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1. 

   dinosauract
   March 10th, 2010 - 03:06

   KSC-75 is the latest edition of the popular and performing Koss KSC-series. All of these models, 35, 50, 55 and 75 years is based on the same driver 60 ohm (also used in the Porta-Pro, KTX Pro-phones). The initial model, 35, is considered the standard for all low-cost, portable headphones are compared. The 35 original was a black, clip-on model building, to be very shallow and to fit closely to the ears. It ‘been a pretty nasty out, awkward bits, and often had problems with his thin foam padding pieces. E ‘was updated on 50 and 55 models, more “modern” looking silver clip-ons and behind-the-head models. The problem with these was that they were much heavier and does not fit so firmly against the ears. Even if pilots were shot the same sound a bit ‘because of loose fit.

   75 moves a little ‘closer to the 35 original’ one of the founders of the phone, but not as much as 35 tends to fit perfectly in your ear, which helps to make sound a bit ‘fuller. They are nice and bright and are very comfortable. The clip is a different design, is positioned in the right place as the original 35 or hinge between 50 Bend just around the ear, leading to two problems with this design. Length of wire, metal sheet may be a problem. Secondly, it tends to turn off the headset cup mounting clip, when the ear headphones. Simply snaps into place again, but an inconvenience. When properly placed, it takes a little ‘practice the sound is typical Koss KSC. The sound is pleasant and perfectly reasonable, detailed and transparent. There are roll-off at both ends of frequency, but this can easily be corrected if the player has an equalizer. Even without compensation, but the sound is pretty good. Despite the rating of 60 ohms, 75 is quite easy for low-power portable drive. In absolute terms or relative to how the $ 50 phones, like Sennheiser HD-497, the Koss KSC-75 is not protrude, but at a price below $ 15, it’s amazing. They easily Trump one of the phones included with buds or portable and are easy to transport because of their weight and small size. Another excellent, cheap Koss tel.

   Update: with a more, I became more impressed with this phone. Its sound seems to have opened with more break in. And ‘now very open, with rich sound and deailed – incredible for this price range. After several uses, can be adjusted properly when they go to clip almost immediately and stay there and are very comforatble. This should minimize the amount has to adapt and extend the duration of the clip. Also, the headphone cups sometimes snap off the clip even during normal handling. But in all this is an incredible bargain. Now rate this phone one to five stars.
2. 

   tomjonesrocks
   March 10th, 2010 - 05:26

   Others have hailed these headphones’ “bang for the buck” value, and not wrong. Inexplicably, 90% of headphones at Amazon. Com seems to have a 4-star (which may make it difficult to choose, and are difficult to understand why the lions share of consumer-grade headphones are terrible * *), but these are actually a bargain. headphones have literally famous are by far the best sound you can buy for the money. In truth, they are * very * good as KSC-35s they replaced (which was a bit ‘lower and slightly more expensive), but the KSC-75s really good * * incredibly good for the money. Seriously.

   You can choose the look disassemble or clip mechanism for this type of headphones are not your cup of tea – but if you evaluate the first sound is * amazing how good these sounds for the price. As for what those costs, stop shopping and buy only those now.
   
   KSC-75 headphones is the king of the budget.
3. 

   Jason E. Luba
   March 10th, 2010 - 06:36

   The Koss KSC75 is a convenient and versatile portable supra-aural (by ear) headphones (or “bins” as they call them audiophiles). They use the same transceivers have the same level of Ohm impedance and offers some of the other features Koss HiFi, but are lighter and seem to be designed on the go “lifestyle. (I saw cans HiFi, you might want to check out my review of them, as I have given them five stars.’m Still strong.) At first listen, the KSC75 good as their cousins five stars, but PortaPros watch. I have two sets, now that I have to postpone Koss for sharing. Fortunately Koss offers a lifetime warranty on these headphones, but you must submit payment for the shipment of the payments for you from Koss, and write a letter describing the problem, all taken with the defective product that you ship at their expense.
   < , br /> Note that I do not listen to bass heavy music, but my main choice of music is what I call “the three C and B, which is Christian, Classical, Country, and audiobooks. I do not use high-volume products or sub-par with any number of pots that I use. But with both sets of Koss KSC75, at least one transceiver (left and right, both on a set), has started to create distortions that trills, reverb and echo in one week! It seems to use the superior quality of transceivers HiFi model in a series of clip-on, with a plastic bag is not a well thought-out design.

