I’ve used the pro 10’s and the A70’s… both were packed nice and had the same bag to keep them in… both were light and had amazing sound. £30 & £40 later with BT.. I was really taken back by the quality of the wires and added connectors and I have to add the comfort is pretty good. They are very light and a bit plasticky but what do you expect from the low price but we’re able to do what I wanted which is to give me good bass sound for Dj monitoring. So I had them for 2 years, still got the the pro 10’s but got rid of the A70’s and replaced with a really expensive but amazing build of pioneer.(£299) I really like the A70’s as they are super styled and fit right over the ear… you can even Daisy chain the OneOdio allowing 2 pairs listening at the same time.
You should get the award for the best "unboxing video" ever. I don't know how I would have ever unboxed a product without this type of video. It is not just the "opening" of a box but the detail of how to remove the various pieces. I have no idea how I managed to do this in the past without detailed instructions. I also appreciate the detailed subjective review - would leather earcups work better than high end camel hair? Would the headphones have more air, impact, transparency or detail that those slimey objectivists can't even measure? Thank you for coming over to the dark side.
The dark side indeed but I'm enjoying it so far. As for the unboxing, I have zero interest in unboxing videos but doing it myself and trying to make it interesting is fun.
ohms don't neccessarily mean better. just more amp dependant. DT880 600 ohm still sound like a $200 headphone even with a speaker amp. You also don't need to spend a lot of money to get hi-fi. KPH40's are a sleeper headphone that would wipe the floor with any headphone under $200. All you need is a linear phase EQ plugin and some time to make a profile to flatten them and then they beat any studio monitor earphone under $700. I suggest using Crinacles frequency graph when making the flat EQ as others aren't as accurate.
I have a pair of the Odio A70s and other than they are rather bass heavy sound pretty good. Not as clear as the pair of Koss KSC 75 clip ons I have, but not terrible. Unlike yours, the earcups are more vertically oblong than circular, and fit my ears and large noggin better than a number of headphones I've tried, but they do fit snug and wearing my glasses with them becomes bothersome after a while. That's true in a different way with the Koss clipons and most other cans I've tried.
I have the pro 50 now I want to order the pro 60 What are the difference between them 2 ? Maybe the pro 60 have bigger ear cups over your ears 👂 that's what I want
I have another model from the same manufacturer, a few years now the headband and swivel looks virtually the same as these. I like the sound but the swivel broke a few times, very hard to glue, and the headband widened to a point that the headphones are loose on the head.
I hazard a guess here; the neodymium magnet you once messed with is still stuck to the radiator? 😁 Or did you have a bruised thumb for a week? You are 100% right re. the headband; the traditional style with a strong connection between the two ear-cups, and _separate_ flexible band resting on top of the cranium is much more comfortable. My preferred ones are the Sennheiser HD540 and HD250 (the resp. open-backed and closed-backed sibling models of the late 80's/ early 90's); by far the most comfortable ones I have ever found.
I suspect that this is unlikely to happen. EDIT: I think I intended this reply to be for a different comment. The frequency response of these headphones is good.
A few times, to the point of "oh no not the monkeys.."."not the room with the red bricks"..and 3.5mm interchangeable brought sanity finally.@@AudioMasterclass
Headphone cables and commercially mass produced cables that are very flexible have wires that almost certainly require necromancy (Or worse!) to solder properly. 😬
