Rza Chamberz Vs Dre Beats

[billo]

Which one's Sound better, look better and which is got the better biuld quality?

Next month im getting my Chambers anyways.

Just some google resarch.

[Martial-Expert]

When are they on sale again?

[billo]

There out already. In london Wesc has a store.

[digiblunt]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VAGKI64Kf5Q these are insane ))

[Decka]

when the fuck are they gonna be available to buy online again

[Luz]

They're both ridiculously overpriced. Why don't you try to research some quality headphones instead of buying a product because some celebrity endorses it.

[UNCLE RUCKUS]

^word

[billo]

Iv seen other headphones going for £1000 (cant remember the name), and iv seen some Bang and Olufsen one's to but they cost too much i just want to listen to my Ipod G.

Max i wanted to send is £300. Maybe i should get Bang And Olufsen headphones to be different. http://www.bang-olufsen.com/form2

But nobody in London got the Chamber Yet.

[Lex Lugor]

My headphones costededed like eleventeen dollas with employee discount.

[billo]

Yea i got a pair that cost £20 but the sound quality shit.

[corky831]

i was wondering this as well...are beats or RZA's better, and are they even good headphonees? I wanna get a nice pair...any suggestions

I do love the colors of the beats headphones...just don't like them for 300 bucks, they should be 100-150 i think

[Heavy Ammunition]

Audio Technica ATH-M50

$150 bucks.

[corky831]

^ just checked those out....they look nice, but some of the reviewers said they are just OK with an ipod....what headphones will work well with an Ipod or MP3 (excluding ear buds)?

[THE MASON]

if you are a casual music listener and dont care to hear small nuances of music and have the money to blow, get either Beats or Chambers, im sure they dont vary much, they do have "studio" quality headphones but i highly doubt they compete with other high end audio companies

[grt05]

It all depends on what you want your headphones for.

If you want something to listen to while your at home...in the studio..then something like the Shure SRH840 will be perfect.



Bare in mind these are very accurate studio reference headphones. If you are listening to low bitrate music that has been mixed or mastered terribly, the headphones will make that very clear to you.

If you're listening to high quality FLAC/320kbps MP3...it will sound amazing.

At the end of the day...there is no point in paying over £100 for headphones if your source is wack. Do not listen to music on youtube or download poor quality 128kbps mp3's.

Portable use i would say the ATHM-50's too...or something from ultrasone.

Avoid Bose/Beats/Skullcandy.