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Question: Using HD555 with 128>320 kbps mp3? I've bought most of my songs from iTunes and the quality isn't too great. Would you recommend using these headphones if these are the only things I'll be listening to?
Document: These a great headphones! I've been most impressed by the clarity, and how smooth and pleasing everything sounds. I have been using Sennheiser CX300 in-ear buds and Sennheiser HD202 headphones previously, so these are my comparison. When I got the CX300 and HD202, I was already excited at the new things I was hearing in the same songs, and again I am picking up even more things that I had never heard before with the HD555. Lows, mids, highs all sound very clear.
These are top of the line headphones with a mind blowing sound. The mix is superb and crystal clear. The price was amazing, great savings. I bought these for my music recording course in college where I will be using them to master and mix my audio. The headphones are light and comfortable which makes them great if you're using them for an extended period of time. I would not recommend these for on the go listening because they are not sound dampening.
I got sick of skullcandys breaking on me all the time and thought I should upgrade. I am so happy I did. These headphones are amazing. I hear things in songs that I've never heard even when I've listened to said songs hundreds of times. One thing I have noticed is that I have to play with the equalizer in iTunes on certain types of songs to make them sound right.
I've been using these for about a month now and I'm happy with my purchase. They did press pretty tightly on my head at first, but as I wear them I'm either getting used to it or they're wearing in a little. I can wear them for 4-5 hours with no problem now. They sound great, i do a little bit of bass boost for my music in itunes otherwise things just seem a little tinny, but really overall they sound great.
I paid under 60 dollars for these headphones almost a year ago and they are still working as good as the first day i plugged them in! The sound quality is great, i found myself hearing things in songs i have listened to for years that i never heard before. Along with using this for with my music player i have been using them when playing pc games and chatting with friends, and the quality and comfort is just as astounding when doing so.Really though im just amazed at the durability.
I've owned these Sennheiser HD-555's since February. When I first received them, I was in awe of the "out of the box" sound. I couldn't stop skipping around my music collection to hear what I'd been missing. So many nuances gone unnoticed previously, which now lead me to a greater appreciation of the music I have. Most of which, is burned in mp3 format at 320 kbps, if I could help it. So not even having it in wav or flac formats leave me wondering.
I don't own many CDs at all, but after getting the HD-555s I went and bought some of my favorite albums on CD so I could re-rip them at 256 kbps. Most of my music is 128 kbps, and these headphones aren't quite nice enough to make them sound awful by comparison.How you'll use these phones is very important if you're thinking of buying them. They're ideal for home listening, movie-watching, or gaming, especially by yourself.
I've also tested them with my Creative Zen Vision mp3 player. They passed with flying colors. They are extremely comfortable to wear, you even forget you have them on at times. My Bose Quiet Comfort headphones can't touch these in terms of sound. These headphones are open air phones so they're not really made for outside use. Sound leaks out and outside noise creeps in. But that wasn't an issue for me because I'll be using them solely at home. I can't wait to try them on my LP collection.
Decided to get into high-quality audio listening and saw that these were a good choice for entry-level. Bought them, and can definitely tell the difference between these and my old $10 koss headphones. Also bought a sound card for my computer and started recording music in FLAC. (free lossless audio codec/supposedly much better than mp3) I can't really tell FLAC>mp3, but can easily tell between these and any other headphones I've had on.Good fit.
People complain about the long cord but I've come to expect that with high quality headphones and it's actually beneficial in one scenario so I'll live with it. If you want great sound at a reasonable price and don't care if anyone else would get bothered by the noise, then these are a great buy.
Answer: These are a bit overkill for iTunes mp3 songs, though you certainly won't be disappointed. If you get them, try listening to a CD and then the same song as low quality mp3. You'll be surprised. Keep in mind that the better the headphones, the better source has to be. You will notice white noise, some clipping, and generally a muddy sound with an mp3 compared to a CD or a FLAC/WAV.