tho, albums get expensive at $4 a track

aids

your eyes can only see CLI

aight, the 82 and NVX weren't of my tastes

I got my eyes on ATH-m50x, but I was wondering if the same price or slightly higher got me a better headset for my phone

welp, I want mine durable as possible

but it needs to work on an S7, so no 80Ohm

welp, that was a question I had

nvm then

welp, I dunno if S7 can get a 80Ohm to sound clear

aight, still, the m50x seemed to be more suitable, and people praise the sound quality

I want to be able to "feel the music" but not have bass take the prize.

really, your average lows and highs higher without loss of quality in those frequencies

tho, people say the NVX to have a rather unpleasant sound

I have crippling autism

welp, I have a higher budget

I want to be able to hear all instruments

yes

do you guys literally like in-ear?

feels like literal cancer

I feel bullied

nobody should have to live with in-ear

or over-ear which are just too small

it hurts

how do people even buy headphones if the reviews suck?

what color headphones give the best sound?

does pink really sound "sweeter"?

will I change into a trap if I listen to pink music?

what if someone here is deaf? <:thvnk:332928260004642827>

Chink isn't worth it. If a pair of heasphones say the sound needs yo burn in, it's not a good pair of headphones. @ping me when Chink made a good pair

burn in is a hoax. Unless your foam cussions don't fit tightly, there's nothing that'll make the sound better after a while of listening

unless your pair of headphome is so poor, the best sound is of them degrading after a long use already

listen to a few pairs of $200 phones in a hifi store, new ones. They sound good.

and unless you buy this $1000 brand, whatever it was, they don't "burn them in" in their factory

literally, burn in is your ears being used to the shortcomings, and filtering them out

and a trick to sell your phones

again, referring to the manufacturer saying they burn in their headphones before shipping them. I dunno which, and it was only one doing it

only high-end, ofcourse

well, they're still brand new.

actual usage wears them down

this is just letting them play a frequency with no wearinh

wearing occurs then

just sayin, it's a cheap trick for expensive headphones

psure it's not even true, just marketing

really, chink aren't overpriced and good entry-level, but there haven't been any phones being great

just, being decent and being good