I bought a Sennheiser MX 90 VC and a PMX7O and don t know how to cook

LS is misleading! Sony and Senhai are well known to be incompatible. Senhai is relatively warm, so are some headphones such as OMX90 MX760 MX980 considered warm???

D2 and MX90 are a perfect match, i9 is also suitable, can improve the problem of i9 mid-frequency deficiency, this depends on what style of song you listen to! It's okay to listen to the general popular words.

For newbies. The simplest is. European to European.

Japanese to Japanese. Of course, there are those who like Japan and Europe to complement each other. Secondly.

Look at the soundstage. Senhai can actually be equipped with Japanese headphones. But Audio-Technica may not be suitable, and it will render disgustingly heavy.

Senhai is a relatively warm headphone, and it is also very easy to push. You can take a look at it with Sony.

The second floor is correct, however, I don't think the MX90 can cover up the i9's midrange. Basic, there are few so-called complementarities, unless it is a high-end product.

It depends on where you are, I just bought one today, 399

Now buy about 400 or so, it is recommended to take a look at **, generally MX90VC wire control is true.

Dude...

It's been discontinued

Aren't you afraid of buying fakes?

I'm good with the CX200...

iAudio D2 integrated BBE sound effects, Mach3bass, MP enhance, 3D surround, stereo enhance, this should be according to the different modes of ** **, if you are listening** use stereo enhance (stereo enhancement), mp enhance should be for *** and other lossy compression sound effects to improve, mach3bass should be to improve the bass. 3D Surround 3D surround sound for enhanced surround sound effect.

The MX90 VC is a very good dynamic headphone, and it is best to use the same as pink noise, which should be available from 20Hz to 20kHz, continuously from the highest to the lowest**. These audio discs are not hard to find, and many video stores sell similar audition CDs or burn-in CDs.

The second one is to choose a good ** to cook, and in terms of vocals, you can choose Cai Qin's "Ferry", "Just Like Your Tenderness", Faye Wong's "Sky", and Sarah Braman's "Moonlight Goddess". In terms of low frequency, there can be "Yanhuang First Drum".

There is no answer to this subjective question. What is the best? If you like it, it's the best! What others say is useless!

Headphones are actually the best natural cook, no need to deliberately cook! If you want to cook, you can find a radio, tune to a band where there is no signal, and plug in headphones! In addition, there are n many ways, and it is better to be natural!

The second one is good, mine is.

bose in ear2

European and American headphones.

In-ear earbuds optimized specifically for iPods.

It's a little more expensive than the price you give, but it's definitely an amazing earbud with an iPod in this position.

The positioning makes up for the lack of bass and flat timbre of the iPod.

Just give it a try.

Senhai's headphones at about 300 yuan are relatively average, and the strong bass is relatively turbid.

If you buy it online and don't worry, you can ask Ye Xiaofeng, the moderator of Sennheiser's official forum, for help.