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witch headphones?

thecrecarc

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with ONLY this infomation witch one?
#1
Frequency response: 20 - 20,000 Hz
THD: Not Specified
Nominal impedance: 32 ohms
Sensitivity: 105 dB SPL
Cord: Not Specified
Weight: Not Specified
Connector: 3.5mm
Microphone Type: Not Specified
Microphone Impedance: 1.5k ohms
Microphone Frequency Response: Not Specified
Features: In-line volume control


#2
* HEADPHONE SPECIFICATION
* Frequency Range:20Hz-10K Hz
* Impedance:32 Ohms
* Sensitivity:92 dB SPL
* Cord Length:6'

* MICROPHONE SPECIFICATION
* Frequency Range:100Hz-10K Hz
* Impedance:2K Ohms
* Sensitivity:-58dB +-3dB @ 1KHz

i can't giev u any more info, and the price don't matter and they both feel good on my ears, witch headphone?

edit: woohoo! i got model numbers! #1: HP-259
#2: CD-750A
 
i googles HP-259 and thoes cost 6$


so im gonna go with the other ones cause i coldent find them on google
 
Specs really tend to be lies when it comes to audio equipment. From big names like Sennheiser down to no-name brands you buy for $6 they claim things like 20Hz-10kHz response but generally the only audible response is between 200Hz and 2,000Hz or even less. If all you ever used are cheap headphones then you won't even notice this. The first time I put on good headphones was...amazing...though.

Between the two of them I wouldn't say there is anything to choose. Flip a coin or take which ever strikes your fancy.
 
Specs are kind of like cpu mhz, a general guideline but no more. Much of this is because it's up to manufcturers to test their own equipment, and standards vary. A much better method of determining what headphones you want would be to read up a bit on head-fi.org and answer a few questions - what your budget is, whether they're for portable use, whether you want isolation (you can't hear much outside noise and people can't hear what you're listening to) or not, and what type of music you listen to.
 
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