Denon AHC351K In-ear Headphones (Black) Reviews

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This may be a clinker especially for the picky audio geek who prefers vocals & female voices out front but for most listeners wanting a giant knock-down improvement to the earbuds or in-ear monitors that came with your iPod or Mp3 player, the C351k are a guaranteed can't miss. from Headphone.com By far some of the finest quality in-ear headphones I've ever used. I've owned shure, sony, and now these Denon's and they easily rival my Sennheiser on-ear headphones for audio quality, and due to the noise-blocking of the in-ear style they are much better for use in loud or noisy environments. from Amazon.com At roughly $40, these earphones offer great sound and comfort for a reasonable price. I was not happy with the standard Ipod earbuds but did not want to fork out $80 or more for the Etymotics or other earplug type phones. The Denon's tonal balance is not bright for a change, and some may wish for some more pronounced highs, but I think it is a nice change from the often fatiguing harshness in this area. I am perfectly happy with the bass response using the Ipod's Bass Booster setting--the only EQ setting on the Ipod that does not sound terrible in my opinion. from Amazon.com The right earbud cord is significantly longer than the left, which results in the cord flailing around during exercise and is bothersome in general. I'd return them if I could and because this flaw is so obvious will be hesitant to buy any other Denon product. from Amazon.com From reviews, it seems clear that inner-ear phones provide superior sound quality to buds. MOST IMPORTANT - QUALITY SOUND I played my iPod for a while, switching from the iPod buds to the Denons with different songs from jazz to pop to rock & roll. In my opinion: from Amazon.com Highs are somewhat overbearing (I get ear-fatigue above 10kHz) unless I use an EQ setting that reduces the highs. I'm having trouble finding an EQ setting on my iPod that I like with these phones. Yes, I'm picky - I'd spend more but I'm married with kids, you know the story... I bought these phones based on reviews here at Amazon. from Amazon.com I bought these Denons to replace the OEM earbuds shipped with my Cowon iAudio 7. Even with my age-diminished hearing, the music sounds real. from Amazon.com I have just received the DENON AH-C351K in ear headphone. Let me say its one of the best headphone out there for the money. from Amazon.com Just got these to replace a pair of Etymotics Er-6 that died in the left channel. I'd have to say that I like these better. These Denons are a significant jump in sensitivity over the Er-6. I wouldn't recommend the Er-6 for an MP3 player, but the ER-6i might be better according to the specs. from Amazon.com At roughly $40, these earphones offer great sound and comfort for a reasonable price. I was not happy with the standard Ipod earbuds but did not want to fork out $80 or more for the Etymotics or other earplug type phones. The Denon's tonal balance is not bright for a change, and some may wish for some more pronounced highs, but I think it is a nice change from the often fatiguing harshness in this area. I am perfectly happy with the bass response using the Ipod's Bass Booster setting--the only EQ setting on the Ipod that does not sound terrible in my opinion. from Amazon.com

Released	1 year ago
Design	Ear Buds
Usage	Consumer
Max. Power Handling	20 mW
Compatibility	Personal Audio
Cable Length	4.53 ft.
Connectivity	Cable
Driver Unit Size	9 mm
Frequency Response	20 Hz - 21 kHz
Impedance	17 ohm
MPN	AHC351K
Plug Material	Gold
Plug Type	3.5 mm
Sensitivity	110 dB
Sound Mode	Stereo
UPC	081757508056
Weight	0.11 oz.

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