Does anyone know the frequency response? (ie. good stereo headphones are rated at 20-20kHz)
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Mr. Fry I just saw your question but please stay away from this crappy headset. I bought one last week and upon arrival when I tried to turn it on the power switch came off in my hand. I wrote customer care all she could tell me was to try and power it on using the play button and that didn't work. I had to contact Amazon for a refund and it only then customer care wrote me. MY ADVICE STAY AWAY FROM THIS PRODUCT. Don't touch it with a LONG STICK.....
1429961
Don't know the frequency response but I can tell you they have very good stereo seperation and bass for the price. Hope this helps!
1429962
I don't think this even plays in stereo. I did a stero test off of YouTube and there was no difference between left and right. I don't think the sound is bad, but if you are a audiophile, I'm sure you will be dissapointed. They were so cheap and of reasonable quality, that I bought them expecting reasonable, but not high quality sound.
740746
That seems to be normal for these headphones. Mine also are bass heavy, and other reviewers have said the same.
20679
I don't have precise enough instruments at the moment to give you exact numbers, but I an honestly say that they sound amazing. It has very warm lows, mids, and highs: none of the sound is altered, and you get a very precise representation of the music. If you're interested in these, but are looking for more of an accentuated bass, the Gold are better. These headphones are definitely good, but there are other alternatives if you feel uncomfortable without the specs (for some reason, Monster never releases them) like the IE80 or SE535. Sorry I couldn't answer you question precisely, but I hope this will help as these headphones really do have a good frequency response.
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I have no idea. I didn't keep them long enough to learn anything like that, I switched to another brand of headphones. That was another thing that really bothered me about them, the manual/documentation is horrible and I could not find any info online for help.
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Found them to be tinny and overly bright,not good for music but Ok for the price.Build quality and fit very good.I usually use in-ear Etymotic Research ER6($250) or on ear Grado P500($500) and use a tube headphone amp,so I'm used to some of the finest headphones made.Have also owned a pair of Stax SR Signatures($13000,not a misprint).You might check the Fischer Silver Bullet V.2 in ear ones sold by Mapleshade(shop.mapleshadestore.com).Have not heard them,but if Pierre sells them they have to be good for $65.L Hernandez-The Stereo Shop
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I used them for streaming through iHeart. Now, I'm no audiophile and absolutely lack a good ear for ranges. These did sound somewhat tinny and I'd guess the some of the frequency ranges are off. I bought then for the size and weight [or lack thereof]. If I sought a set for a great music experience, I'd avoid these.
320753
No, they're audiophile headphones in stereo, and if you game more thai you listen to Music just get a Logitech G35 or Logitech G430. Hope this helped :)
1776439
make sure everthing bass is tuned to the lowest hz setting or around 40hz usually sounds nice and whats powering them btw
501439
I returned these headphones. The volume is VERY LOW and the reception is very poor. I can't recall for sure, but I think they use an IR signal which is very directional. I would look at something with BT. Even if you need to add a BT Transmitter, it will be a much better option.
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15 - 28,000 Hz is the frequency response. The comfort is good, it's not great. It's definitely a step up from the ATH-m50. I guess it really has to do with your head size. My head is huge - it's about a large in helmet size - so with a smaller head, it should be a lot better.
1279725
Hi. Mine pair works in stereo (that is separate sound in both ears) just fine. Sounds like a faulty headphone to me.
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+/-12dB, tunable from 32 to 16K Hz with an advanced equalizer, modifiable surround sound (have to get the software off the web; easier said than done). Hope that answered your question
1893641
For me, the bass capability is really very good. But the perception of how the lower frequencies are performing are generally a matter of individual taste. I'd recommend comparing the frequency response specifications on each manufacturer's web site. That will give you an empirical view of performance. But, the short answer...yeah, I like these head phones and plenty of bass, more than enough. Lots of bang for the buck.
649989
Very good for that. As flat a frequency response as I've found across the frequency spectrum. Very clear and accurate as headphones go. I love them for music reference, which is much wider range than voice alone.
1286625
60hz-20kHz is a wider range then 130hz-20khz. I wouldn't run these any lower then 100hz though. These are great for surround sound speakers but not for full range. The lower frequencies are there but much better when paired to a subwoofer.
1977122
Due to the serious lack of bass, I can't recommend these for movies and much less gaming. And no, they aren't very comfortable when worn for a long time. I have to readjust mine every 30 min or so. They are DJ headphones and really should be used with professional equipment for the best experience. Even phones and iPods aren't very good with them, all due to their high Ohms.
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You can get that from the spec, "45 Hz - 40 kHz (-10 dB)". I use these for keyboard, mostly, and have not problems.