“Fundamentally flawed in design. Haha Chris these are meant to be plugged into a Sony BT armband receiver and you wear with longer side going behind the neck. Gym setup.
First a happy new year to you and all viewers. When watching this I remembered I had a black version in my box with el-cheapo IEM's and I dug them up. The original tips weren't on them so after a quick listen I put some small bore tips on them and, indeed, these are great! Neutral. This tells us again that newer and more expensive ain't always better. It's very hard to get the sound right with these (relatively) new multi driver IEM's and more often than not a single driver sounds way better. The more reviews I see about that super expensive IEM's the more I am convinced I should stay far away from it. Sony made, and still makes, some VERY good and affordable stuff.
There are so many chifi that only costs 10 to 20 bucks but sounds good. For example, the Swing IE800, although they are Sennheiser IE800 clones. Happy New Year bro
Yeah, got a pair of these in today. These are really damned good. Good clarity, good detail, really nice tuning. Pity about the cable, but honestly, aside from being short it's no where near as bad as the cable on the MH1C.
Happy New Year bro. Fascinating that these crappy looking earbuds have such good SQ. Just realized I have these buds somewhere. I had a Sony smartphone and bought the NFC/BT receiver that these buds came with. Going to have to look for them. Cheers bro
These are strikingly similar to a pair of JAM earphones my sister bought me Kohls a few years go. The same shaped housing (lbeit the JAM ones had an inscribed logo in the plastic), same hole placement and same type of strain relief.... Maybe those housings are OEM? From how you are describing their sound, the JAM ones might even be using the same drivers or one very similar. The subbass is lethal, especially when I had it powered through my v40. it was pretty neutral in the mids and the treble had definite sparkle, badly recorded tracks had definite sibilance but otherwise i never noticed any painful sibilance. The soundstage was very big for an earphone. I also owned the swing ie800, those cheap clones, and they too are amazing. You can't find them in stores anymore, only online because JAM has moved onto bluetooth stuff it seems. You can find them more easily than the sony's nowadays, it would be interesting to compare them to see if they are indeed the same. They are called the JAM HX-EP010BK. They are exceptionally well tuned for something that costs around 10$. I loved them, until one day recently i stepped on them and the driver fell out.
Curiosity from some reviewers like you led me to buy one last month. Then I realized that it was fake. So, I purchased the Bluetooth set SB24 and it includes this piece. I'm totally agree with you. Physically it's awful but the sound is amazing. From the starting it was unbelievable. But it has cable noise and the cable is too short. The sound from SB24 is decent but not great. So, I had to use AK XB10 that supports AptX. In short, re-cableling is really necessary. I'm moving to Tokyo in two months. So I was wondering if you know someone who can change the cable.
I also got the Sony MH-750 with the SB24 bluetooth set and it's really great. The short cable works out fine for me since I mainly use them for listening in bed in the evening. I'm starting to believe that my ears don't share the same taste as many reviewers since I tend to like cheaper earbuds the best. I have tried many well regarded in-ear in the 50-250 dollar price range and still my favourites are the MH750 and a pair of Sennheiser CX 1.00 with foam tips. Bad Guy Good Audio Reviews has excellent reviews and taste, though.
i bought this for 4 dollar in my local online shop and modified this to mmcx detacheable pin for another 8 dollar, i dont regret it , this earphone sound really good
I actually have this set, it came with the SBH20 by Sony (good bluetooth receiver, survived 2 and a half years of continuous gym usage, and it still rocks). About a year ago, the cable, because of the material it is made of, caught up A LOT of dirt, and finally I was too disgusted to use them. So I completely remove the cable, and made a promise to myself to replace the cable with something better. Well, I completely forgot it. As far as I remember, the sound wasn't something special, but that's probably because I was using them only through the SBH20, which didn't have very good SQ (that shitty short cable was the reason). So I will put cable that's laying around, and listen to them through the V20. If they turn out as you said, then an mmcx termination is coming. As far as the termination goes, I would prefer the mmcx one. In over ears, I would consider the 2pin, as the mmcx connectors are a bit suceptible to stress from the sides of the connector. But given the fact that these are gonna be worn cable down, I'd say go with the mmcx. They are way harder to disconnect by themselves. Also, it's very easy to put a custom termination, especially mmcx because of the nature of the connector. If you don't find anyone close to you, I could do it, just mind that I am quite far from you, so it would take some time for the pair to arrive
I've just received a set of these. Oh my god these sound great. They sound better than iems that are far more expensive. Anybody know how to recable iems?
