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Question: Is there any microphonics on this headset? seems like they are using breaded cable....
Document: Each item, is small in comparison to audio quality.Another topic that has been discussed is cable noise. To help alleviate this I have been using the slide that merges the wires. This seems to help to keep the wires from rubbing on my collar and neck, etc.I would recommend these to anyone looking for great audio quality without having to spend $300-$500
The manual suggests wrapping the cables around your ear performer style but if you did that the controls would be damn near in your mouth. Even just letting the cables fall directly out of the ear I find the controls too high on the cable.I have owned headphones with the straight plug like these and those with a right angle plug. I so prefer the right angle. This I was able to see before I bought but after using I miss the right angle design of my last ones.
The larger tips allow fuller closure, and deeper bass (if that's what you're looking for).2. De-kink the cable. Some users have complained about the cables, which seem inflexible out of the box. Don't bother trying to smooth them out manually; instead, make sure they're straight while using a warm hair dryer.3. Don't pull the terminal ends.
I have been using the klipsch reference S4i for a little over a month now and after all of the criticism from previous customers on the design, cable, and the bass, I'm glad to say that it really is up to the person using the S4is to decide. First off I will say that the cable is extremely stiff and after leaving the headphones hanging for well over 24 hours, it still retains all of the curves as if I had just unboxed them.
I feel like I am always fighting the wire when working out, as it seems to stick to my neck or arm and cause tugging on the earbuds. The smooth mesh sheath on my old Custom-2's was much less prone to tangling and did not stick to itself or to my skin.All in all, these are a great-sounding, great-fitting set of earphones at a good price. They're almost exactly what I wanted, just wish they kept the smooth mesh sheath from the Custom-2.
i've been using sony headphones for years and i now regret it, these things are amazing. if you enjoy music like i do then you will love the sound reproduction these offer. crisp highs and the bass!!!! im definitely sticking with Klipsch from now on
The sound is crisp and clear giving you the ability to hear small details in songs. The Bass is SLIGHTLY on the higher side which in my opinion is perfect a majority of the market today. Using high quality Foam Tips makes these sound like buds much higher priced.
Also a bit noisy, i.e. when jogging the stiff cable transmits noise through to the ear. The only thing I like about the cable is that it is quite short so it is less likely to grab on something ... but other people are complaining about this very same feature ... go figure!
If you've ever handled speaker wire, that's what you can imagine when you think of the cable. Though it's still the same thickness as the S4's, it's much more durable, and I'm not afraid it's going to break on me like I was with previous models. They also chose to have a clear cable, showing off the twisted copper wires inside. It's a good look, and personally I like it a lot.
The don't really stay in ears all that well. Don't notice any great sound compared to standard iPhone headset which was represented
Answer: They do have microphonics. I did not have a good experience with them.