Creative EP-630 In Ear Headphone (New): Perfect for Zune, iPod and many other MP3 players
- In Ear Design
- Light weight
- Very Attractive
- Excellent Sound and Build Quality
- Great value
I owned both Sennheiser CX300 and V-Moda Vibes, which are in the $60-80 price range these days, and ultimately returned both because I thought their sound was so muddy. But... I am certainly not a bass-head; clarity, detail, crispness and brightness of sound are my thing. With the Senns and the Vibes I felt like I was listening to music through a wet washcloth, and had to monkey with the EQ on my player extensively to get a sound that was comfortable for me.
After returning the others, I reluctantly purchased the Creative EP630's, expecting them to be similar to the Senns (since they look almost identical). I thought maybe this is just how OEM headphones sound, and if that's the case, I'd much rather spend about a third less for the same muddy sound.
As soon as I got them out of the box, plugged them in and fired up some music, I was simply BLOWN AWAY. To each his/her own, but these cans deliver EXACTLY the sound I had been looking for, without having to obsess with EQ. Crisp, rich detail with a smooth balance across the spectrum of lows, mids and soaring highs. I am hearing subtleties and nuances in my music I never knew existed, with an expansive soundstage for this price class. And all this for about a third of the cost of their competitors.
This is one case where inexpensive does not equal CHEAP. Excellent product, highly recommended.
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Product Feature
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Description
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Driver
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8mm Neodymium magnet transducer
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Frequency Response
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6Hz ~ 23kHz
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Impedance
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16 ohms
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Sensitivity
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106 dB
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Cord Length
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1.2m / 48 Inches (Oxygen-Free Copper Cable)
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Input Plug
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3.5mm stereo gold-plated mini-plug
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Net Weight
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9g / .31 Ounce
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