expat_mike
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keeper of the quays said:
There is a time and place to try and construct sentences using random words, under the pretence of 'creative writing'.
That was not either of them.
There is a time and place to try and construct sentences using random words, under the pretence of 'creative writing'.
That was not either of them.
do you think? It's called humour...bit of jollity! If you live a boring life. Filled with chasing about finding tedious things on google..thats fine! Each to his own..are you mates with the major? Stuffy old bores..go back to sleep mate.expat_mike said:
keeper of the quays said:
I don't get the feeling that many people are rolling on the floor laughing. Has anyone ever told you that you're funny? I don't mean in the sense of being funny as in weird, you're probably quite used to hearing that, I mean humorous funny of course.
I usually just scroll right past your posts now. Life's too short.
TrevC
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keeper of the quays said:
I have them too! Do you find them a little bass light? I use an eq app on my HTC phone to boost it up a bit.
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If you can manage to get a good seal round the ears they should be fine,nice full bodied sound,they're no Dr dre beats that's for sure . I've read in some forums that Some folks with larger ears usually have a problem getting a good seal.But pound for pound they're a bargain at today's prices.
busb
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Anyone can find themselves funny but the real test is when other people agree without any hint of irony. Weird may be a better term.
To answer the question, I prefer speakers over phones. I do listen with phones (P5 Wireless) when I'm out & about that are the best ones I've ever owned. Headphones are generally not that comfortable after 30 mins, I hate cables so use Bluetooth. Another issue is the lack of cross-talk with phones - they are generally fine with classical music but quite horrid when listening to music that suddenly cuts one channel completely - it feels like that particular ear is being sucked out.
I listen to headphones when I have little alternative such as when I'm out, in bed or very late when listening to speakers would disturb neighbours.
To answer the question, I prefer speakers over phones. I do listen with phones (P5 Wireless) when I'm out & about that are the best ones I've ever owned. Headphones are generally not that comfortable after 30 mins, I hate cables so use Bluetooth. Another issue is the lack of cross-talk with phones - they are generally fine with classical music but quite horrid when listening to music that suddenly cuts one channel completely - it feels like that particular ear is being sucked out.
I listen to headphones when I have little alternative such as when I'm out, in bed or very late when listening to speakers would disturb neighbours.
I'm sorry but your withering critique is interesting? You just scroll past my inanities..yet you tarry awhile to make a utterance? Thank you for taking the time to comment...do you realise I have been here on this site for a few months, yet you have been here 2008 and I have posted more than you have? Why is this? maybe I am over zealous in posting all sorts of twaddle! But strangely my posts get responses? Keeps the forum chundering along...come on..post more..pauln said:
keeper of the quays said:
As your post tally seems very important to you here's another response for you to reply to, to keep your tally heading in the direction you so desire.
As you said, you post mainly twaddle, and drivel. You're not clever, you're boring! Get a life mate! Enough said.
You have a pair of AKG 550s? I would of thought all headphones sound the same? No I don't find them bass light! They are very good..look like ear defenders! No street cred...but for money can't be beats by Dre..TrevC said:
Prefer speakers, although I guess that in terms of detail and realism some of my headphones come out ahead, but I far prefer the soundstage and visceral impact of speakers, even if I do have to deal with room interactions, etc. I find speakers to be far more involving.
As an aside, I found the AKG K550 to be a little bass light (then again my most used headphones, the HD650 and P7 are pretty bassy), but not too bad. I'd use them without EQ personally.
As an aside, I found the AKG K550 to be a little bass light (then again my most used headphones, the HD650 and P7 are pretty bassy), but not too bad. I'd use them without EQ personally.
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