   I noticed that these headphones are falling prices since I bought them. I think people are beginning to take on the shoulders even. If you found yourself in the sad situation of having a bad series that I have done and can return it for a full refund, I recommend you do so. If you liked the sound quality (and I), I would suggest to buy Koss HiFi model. They are compact and fit into a small bag (included) and you can literally fall asleep in them. Not escape during training, either. Both are “open”, which simply means that if the volume is up high, there will be the dispersion of sound. But the losses HiFi actually far less than many other portable cans I use, but are robust, reliable and comfortable. If you have a pair of Koss KSC75 headphones and was not wrong, I can honestly say that you’re a lucky man! I like the atmosphere, sound, and I can even take them with my glasses, but the ear pieces are solid, but they continue to decompose. I was lucky that they broke, while Amazon has guaranteed them in order to get compensation, but are broken, too.

   In summary, I recommend them to you with a warning that you feel the need to replace them (maybe more than once I have done), through Amazon or wherever you buy during their Free replacement / refund time or you can just pay more money for Koss will send you another pair, which may have the same problem. The KSC75 is a “fair” to buy for the cost, but if you want to stick with Koss and as audio, hi-fi is better and it is difficult to have problems with them. If you really need a pair of clip-on portable headphones, I strongly recommend the Sony MDR-Headphones Q22LP. (Feel free to check out my review of these headphones portable, too.) Thank you and good listening!
4. 

   J. Thomas
   March 10th, 2010 - 07:31

   Clip-ons, as they are, no sound or Pro Sport Pro brings these ears. These guns are very low speed weight too much for me. These little wonders slip on over the ear with the “rock” acts such as ear pieces are a pair of glasses. They have a “bright” crystal clear sound and do well with rock and guitar-oriented music. They sound closer to the Sennheiser PX 100, but the KSC75 are much brighter and sharper sound. The PX 100 are more neutral and balanced sound, but it costs $ 40 – $ 50 and has recently undergone a facelift with any subsequent changes to the sound. The KSC75 are a mere pittance of $ 15 to $ 20. You can not do better!
5. 

   Birru
   March 10th, 2010 - 08:22

   Getting an iPod is what I finally did in order to ensure that the money spent on decent headphones. I first tried the Sony EX71 because friends have said good things, and well, were white. It certainly sounds better than Apple’s stock headphones. More information (low, but not necessarily better), better midrange, and a few pleasant surprise soundproofing. I was happy.

   As a result, I ended up doing more for the headphones for listening at home (Flat + subwoofer + late at night = eviction), so I did some research looking for performance for entry-level headphones for home use. I ended up getting Alessandro Music Series One Headphones (basically a mellow with bursts Grado SR125 – Headphones also good). “Alexander was a revelation, like my first serious headphones. The Sony EX71 suddenly become a joke.

   Well, after much research, one name kept when it came to Nice , cheap portable headphones: Koss. Many models have been suggested: KSC35, KSC50, KSC75, hi. I fell for the KSC75, because they are small, clip-on, and they would attack a beautiful setting, in addition to mounting safely . I was skeptical, however, because they were less than one third what I paid for my Sony.

   Messy KSC75. I was impressed. But I have an open mind, so I gave them listening. Those suckers can rock! give a very rich sound, surprising for the size and price. THE BEAT absolute Apple earbuds and my old Sony. And not by a narrow margin. The base is impressive and laudable tight. The midrange is real body to it. E-pitched sounds appealing, too. They also improve with a headphone amplifier, so that even a small room to grow. I can not think of anything more than $ 50 sounds better. not really have severe defects in Sonic $ 50 and beyond its scope. Given the ridiculously low price Amazon sells them, should anyone in their right mind has trouble with the KSC75 run. I’m a backup to my noble Alexander.

   KSC75 passed the driving test. They fit well, are easily adjusted, and I’m sure. I am also quite comfortable. I can also hear enough about me that I am aware of the traffic.
   < br /> Negatives: These headphones do not offer anything in isolation, so if you need it, I think Shure or Etymotic. If you’re worried about style, they may not suit you. It is as if you have small, UFOs Silver clipped to your ears. Personally I am glad that are not available in “mug me white.”

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