Impressive sound for the size

I have the headphones first heard in an electric-discounters. Unlike other mini headphones they were (probably because of quite upscale price) filed under the "big" headphones for the living room. Since I was just looking, I have just left (small) to the right (Large) is part and was very impressed, especially in direct comparison from the excellent sound of AKG Q460 - there were even most of the large, circumaural headphones far not keep up:
- Rich, almost even a little overemphasized, but not "lumpy" and distortion-free bass (wherever the coming of this size)
- Good, I think natural sound in the middle and higher frequencies
- Total, of the slight bass Lastigkeit apart times, beautifully balanced sound

I have certainly not a perfect pitch, so you form your own opinion. The Q460, it is all worth it to listen to him. From headphones (various in-ear models, AKG K430, AKG K181DJ, diff. Sony and Sennheiser models), which I had been and I, it is definitely the best. A big plus for me is not firmly on the headphones attached cable (for even a shorter version to fix them). I had seen many headphones for cable damage, plug fractures, loose contacts, etc. to throw away and hope that I now just in case get replacement (?). Oh yes, a wired remote control for volume control and a hands-free microphone for iPhone & iPod is integrated. The volume control works via buttons, which is much better than the K430, where the far too smooth slider makes even with minimal contact, what he wants. Another practical aspect: When I turn up my iPod right, fly me away almost at Q460 ears. Good for people like me who like to listen to loud music sometimes.

For me, the headset is its high price so far absolute value. One star deduction there because of too much bass - that's he first handset, which I leave my iPod "More ups" running on EQ setting to compensate for the somewhat ;-)