Panasonic RP-HTX80BE-K Wireless Bluetooth Headphones, Comfortable Overhead Retro Style with Microphone and Dynamic bass with Acoustic Bass Control - Black

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The Koss Pro-44! are also one of the best values in accurate, musical high fidelity headphones available today, and so much fun as well – a perfect example of the retro ideal!

But where it really matters – in sound quality – the tech is extreme! Superb proprietary aluminum voice coils and the highest quality components and engineering lead to a sound that is not just fun, it is incredibly accurate and life-like. They are also among the most beautiful and highest quality premium products I’ve ever seen, and get our very highest recommendation. Conclusion: Why Are Retro Headphones So Great?

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We used the Panasonics the way we figured most folks purchasing headphones in this price range would: straight from the headphone outputs of an iPhone 4, iPod shuffle, and Dell Latitude D810 laptop. We also kept handy hand several pairs of headphones for comparison, including the Bowers and Wilkins P5, Sennheiser MM 500-X, and Phonak Audeo PFE122. According to the company, the wooden housing helps the diaphragm deliver a finer, more accurate sound with more depth. This, along with their extraordinary strength, durability and wearing comfort, are why the Sennheiser HD 25 are the true choice among the hippest DJs today – and why they make an amazing choice for anybody else. We found that the SchoolMate Deluxe Stereo Headphones are soft and cushioned. They have a braided nylon cable that is six-feet long, leatherette ear cushions, and an adjustable headband. Each set of headphones comes with a sturdy carrying case. They are easy for the kids to use and fit well on small heads, and kids can place the soft leatherette ear cushions over the ears to cut out ambient noise.

I’m supposed to end these buyer’s guides with questions like: How can you find the best retro headphones for you and your needs? And not only have the Porta-Pro been in continuous production for nearly 20 years, they have remained consistently at the top of so many best-of lists and buyers guides every single year! In conclusion, the Marshall Major IV On-Ear Bluetooth Headphones wowed us with their battery life, allowing up to 80 hours of playtime, and you can charge them wirelessly. This feature was one of the reasons we were so delighted with these headphones. With the plush padding, wearing them for extended periods was much more enjoyable. Bass is strong, fast and sometimes intense – boosted beyond what we might call “neutral,” but so much fun. Vocals and mid frequencies come through with real presence and without distortion or harshness, and high frequencies are surprisingly well extended, fast and almost liquid in sound.In conclusion, the Panasonic Retro Bluetooth Wireless Headphones have a sleek design and most of the features you may desire. These headphones provide a strong and reliable Bluetooth connection, long-lasting batteries, and come with a pleasant vintage design.

Made for Years– several of my choices for best retro-style ‘phones have been in production for decades – one for more than 50 years! – and while a lot of tech has been introduced in that time, the basics of high fidelity sound – light, low distortion drivers, solid housing, low diffraction and high phase coherency and more – haven’t changed much at all (although these headphones have often benefited from many years of subtle improvement and refinement). When we did focus on the sonics, we noticed that the Panasonic RP-HTX7 had a big, full and warm sound, with a slight emphasis on the midbass. Music that was already generous in this area, such as the album Villa Manifesto from Slum Village, could sometimes sound a little too boomy, but it never thumped its way into a one-note drone and still had decent pitch definition and clarity.

We found that the sound isolation that they provide keeps out undesirable sounds while keeping your music from escaping. Moreover, you can adjust the headphones to the right fit for your head. Another great thing is that the Koss Pro-4AA Headphones are professional-grade stereo headphones designed to use in recording studios, and radio and television broadcasting facilities.

If you compare the JVC Basic gumy to great headphones at higher price levels you can easily hear why people pay more, but compared to anything at this sub-bargain price level these are absolutely amazing sounding buds, and it’s easy to understand why even audiophiles love them, and so many people make them their beater / daily commute in-ears of choice. They aren’t as boomy as Beats – not anywhere close, in fact – but these Panasonic 80s do have remarkably deep, strong and dominant bass. And their high frequencies are sparkling and prominent, and yet have very low distortion and always sound sweet.There’s no folding mechanism here. The cups wiggle laterally a little to fit your head, but they don’t fold in to take up less space when off your head. A well made pair of headphones that is the perfect choice for people who don’t want to spend a lot of money, and who want first-rate quality, very high levels of accuracy and musical fidelity, and at the same time a fun, exciting sound that works great with all kinds of music. The Panasonic RP-HTX80B are light, and have full-size cups. This ensures they steer clear of the most common headphone comfort issues. They don’t hurt your ears, or clamp around your head too tightly. The headband is super-springy, though, making them secure enough to use on the treadmill. The RP-HTX7 also possessed a fairly cohesive and smooth treble overall for such a low-priced headphone. Higher-pitched instruments, such as the various cymbals, bells, and triangles heard on that electronica classic The K&D Sessions from Kruder & Dorfmeister, had good presence, even if they did seem slightly subdued. While the Panasonics couldn’t reproduce timbral resolution and inner detail the way much more expensive headphones could, what sonic information they did serve up still sounded fundamentally correct and was always easy on the ears. Sound quality is perfectly good bar one pervasive, annoying issue. These headphones have a real problem in their mid-range.