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Using the Bose 700s, so wireless OTE

KanWan posted...

Both

Sony MDR7506s and Apple wireless ones

I have the Galaxy Buds Pro 2's, but they're only my go to when I rarely use them at work or when I'm out and about and waiting. Media consumption is usually more of a car or home thing for me.

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Wired Sennheisers. I have some old JBLs from 2021, but I have a dumbass personal tradition where I go on holiday and bring back new headphones. The cord on the JBLs is degrading, so I take them out, but when I'm home I throw on the Sennheisers.

My hearing is getting more and more fucked, I think I'm gonna lose my hearing in my 50's if I'm super lucky, probably earlier. Good headphones don't matter when your ears' ability to make out fine detail is sealed. But as far as physical comfort goes, the padding on these headphones are second to none.

Wired OTE and wireless earbuds pretty equally and frequently

I hate headphones and I'm not an audiophile.

I use earbuds unless I'm gaming, I've got hyperx set for games that require good directional audio and voice comms.

Gen 2 AirPods when using an iPhone, Pixel Buds A series when Im on android.

Just a couple regular old sets of cheap wired headphones. I need to replace them soon.

Sennheiser HD 598SR. At this point I can't go back to regular headphones.

Sennheiser HD 560S for at home gaming

Swap between first gen AirPods Pro and some wired earbuds I can't remember the model of when I'm at work listening to music or podcasts

wired earbuds for now (and VERY infrequently)

Grado SR-225

Not sure of the model, but I recently bought some Sony "earmuff" style headphones for work and I like them.

My previous headphones kinda sucked for work because the screen-printing press I run is kind of loud, so I had to turn the volume up high. But with these new headphones I can't even hear the press at all.

Galaxy Buds Live and I just bought AKG N700NCs.

HyperX Cloud II

TheSuperSilver posted...

Galaxy Buds Live and I just bought AKG N700NCs.

I had a pair of the beans once

Shure earbuds that come with rental in ear monitor packs, got like 30 pairs

Wired over the ears.

Over-ear wired at home.. Been using an hd800s past few days but my main is usually the hd600. I like hd800s for gaming mainly.

In-ear wired when I walk my dog. I'm using something called a 7hz salnotes zero.

Skullcandy Push Active. Wireless earbuds that have a thing (I use very technical terminology) that goes around your ear. They stay on pretty good

Even split between wireless ote with noise cancellation and wireless in ears.

OTE when chilling at home, in ear when doing anything active.

Wireless Sony wh-1000xm5, never had an issue with phones losing 3.5 mm jacks, good riddance

I don't use any headphones or earbuds.

Still rocking the Sony MDR 7506s I've been using since, like 2010ish.

Astro A10, wired OTE

bknight posted...

Wireless Sony wh-1000xm5, never had an issue with phones losing 3.5 mm jacks, good riddance

Same but still have the xm3s.

The 3.5m Jack was a battle I fought until we lost. And then i was like "oh...this is actually better"

pinky0926 posted...

Same but still have the xm3s.

I have these too. I got them on black friday but I think they're the best sound for the price

My hd6xx is missing. I haven't seen it in over a week now. Thought I had left it in a pile of laundry but it's not there wtf

AKG K701

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Wired over the ear. My main pair I use at my computer is a set of Sennheiser HD800. Got a great deal on them a while back.

HyperX Cloud II

Been using my over-ear Senny's since I got them last december.

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Used a sr009s today for about 4 hours. Bought it a year and a half ago but prob have worn it fewer than 100 hours. It actually sounds pretty horrible unless you add a +4db low shelf at around 500 hz. Then it starts to sound better imo. Boost up the bass by +5 to +10 db afterwards to make electronic music more enjoyable.. For about 30 mins itll sound like it has the clearest audio ever. After 30 mins my ears are too fatigued to care. Still has problems with its honky upper mids and lower treble Imo has too much volume. I know this type of tonality is prob why it sounds so clear tho but it is too much for me to handle.

To fix this issue I use oratory1990's eq presets to set it close to the harman curve. Makes it sound slightly less clear but more fun.. it sounds closer to a hd600 (a hd600 w/ bass boost) but cleaner in the bass cuz of its much lower distortion.

Only gripe that remains post-eq is its bulky size. Weighs in at 450 grams not including the cable. At least it has a floating headband so weight distribution is ok. Not something I'd wear all day tho.

I dont use any. I only play games at home, so I dont see the point.

Jarvus brand or something in the ear wireless. . I dunno but they sound good

Some cheap Chineseum wireless buds. Thy work surprisingly better than some name brands I've tried.

A wired Dt 770 pro. Although I am interested in modding them and making them wireless.

Sony WF-1000XM3 for wireless.

Bowers & Wilkins P7 when I'm sitting at home.

i use these on the go:

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Sony Linbuds S