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Bose® AE2i audio headphones
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Panasonic RP-HTX7AE-R Retro Style Monitor Headphones - Red
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DescriptionRetro style high quality monitor headphones with adjustable housing. The HTX7 appeals to all generations of music fans with its retro design and modern technology. These closed headphones block out background noises so you can truly immerse into your music wherever you are... |
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Head-Direct RE0 In-ear Noise-Isolating Headphones
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DescriptionHead-Direct RE0 In-ear Headphones, with the nick name "Kylin", are one of the best In-ear headphones in the world. * In-ear Design, 15-20 dB isolation |
What is your opinion of Bose Speakers ?
Bose never gives the frequency response on their speakers, their high end speakers lack crossovers, which I think are essential for good sound.
I think all of the classic Bose insults have been covered so I'll leave that alone. They usually have a range of 40hz - 13khz or so with the lowest frequency depending on which speakers you are talking about. Also, the Accoustimass systems generall have a lack of coverage in the 200-300hz range. Basically, they're not worth the money. I think everyone forgot to mention "yesterday's technology at tomorrow's prices" Bose is still using paper drivers, they don't have tweeters, and they really haven't changed anything in years. I believe the reason that people like them so much is "perceived clarity" because their frequency response isn't very good they seem less noisy to some people and so the appear to be clearer, but this is just a guess based on 3 years at Best Buy selling the stuff, I could be wrong. Then ofcourse there is the advertising, they advertise and they have Paul Harvey. How could any baby boomer not trust Paul Harvey? I hope this answers your question, and now you know the rest of the story. Good Day!