Ce casque a une très bonne bande de fréquences, est léger et très agréable à utiliser. Qualité audio remarquable pour cette taille. Parfois les contrebasses de l'orchestre paraissent quelque peu envahissantes et manquent de clarté, mais ce n'est pas forcément la faute du casque seul. Je recommande cet article. Read more

Als Klavierlehrerin suche ich schon seit Jahren nach offenen Kopfhörern, die klanglich an die Sennheiser PX 100 herankommen. Damit unterrichte ich seit vielen Jahren. Und ENDLICH!!! bin ich fündig geworden. Der Klavierklang ist toll bei den Koss Kopfhörern. Sie sind nicht so bequem wie die Sennheiser aber man kann nicht alles haben. Offene Kopfhörer sind kaum noch zu finden. Ich habe mir gleich mehrere bestellt und bin versorgt für das nächste Jahrzehnt. Read more

I love the sound of the Koss KPH30. An unexpected treat given their low price, they're airy and have great treble balance and clarity. They're not very comfortable for my big head for more than an hour or so, though, due to pressure on my ears. I figured these would have a similar sound but be more comfortable. For the most part, I was right. They are more comfortable in that they rest lighter on my ears (you can almost forget that you're wearing them). I also like that they barely use any plastic.. I could see the '30s plastic getting brittle and cracking over the years (time will tell, though). These look more elegant, and weigh almost nothing. Not using as much plastic also heightens the impression of quality/luxury (not that these are going to be mistaken for $400 Mezes..). The interchangeable cable is appreciated, as my new phone unfortunately doesn't have a 3.5mm. I haven't purchased the C-cord yet, but it's a nice option to have. Sound-wise, the treble is slightly softer and more rolled-off than the '30s. Still plenty of detail, and they're less fatiguing (not that I'd call the '30s fatiguing.. just that these are even less so). Perhaps a smidge less bassy/punchy, but still good for the class. I'd say these are even more spacious-sounding, though. These are the kind of headphones that you close your eyes and throw your head back to be enveloped in sound. That's a marvel at this price point, and something that Koss probably does the best, which is why despite having significantly more expensive headphones from multiple boutique brands in my collection, I still consider Koss one of my favorite brands and keep coming back to them. You get so much quality sound for the money, they embarrass most brands costing 2-4x as much; and when you do find headphones that are truly better, you look at how the Koss are a mere fraction of the price, and you kind of laugh to yourself about the law of diminishing returns.. So ultimately, while I do miss the extra bite of the treble of the Koss KPH30s, the added comfort and even more spacious sound mean these are still the ones I use most. Even for those of you that have much more expensive sets, I still recommend buying these, even if just to use when you travel. I originally bought these/the KPH30s as a cheap travel set, but I like them so much they're pretty much all I use anymore. It's kinda funny--15+ years ago it was the Koss PortaPro that first captivated me and made me obsessed with sound. I wouldn't have guessed that I'd be back to midrange Koss sets all these years later, but here I am. These feel and sound like a contemporary analog to the PortaPros. In a way, it feels like home to me. Read more

If you want some kickass headphones these are definitely one of the best price to performance pairs you're gonna find. It's made pretty "cheap" and yet feels more premium than a lot of other stuff I've tried around, and even above this price; they use a thin strip of metal for the headband so it *shouldn't* crumble into dust eventually like with some plastic headbands I've tried, and if your head is wider than the profile of the headband it should be able to handle a little bit of careful bending, though this will reduce how much the drivers clamp onto your ears. Because they aren't using some crappy, heavy molded plastic these are also incredibly light and I have no issue with wearing them for hours if need be. In terms of the sound quality the drivers used on these are pretty massive and to me sound great; from what I can tell not super balanced like a studio monitor pair (which I was daily driving prior to getting these) but, if you're not mixing audio why would you need monitors in the first place, and if you don't have the budget for an enthusiast setup why pay more than $60-70? These are just great for listening to music with and with the stock pads the drivers are pretty much right up against your ear. After about a year of use the stock pads started falling apart so I swapped them out for some thicker yaxi pads but as far as I can tell it didn't really change the profile of the sound, and they're even comfier to wear now. Read more

Excelente sonido, las frecuencias medias y medias bajas son el estandarte de estos auriculares. Entregan un sonido oscuro, pero que resulta muy agradable para escuchar voces, ya sea femeninas o masculinas. La respuesta de frecuencias se sale de la típica forma V, esto puede descolocar a quienes no estén habituados a este tipo de sonido, pero lo recomiendo ampliamente por ese motivo. Son auriculares que se benefician de la calidad de audio, cuanto mejor sea ésta, mejor será su respuesta. Read more

nothing to write here,no need to think twice,grab em if you love music.. Read more

I couldn't believe the quality of sound I was getting out of these old-fashioned headphones. Read more

Honestly I'm shocked. These headphones sound amazing. Incredible resolution, instrument separation, and clarity. It's been a while since music has been this fun. I ordered some Yaxi pads to go with mine and slapped on an EQ from the AutoEQ project on Github. These are probably my favorite headphones I've ever owned. Incredibly light and comfortable while sounding phenomenal. Read more