I dunno if you can still found ah-d600 in stores, but I bought them after trying shit ton of the big names in store, that "everyone" recommends - AKG, Senheirser, Shure, etc. However i'm no longer in Japan so I can't try IEMs in person - could you recommend similarly sounding IEMs? In my opinion ah-d600 have quite non-studio sound, but still sounds good. I bought KZ-AS10 to try IEMs, but these are too "studio"/analytical, I also bought "BA10" as a gift, and these are even worse. Are any of the "true wireless" headphones good sounding?
Sony MDR-EX110LP. Believe me, if you are a basshead, this pair rocks. IMO, for the price that you will pay, the only real downside is the built quality 👍 Thanks for the video and happy new year boss! 🎉 🎉 🎉
Oh I was quite surprised to hear that you don't believe in burn-in. I'd be happy to see you do a video about headphone burn-in from your opinion/experience.
I believed it comes with a sony bluetooth receiver that has been discontinued. I reconnected mine with mmcx connector, left the cable around 2-3cm and soldered mmcx connector. It’s so ugly but it sounds good so that’s OK I guess.
I coudn not listen to them with the orange tips I put tin t2’s blue foam tips and the magic happened for me, also maybe the new cable will enhance the sound also...😃❤️
Check the Panasonic Drops 360° Luxe, is amazing for price $30-40 dinamic driver 13.5mm Double Coil and metal housing... And sorry for my bad inglish, saludos desde México...
What about the mh750 which is said to come with all the xperia phones? General consensus by the mass public on those are that they are crap since they are the cheapo earphones that comes with the phone.
@@BadGuyGoodAudioReviews did some reading on the forum and some said they prefer the 750 to the 755.. 750 have a longer cable compared to the 755.. would like to hear your opinion on the 750 and whether theres any difference from the 755. thanks
Oh and the reason why the other reviewer rated the mh755 as private was because he felt that giving it a rating would cause too much controversy about how good they were. Something about how they were worth a lot more. If you had no idea of the price, based on sound how much would you have been willing to pay?
Those Sony IEMs are really awesome for free. I've had one for the past 5 years that I use as an occassional beater. So you're wrong on the build quality. Those things aren't built like a tank, but if you don't treat your gear like shit then those things last a long time. I do believe in burn in for some dynamic drivers. But nowhere near 100 hours. I'll always full blast pink noise for an hour if I don't like what I hear. 95% of the time there's no big difference. But the 5% that there are changes (still very subtle), usually grainy treble can get smoothened out.
Ps. I think those 755s are the ones supposed to be bundled with the Bluetooth dongles for Sony. My 755s got demolished by my dog. I had the 750s and those are the ones with longer cables. I'm a fan of the J type cables when on the move.
burn-in is just your ears and mind adjusting to the sound of the headphones. you learn to appreciate your stuff over time. IT HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH THE DRIVER. that is nonsense.
“Fundamentally flawed in design. Haha
Chris these are meant to be plugged into a Sony BT armband receiver and you wear with longer side going behind the neck. Gym setup.
thank you for your honesty, much appreciated, happy new year too
Thanks. Happy New Year!
You were right! I bought one from Kanoya, and reterminated to mmcx and running balanced. Sounds lovely! Thanks for the info;)
your videos serve as white noise in helping me read because your voice is relaxing
Cool. I can dig that :)
I got 3 pair of these delivered today. Holy shit they are amazing for the price. I'm going to recable them tomorrow. Thanks for the rec.
after that process. How it sounds?? and how did u change the cable?
BRUNO MAURICIO TARCO ROMERO Yes you connect MMCX female connectors to the earpieces and use an aftermarket cable with MMCX connectors.
Happy new year bro! Thank you for your reviews! I’m enjoying both BGVPs
Any chance you could put your hands on Tansio Mirai TSMR 3?
Should have a set in the next couple days
First a happy new year to you and all viewers.
When watching this I remembered I had a black version in my box with el-cheapo IEM's and I dug them up.
The original tips weren't on them so after a quick listen I put some small bore tips on them and, indeed, these are great! Neutral.
This tells us again that newer and more expensive ain't always better.
It's very hard to get the sound right with these (relatively) new multi driver IEM's and more often than not a single driver sounds way better.
The more reviews I see about that super expensive IEM's the more I am convinced I should stay far away from it.
Sony made, and still makes, some VERY good and affordable stuff.
There are so many chifi that only costs 10 to 20 bucks but sounds good. For example, the Swing IE800, although they are Sennheiser IE800 clones. Happy New Year bro
Yeah, got a pair of these in today. These are really damned good. Good clarity, good detail, really nice tuning. Pity about the cable, but honestly, aside from being short it's no where near as bad as the cable on the MH1C.
Happy New Year bro.
Fascinating that these crappy looking earbuds have such good SQ.
Just realized I have these buds somewhere. I had a Sony smartphone and bought the NFC/BT receiver that these buds came with. Going to have to look for them.
