These are noise dampening only, check out the PXC 460 model for true noise cancellation.
1200689
Wish I could help but I don't own the sennheiser 598's. I considered buying them but settled on the beyer 990's instead. When I have the $ I was thinking of getting either the 598's or the audio technica ath-m50x's. I love my beyer 990's but wanted to get another pair a quality headphones to mess with. Hope u find the pair that fits your needs.
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cant really say, as much as I loved my old HD-414's I swore I would never buy another Sennheiser product after trying to deal with the company. I have owned Magneplanars and Martin Logan's for a long tome and went with Hifiman headphones. My suggestion is listening to them all! But I would recommend any Schiit product after buying my 3rd product from them. Mike and Jason know their stuff!!!
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The best combo is getting the SRH 840 earpads and replace them on the SRH 440. That was the first thing I did after recommendation and it's MUCH more comfortable. 15-20 buck investment
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I do not know since they were exchanged for Sennheisers long ago. They certainly looked and felt good. Too bad about the audio.
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Thank you very much for your help!I found the same headphones at the apple store online (for a lot more then here!). They show the PX 100 in two colors (white and black---no mention of a "W") and the picture they show of the white one is the same as here. It is very strange how different the descriptions are, but I'm going to have to agree with you that they are basically the same.Thanks again for your help, JoshEDIT: The Sennheiser site has the same discription for both products: http://www.sennheiserusa.com/newsite/productdetail.asp?transid=005206 Thank you very much for your help!I found the same headphones at the apple store online (for a lot more then here!). They show the PX 100 in two colors (white and black---no mention of a "W") and the picture they show of the white one is the same as here. It is very strange how different the descriptions are, but I'm going to have to agree with you that they are basically the same.Thanks again for your help, JoshEDIT: The Sennheiser site has the same discription for both products:... » Read More Thank you very much for your help!I found the same headphones at the apple store online (for a lot more then here!). They show the PX 100 in two colors (white and black---no mention of a "W") and the picture they show of the white one is the same as here. It is very strange how different the descriptions are, but I'm going to have to agree with you that they are basically the same.Thanks again for your help, JoshEDIT: The Sennheiser site has the same discription for both products: http://www.sennheiserusa.com/newsite/productdetail.asp?transid=005206 « Show Less
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I have used both. Both in Sennheiser Units. I haven't had a problem with either one in the limited time that I've used them. Other than a little bit of gaon adjustment, I can't see the price difference. Especially for the price, the SE 10 works perfectly In most applications.
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This is what I bought with the Sennheiser PC 350 headset, they work perfectly together. Turtle Beach Audio Advantage Amigo II USB Sound Card & Headset Adapter
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Padding sensitivity - Alpha = 100dB/mW vs. sigma = 105dB/mW Drivers - Alpha = 40mm vs. sigma = 50mm FullSpectrum Freq. Resp. - Alpha = 80Hz ~ 14kHz vs. sigma 100Hz ~ 18kHz Their website has more details than amazon. There is a slight difference in sound definition. At this price range it really doesn't matter. If you plan on spending more say up to 130+ there will be noticeable differences in sound quality and whether it will be stereo surround vs. 5.1, 7.1, etc My personal .02 - I upgraded soon after buying these as the adapter would overheat and cause the sound to drop when I used them on my pc. I would look at the Logitech Wireless Gaming Headset G930 with 7.1 Surround Sound as they're a bit more, but you won't be disappointed in the improved quality you're getting, and they're wireless... just my .02 and its a very noticeable improvement.
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I would prefer Audio Technica in this segment. For me Sennheiser is HD600 and 800.
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Yeah mate they are called, my little brother and I play call of duty online, they are light and good quality sound for the price, it's worth the money, I use them on PC
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The ONEs have slightly smaller ear pads that are velour instead of leather, have a slotted back so they don't isolate as well but have better positional audio, and have much better (not at all overwhelming) bass than these. The ZEROs are probably the great for competitive gaming, but in music the complete lack of bass just make things sound wrong. If you aren't concerned with sound leakage (both in and out) I'd personally rather use the ONEs.
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The earpads on the PX200ii will cup over your ears, rather than sit flat. They are classified as "closed" headphones even though they don't fully envelop the ear. The Sennheiser PX100ii is an example of an "open" earpad headphone. IMO, you can't go wrong with either model.