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Question: Can these be used to listen to an ipad?
Document: I don't travel or listen to music any more, so can't comment on that.
The main focus of this review is still the DTX501p, so the following will describe what the EQ will and won't do. The text chart of the actual EQ settings is on my dalethorn site under Hifi Misc., and the graphic chart is under Photos and Audioforge. Note that the Audioforge equalizer is being used with its default bandwidth (&#34;Q&#34;) settings only, and so moving any one setting up or down also affects adjacent frequencies.What the EQ won't do: It won't change the basic nature of the headphone.
I've been researching headphones for a while now and one of the most important aspects to me about a headphone is comfort. Sound is important but comfort is whats needed to even appreciate the sound. I kept reading that these Beyerdynamic makes the most comfortable headphones.Once I received it and used it, it was comfortable for a while, more than 2 hours. I had to adjust it so the headband wouldn't touch my head so much. The sound was ok. There is a lot of bass and distant sounding treble. Once I took it off, my ears were aching for 10 seconds.
Have a surprising ability to keep sounds out and music in - better than some noise cancelling headphones I've used. The jack is right angled, makes for neater use, and the cable comes out on one side, which is so much more usable. The plastics are tough looking and the headband has a good bit of steel so that won't break without serious force. They fold quite flat and the included carry case is better than the cloth bags from other brands, but the case won't stand up to being trampled on. An airpline adapter is also included.
Isolation is average - aout 10 db at the treble frequencies but less less lower down, as it is with all non-noise-canceling headphones. Leakage is low, but if used in a very quiet office next to other cubicles, the people in those cubicles might hear faint sounds if the DTX501p is played at medium-loud volumes.Build quality is good (mostly plastic), the headband has a fairly light clamp, the earpads are soft and have a quality pleather covering, so good comfort can be achieved when the earpads are positioned properly on the ears.
Very good headphone. Only drawback is it doe's clamp down on your head like other reviewers have said. I have to take them off every one in a while to air out my ears. I use these headphones in the bedroom to listen to the T.V. and they are excellent on voices on shows I watch on the Roku box. I recommend these for watching movies or T.V.
After drooling over the Bowers and Wilkins P5's and deciding at $300 that was too much to spend, I decided to check the DTX 501P based on reviews. I was not disappointed. Super sound, with decent highs, strong mids, and rock solid bass, and they deliver a higher level of volume than other headphones/buds I've used when the compared using same source. I have a pair of over the ear Sennheiser's that were about $120 8-9 years ago, and the DTX 501Ps sound better. They really are 'lightweight' and quite comfortable to wear, but they have a sturdy well made feel to them.
My hearing isn't what is used to be and have trouble understanding dialog. I have found very few headphones that sound clear enough to understand speech - and they seem to be the ones that are very heavy, extremely large, and very painful after short periods of time. I decided to try these primarily because of the weight and price. They are now my favorite headphones for the TV and other electronics. Dialog is very clear - headphones very lightweight with a narrow headband - extremely comfortable for long periods of time even with wearing glasses - the one sided cable doesn't get tangled - the L-shaped plug is great for my android tablet - they fold very nicely for storage.
These little guys are perfect. Don't be fooled by their small size. The bass response is amazing. Very well balanced and accurate headphones. I got these cans for jogging ( I go hard on trail running. These headphones stay on my head in the perfect listening position the entire time)  but soon realized they're great for mixing too. I also have the DT 770s, used for mixing. When my ears need a rest I'll throw on the DTX's. Sometimes I prefer using the DTX's for a general mix which turns out pretty accurate after I check the mix on my studio monitors.Just get them.
These are the best headphones I ever tried, and the least enjoyable to listen to. Let me explain. The headphones have a fantastic ability to give you every detail in the music or speech. The levels of instruments are perfectly rendered. Each instrument is individualy discernable, distinct with no coloring. I could visualize the instruments in the soundfield, and the space between them. They can bring you into a recording, with musicians around you. These are amazing headphones for the price.They're comfortable to wear, very adjustable.
Answer: Works with iPhone so there is no reason it shouldn't work with the iPad.