Rza Chamberz Vs Dre Beats

[corky831]

my friend said luda's were pretty good....anyone use those?

[Mumm Ra]

mumm ra fully endorses these finely manufactured headphones

http://www.amazon.com/Sennheiser-HD-...8026246&sr=8-1

although ive been wondering how those rza headphones sound just out of curiosity. ive yet to find a single review...although searching WESC headphones on amazon.com they seem like an incredibly shitty company as far as headphone history

[billo]

I just want to listen to my mp3 and on my laptop.

Has any ever got a pair of chamber yet?

[G.O.D.F.A.T.H.A.]

Originally Posted by corky831

my friend said luda's were pretty good....anyone use those?

Yea I own two pairs of Luda headphones. They are excellent. You should buy a pair son.

[grt05]

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[corky831]

^ thanks man....sick links

[grt05]

Let us know what you go for!

I've got the closed back Shure SRH840 for home listening and mixing.

I use the Shure SE215 for when i'm out of the house, travelling. They are in ear monitors so provide better isolation than normal headphones. The SE215's are good...nice punchy bass,,,but the high end isn't that great.

[silent_whistler_uk]

Originally Posted by grt05

It all depends on what you want your headphones for............

Bare in mind these are very accurate studio reference headphones. If you are listening to low bitrate music that has been mixed or mastered terribly, the headphones will make that very clear to you.

If you're listening to high quality FLAC/320kbps MP3...it will sound amazing.

At the end of the day...there is no point in paying over £100 for headphones if your source is wack. Do not listen to music on youtube or download poor quality 128kbps mp3's.

Avoid Bose/Beats/Skullcandy.

enough said... straight to the point..



well said..