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Question: Have hearing loss, need need clear, precise mid + high range sounds for voice.   Bass unimportant.  Is mike get in way, or a nuisance? Don't need mike
Document: And yes I did hear the bass - perfect mid-range of all dynamic sounds. My advice is to get the J2's if you are looking for a cheaper alternative that sounds much better than the J3's. I still will be looking at other options for a satisfying ear-bud experience, so if anyone knows of a excellent sound experience - drop me a comment.
I just got these, I mean literally JUST tried them and they are AMAZING! The sound quality is super clear, even with the very first use. The bass sounds great too, which is hard to find in earphones. To get the best sound, you have to stick them a decent way into your ear, which intimidated me a little bit at first because I've never had earbuds like these before (just the typical kind that come with iPods and whatnot) but they are VERY comfortable!
The JBuds J3, right out of the box, were fabulous in producing clean and clear sound in the high and mid ranges. No screeching voices, and very distinct and separate sounds in all ranges. I was in awe at how clearly I could hear the music.I read on JBuds website that a break-in period was required, so I hooked these headphones up to my computer for three nights and played music at a moderate volume. After three days there was a noticable difference.
I bought this for my girl and as noted by other users it is like a bunch of noise or better yet it is like my boss talking to me and I decided to put the volume up - now that is nerve wracking and the sound that these ear-buds transmit is also zilch variance. No bass and only high and I mean high treble. There is no range whatsoever on the transmission of sound for these buds.
It is clean base that balances with the sounds across all the other ranges. If you like base that thumps and drowns out the rest of the music, these may not be for you. If you like base that is strong and clear and enhances the overall music experience, but not overbearing, these are great. That being said, when I turn the base all the way up on my Sony Walkman, these headphones thump without killing the other ranges.2.
If you ask me, anyone buying in-ear headphones knows that bass is a compromise (unless you get ones specifically designed to produce good bass) so I shouldn't really be complaining here - you know what you're gonna get. If you stuff them in all the way they do a good job of isolating you from noise, and actually start to sound much better.
So the headphones are exactly what I expected...not great, but better than most of the earbud crap that is out there. Good sounds, overall I'm pleased with them. What gets me is that one day after I get them, the zipper on the case breaks off. I know, not a huge deal, but I excepted it to last for more than a day. Either way, if that is the quality of their products, I probably won't be getting anything else from them.
There was an in depth review from someone who sounded like they really know what they were talking about. That reviewer also sound arrogant in his knowledge.However, he was correct, the sound in these is too tinny. Too much treble not enough bass or range.I wouldn't reccommend these. Unfortunately, I don't have a better reccomendation as I am on the search for a better sound producing pair of earbuds.
I never have very high expectations from earbuds - I tend to find them uncomfortable at best, and unwearable at least. I was looking for a pair of reasonably sound-isolating headphones that weren't giant, and these were on sale, so I gave them a try. The 4 different sizes of silicon bits give a large range of customization. I'm sticking with the second smallest ones. They're pretty comfortable - I can wear them all day.
Both produce great sound, but the JBuds J3 exceed both in the high ranges. (I would highly recommend the Audio-Technica for anyone looking for noise-cancelling. They are great on flights and in noise environments)The JBuds J3 reproduce excellent balanced sound across the entire range. For the price, these are a steal.After finishing my tests, I wrapped the JBuds up for my son, and ordered a pair for myself.To address complaints I have read from others:1.
Answer: There is no mic, so it won't get in the way. I've noticed these earbuds don't have much treble, but have more mid and low ends when playing music. I like these earbuds because the cord is really light.