I can't stand audiophiles. Delusional fools with a superiority complex.
I can't stand audiophiles. Delusional fools with a superiority complex.
I wouldn't call anyone delusional for feeling what they feel about certain products. What I can say is I expect each time I come to this forum is the total put down of other peoples choices. I could care less if any of you are audiophiles or mad scientist- the bottom line is what satisfies our unique individual listening pleasures. What some of you may think is top of the line and must haves, some of us don't think that way!!I can't stand audiophiles. Delusional fools with a superiority complex.
I bought & returned the Shures, Apple & Bose. None of them provided deep bass and honestly, I don't get the Bose hype. There hasn't been one headphone they've made thats made me say these are the ones to keep.Obviously, as any opinion is subjective as to the diversity of the person answering this question.
But I have owned a pair of Shures, the Apple in-ears, the Bose in-ears, Beats Tour (returned due to lack of in-line remote control/mic), and other crappy pair.
I've snatched them off my head; have even dropped them a few times and they never broke. Did you grab them by one side to pull them off your head? Since you tried them at BestBuy it's a good guess they were display models and there's no telling how much they may have been abused before you came along.Just tried the beats solo at best buy yesterday, they sound worse then the beats. And when I went to take them of my head they snapped in half! I was shocked lol
Just tried the beats solo at best buy yesterday, they sound worse then the beats. And when I went to take them of my head they snapped in half! I was shocked lol