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Don't Buy the Ultimate Ears Super FI 5 Pro - Until You Read This Review!
These earphones have dual drivers for highs and lows. The strong low end, which is great, might give you a scewed reference since most earphones do not have the best low ends. These earphones are perfect for listening to any type of music. Ultimate Ears are made to deliver the best sound and fit possible. Ultimate Ears Super FI 5 Pro is the work of years of refining, testing, and designing. Ultimate Ears brings the best listening experience to every pair of earphones they make. The original sound of Ultimate earphones has been perfected to be quite impressive. You will enjoy a soft, snug seal perfect for noise isolation and long wearing comfort. These SuperFi 5 Pro will bring your music to life with very deep bass and truly bold sound. With the SuperFi 5 Pro earphones music comes to life. The individually tuned, dual armature speakers and patented dual-bore sound channel design delivers low distortion and deep bass at the highest volume levels. Let's take a look at all of the earphones features.
- Dual Drivers for wide frequency response and efficient performance
- Professional Quality Sound
- Noise Isolating Design attenuates outside by an amazing 26db
- Comfortable and Secure Ear Loops
- Includes Universal Fit kit and a protective metallic travel case to store earphones
Let me show you what current owners have to say about these earphones. Review by Kent Ultimate Ears, has been a longtime maker of professional in-ear monitors, has made the leap into the consumer noise-canceling headphone market with the Ultimate Ears Super FI 5 Pro has to be one of the best pair of in-canal headphones on the market today, so we decided to compare it with products from Shure and Etymotic that are similar in price. Check out my review site for the best reviews on Ultimate Ears Pro. It is my website that is devoted to helping you find the best Noise Cancelling Headphones. The most popular Noise Canceling Headphones on the market have been reviewed here. http://noisecancelingearphones.net/
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What headphones produce the exact sound of the Koss HV/Pro?
The Koss HV/Pro headphones are now discontinued but had a light seal around the ears of foam and leatherette and screening around the outside of the earcups. They produced a clear, deep, open sound without banging into the head and ears. The sound was not closed in. Is there a place to get these custom-reproduced or get refurbished ones? If not, what headphones are now producing that exact sound, and where can I get them?
Grado Prestige SR 125 - Headphones ( ear-cup )
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Technical Details
* Vented diaphragm
* Non Resonant air chamber
* UHPLC copper voice coil wire
* Standard copper connecting cord with 1/4 inch plug
* Winner of the 'CRITICS CHOICE' award presented by Sound and Vision
Most Helpful Customer Reviews
20 of 20 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars Superior clarity for the price, March 12, 2006
By Larry L. Hoffman (Grass Valley, CA United States) - See all my reviews
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It seems like I'm always a bit disappointed when shelling out relatively big bucks for headphones. The Bose QC2 offer great overall sound, but they cost $300 and don't operate without a battery. The Koss Pro4a's are also nice and far less costly, but they are extremely heavy and sound too flat (especially on the bass side of the spectrum) for my tastes. Upon reading about the Grados and given all the accolades these headphones have received, I decided to add them to my ever-growing collection.
The Grado 125s really surprised me in more ways than one. They look a bit goofy and the foam headphones didn't seem to fit well, at least right out of the box. The headband can be bent to provide a tighter or looser fit. The other surprise was the full 1/4" stereo plug - not a 1/8" with a 1/4" adapter. Thus, you'll need a reducer to play these on your MP3 player.
Now the good news. Voice and instrument clarity surpass even the Bose in my opinion. I have finally been able to decipher the words to some classics, which is to say you'll hear very minor nuances that provide superb realism and impact. Check out, for instance, Dire Straits 'Brothers In Arms' CD.
Plus, the extreme lightness is truly astonishing. I listened for hours with no need to give my ears or head a rest. I can't speak for headphones beyond the $300 range, but I'd recommend these $150 phones to anyone, hands down.
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