what about the bass on these/ Are they deep and heavy enough? i'm looking for lots of bass wireless BT headphones.Any thoughts? i
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Bass is very good and realistic, although not adjustable. I'm very impressed with the overall sound quality.
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I've tried all brands (Blue tooth) this is the best for all bass, highs, mids. You can't go wrong with them.
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the bass is very good. but the volume isn't up to par, I'd like them to be louder. I've been looking, the Beats Studio Wireless Over-Ear Headphone. are loud enough but not sure that is the sound that I'd be looking for. I own a pair of V-Moda m 100's and love them. only if they'd make a bt headphones.
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I am a musician and use these for recording... Understand that when you are transmitting via Bluetooth, you give up some quality... When plugged in though they are VERY good on the top and bottom end.
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I would say they are great in both. Where I work out there are a lot of T.V. sets and people talking and I can bearly hear them, even if the headphones aren't on too loud. As far as bass goes I would also say great. I loved them so much I ordered a pair for my husband who also uses them at the gym. Hope this answers your question.
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I do not believe these earbuds are bass-heavy, when compared to most others. I mainly purchased them due to the high-quality workmanship, being constructed from top notch components (i.e. aluminum housing, etc.). You may need to experiment with the interchangeable silicone tips to get just the right fit for your ear, for the best sound experience. I am not well versed in high-end ear buds, however. But I didn't want any more junky models that fall apart after a few months, like most others.
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These headphones are designed for especially for mixing so they are designed to create the closest representation of the mix as possible. This means they are not nearly as bass heavy as more aggressive headphones like beats. If you are looking for quality headphones with more bass I would recommend the ath-m50's though they will cost about 120$
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I have HE-400s driven by a Shiit Lyr Amp. The 400s as well as the 500s are not bass heavy headphones. This is one of many reasons I got the 400s. I don't like heavy bass. I did find that after a break-in period, the bass was very nature and sounded close to live music. What I really like is that the bass is clear and not muddy which nearly all bass heavy headphones sound like. The Lyr is designed to drive orthos such as the 400s and 500s. I had looked at the EF-5 but I didn't think it drove the headphones enough. They do need a bit of power. If you like heavier bass, I'm afraid you may have gotten yourself the wrong headphones. The beauty of these is that they are nearly flat responding which make them sounds closer to live music which is what I am looking for. I will tell you that with the 500s and the Lyr combo, you will hear stuff in your music you haven't heard before but you will also hear mistakes made by the recording engineer as well as the limitations on MP3 files if you play those. These headphones don't like to be forced too hard on the bass end. Their design doesn't do well with that. Be careful if you do try to send more bass through them.
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They're more like reference headphones so they're going to give you a fairly flat response. I wouldn't say they're particularly bass heavy. Which for me is a good thing because I use them for monitoring sound for video production work, but may not be a good thing if you like that sort of thing.
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Hello Gregg. Sorry it took so long to respond. You will get a solid bass response from this headphone. I'm enjoying it!
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The bass response is much lighter than one would expect. I wouldn't call it bass heavy at all. it's been a while since i've listened to them, but they might be even kind of bass light.
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These were a gift to my son. He says they are good, durable and the sound is good. However, the bass isn't too good. He really likes them and he would recommend people buying them for the price. Hope this helps.
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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.
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The bass is quite decent and full sounding considering that they are suppose to be for accurate studio monitoring. You can hear the lows, mids, and high all quite nicely. If you want something a bit more on the bassy side you should check out Audio Techinca's Bass Solid line of headphones, name is pretty self explanatory.
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For open headphones, these are pretty bass heavy.I would say that they have more bass than the headphones I've listened to personally. (Grado Sr60/80/325i, AKG K271,Q701)Personally, I would consider them to have good bass response and that seems to be the shared opinion of other owners on Head-Fi.
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Generally, no. These aren't really heavy on the bass, unless the artist recorded the music as being very heavy in the first place. They sound very good, but if you're looking for that THOOM, I'd pick some other headphones.
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They are really good. They are not too over powering with bass. I really like it. Even when it's on really loud it. It's not to bad. It doesn't hurt my ears like other headphones.
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I completely agree. To make bass, you have to move air.Having said that, these actually do so very well. I'm under the impression that those claiming the E2C doesn't produce bass either aren't getting a proper fit or don't understand how incredibly flat the frequency responce is (and should be).If you want boomy bass try Sony. They're cheaper.
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Yes, as a longtime audiophile I have no problem recommending these headphones. The dynamic response of these headphones seem quite good, especially considering their price. Understand however that the bass response of many expensive high-end headphones leave something to be desired, but these headphones have discrete bass amplification and are intended for listeners who appreciate a better bass response along with a good dynamic range. I originally bought these for gaming and because they fold up and fit nicely into my backpack, but quickly realized their sound quality also made them a good choice for listening to music. Hope this helps. Yes, as a longtime audiophile I have no problem recommending these headphones. The dynamic response of these headphones seem quite good, especially considering their price. Understand however that the bass response of many expensive high-end headphones leave something to be desired, but these headphones have discrete bass amplification and are intended for listeners who appreciate a better bass response along with a good dynamic range. I originally bought these for gaming and because they fold up and fit nicely into my backpack, but quickly realized their sound quality also made them a good... » Read More Yes, as a longtime audiophile I have no problem recommending these headphones. The dynamic response of these headphones seem quite good, especially considering their price. Understand however that the bass response of many expensive high-end headphones leave something to be desired, but these headphones have discrete bass amplification and are intended for listeners who appreciate a better bass response along with a good dynamic range. I originally bought these for gaming and because they fold up and fit nicely into my backpack, but quickly realized their sound quality also made them a good choice for listening to music. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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The bass is very heavy due to the 50 mm drivers, but you can always tune it down if your device has an EQ. Mainly these are for bass heads lol