Is the J55i better in low bass and bass overall or the J88i?
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If your a person that enjoys deep soundi bass I would go with the J88i. They have a lot of bass and the terrible is nice and clear. But if your on a budget than the J55i will be good enough. If you have a little more to spend than treat yourself to a great pair of J88i's. You won't be disappointed either way. ;) Hope that helps.
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If your a person that enjoys deep soundi bass I would go with the J88i. They have a lot of bass and the terrible is nice and clear.But if your on a budget than the J55i will be good enough. If you have a little more to spend than treat yourself to a great pair of J88i's. You won't be disappointed either way. ;)Hope that helps.
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Thanks for your question. They both have great bass, the 88 has more articulate bass. They are wonderful sounding headphones.
1304190
the 550 very clean and crisp for vocals. If you experience background noise, check your signal chain, or ambient noise. The 551 is great for guitars, or anything (except drums) you might use a classic 57 for.
366895
I happen to have both. The Big Jam Box sound is better, especially in the deeper range (i.e. bass), but the cost of this speaker compared to the Big Jam Box makes this the better buy. The sound quality of this is not as loud are as broad of a range, but well worth the price.
180087
I got the fiio e11. Just right for me and I love bass ... But not overpowering to the expense of the mids and highs.
616287
I would not think that the UE 600vi to be the choice for bass lovers as it is more for towards the treble/clarity side. You might want to check out the UE 900 instead although the price range differs alot.
924521
All the way! The sound quality is totally different....it's excellent (especially when compared vs. intensity). I upgraded them and was the best decision.
603549
The answer is yes; relatively. The 882i is an excellent tool, I've had it for years now, and it makes my set-up sound bigger (and sharper) than it really is. The low boost really sets your subs free!
384052
The base on their other system (5.1) seems stronger but sometimes drowns out the speaking parts. The lifestyle system is calibrated better so all sound is much better between the bass and treble parts. There is still plenty of base and you can change it on the menu if you want more.
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Answering with the caveat that everyone is different, what sounds clear and airy to one person may sound over-bright and fatiguing to another. If you can, listen to both before you buy. To me, the se846 sounds much better than the se535 -- I'm not a bass-head, but I like the punch the se846's driver gives the lows. The mids are solid and well-articulated while the high's are smoothed out just enough to take the edge off of them (I listen with the blue "balanced" filters in). To me, the se535 sounds ok bordering on muddy for the lows, decent mids, and with ok highs bordering on tinny. I mentioned the filters -- the se846 comes with a set of three you can remove and replace to suit your ears or music: white "bright", blue "balanced", and black "warm". Bright shifts the response towards the highs (for more analytical listeners), warm shifts the response towards the lows (for the bass-heads). With the se535, you just get the factory tuning. Hope this helps, and happy listening :)
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depends what you owned previously, I owned SR 80 previously and I went to test both of them before I bought it. my ears trained for SR 80, and when I tested SR 225i , immediately I can hear the difference, mainly in sound staging and bass when I tested SR 325i, I found my self trying so hard to find the different, there are few but not very subtle to my ear ... maybe after using SR 225i for few months / years I can feel it ! I listened to acoustic guitars (artist: Jubing Kristianto) and I love how much clarity it feels compare to SR 80 and I believe for Blues, you will definitely feel the bass, solid yet soft and far from muddy
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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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I have never done a side by side comparison of the two but based on the specifications of each model it's safe to say that the differences would be noticeable. The 225i's are, in my opinion, the single best headphone you can purchase without having to purchase a headphone amplifier. They have a bit more bass than the 225i's yet retain the mid/high soundstage that is so typical of Grado. The upgrade will be in vocals and bass. Basically, I absolutely think it's worth the extra coinage to purchase the 225i's.
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Yes.....the overall sound quality is better. Good bass, excellent mids and highs. Love this thing and would recommend it to everyone.
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I had the Monster Turbine Coppers a long time ago. Probably, they will give you more bass. But the mids and highs won't be quite as clear. For a lot of bass with highs that are also clear you could consider the Xiaomi Piston 2.
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CX200 is better because is capable with low frequency waves. It means better bass experience.
1374098
In my opinion, completely with the 50$. The solo beats only cover so much of the ear. Whereas, the studios cover the full ear. And I believe the studios are much stronger bass wise. If you are into that stuff.
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The CX300ii have a frequency response of 19-21,000Hz and the JVC Xtreme Xplosives go down to an unbelievable 5Hz. JVC covers more "lows"(5Hz) and also covers more "highs"(25,000Hz) than the CX300ii. Apple's earbuds are just for hearing something come out of the other end and that's it. If you are looking for an earbud that sounds like you have a 12" subwoofer in each ear, then JVC is the way to go. I am talking about the deepest bass you have ever heard in your life. I am a bass freak and not everyone is the same, but these JVC earbuds are absolutely INSANE and literally BLEW ME AWAY!!!!!!!!!!! The CX300ii have a frequency response of 19-21,000Hz and the JVC Xtreme Xplosives go down to an unbelievable 5Hz. JVC covers more "lows"(5Hz) and also covers more "highs"(25,000Hz) than the CX300ii. Apple's earbuds are just for hearing something come out of the other end and that's it. If you are looking for an earbud that sounds like you have a 12" subwoofer in each ear, then JVC is the way to go. I am talking about the deepest bass you have ever heard in your life. I am a bass freak and not everyone is the same, but these JVC earbuds are absolutely INSANE and... » Read More The CX300ii have a frequency response of 19-21,000Hz and the JVC Xtreme Xplosives go down to an unbelievable 5Hz. JVC covers more "lows"(5Hz) and also covers more "highs"(25,000Hz) than the CX300ii. Apple's earbuds are just for hearing something come out of the other end and that's it. If you are looking for an earbud that sounds like you have a 12" subwoofer in each ear, then JVC is the way to go. I am talking about the deepest bass you have ever heard in your life. I am a bass freak and not everyone is the same, but these JVC earbuds are absolutely INSANE and literally BLEW ME AWAY!!!!!!!!!!! « Show Less