Cheers bro
The cable is so bad is requires a mod. Sound is great. Not world beater but for what used to be my AD01 rec, these are now that. Happy New Year!
I have a re-cabled, legit MH755. It's very enjoyable.
Happy New Year BGGR!!!
Happy New Year bro!
Gonna buy a modded one because of your reaction. You're the only one I trust in these kind of thing and your reaction says it all.
did u manage to get one ?
@@Priss933 yes from our local modder.
Happy New Year bro....👍👍👍
Happy New Yea!!
These are strikingly similar to a pair of JAM earphones my sister bought me Kohls a few years go. The same shaped housing (lbeit the JAM ones had an inscribed logo in the plastic), same hole placement and same type of strain relief.... Maybe those housings are OEM? From how you are describing their sound, the JAM ones might even be using the same drivers or one very similar. The subbass is lethal, especially when I had it powered through my v40. it was pretty neutral in the mids and the treble had definite sparkle, badly recorded tracks had definite sibilance but otherwise i never noticed any painful sibilance. The soundstage was very big for an earphone. I also owned the swing ie800, those cheap clones, and they too are amazing.
You can't find them in stores anymore, only online because JAM has moved onto bluetooth stuff it seems. You can find them more easily than the sony's nowadays, it would be interesting to compare them to see if they are indeed the same. They are called the JAM HX-EP010BK. They are exceptionally well tuned for something that costs around 10$. I loved them, until one day recently i stepped on them and the driver fell out.
Curiosity from some reviewers like you led me to buy one last month. Then I realized that it was fake. So, I purchased the Bluetooth set SB24 and it includes this piece. I'm totally agree with you. Physically it's awful but the sound is amazing. From the starting it was unbelievable. But it has cable noise and the cable is too short. The sound from SB24 is decent but not great. So, I had to use AK XB10 that supports AptX. In short, re-cableling is really necessary.
I'm moving to Tokyo in two months. So I was wondering if you know someone who can change the cable.
I also got the Sony MH-750 with the SB24 bluetooth set and it's really great. The short cable works out fine for me since I mainly use them for listening in bed in the evening. I'm starting to believe that my ears don't share the same taste as many reviewers since I tend to like cheaper earbuds the best. I have tried many well regarded in-ear in the 50-250 dollar price range and still my favourites are the MH750 and a pair of Sennheiser CX 1.00 with foam tips.
Bad Guy Good Audio Reviews has excellent reviews and taste, though.
well the MH's SQ is rivaling most in that price range anyway
Happy New Year , to you and all your followers
May your troubles fade away and dreams forge your future
Stay safe stay happy 🎉🎊👍😎😊
Happy New Yea!!
Thanks Jon, same to you and yours
i bought this for 4 dollar in my local online shop and modified this to mmcx detacheable pin for another 8 dollar, i dont regret it , this earphone sound really good
I have to mod mine :(
How do one do that?
How do they compare with XBA-N3? Are you still doing a review for that one? I'm curious where those stand compared with all the recent Chi-Fi.
Actually that is a good compare. Both Sony. I already was thinking of comparing them
I actually have this set, it came with the SBH20 by Sony (good bluetooth receiver, survived 2 and a half years of continuous gym usage, and it still rocks). About a year ago, the cable, because of the material it is made of, caught up A LOT of dirt, and finally I was too disgusted to use them. So I completely remove the cable, and made a promise to myself to replace the cable with something better. Well, I completely forgot it. As far as I remember, the sound wasn't something special, but that's probably because I was using them only through the SBH20, which didn't have very good SQ (that shitty short cable was the reason). So I will put cable that's laying around, and listen to them through the V20. If they turn out as you said, then an mmcx termination is coming.
As far as the termination goes, I would prefer the mmcx one. In over ears, I would consider the 2pin, as the mmcx connectors are a bit suceptible to stress from the sides of the connector. But given the fact that these are gonna be worn cable down, I'd say go with the mmcx. They are way harder to disconnect by themselves.
Also, it's very easy to put a custom termination, especially mmcx because of the nature of the connector. If you don't find anyone close to you, I could do it, just mind that I am quite far from you, so it would take some time for the pair to arrive
Thanks. I might buy a couple more and send to different folks for custom. I'll ask you if you are not busy.
I’m interested in doing re-cabling. Can you provide some guidance .. maybe document your process with photos and upload somewhere ? Thanks
@@arshk5836 www.reddit.com/r/headphones/comments/ag3udm/mh755_mmcx_mod_guide_credit_g_anon/
I've just received a set of these. Oh my god these sound great. They sound better than iems that are far more expensive. Anybody know how to recable iems?
I dunno if you can still found ah-d600 in stores, but I bought them after trying shit ton of the big names in store, that "everyone" recommends - AKG, Senheirser, Shure, etc. However i'm no longer in Japan so I can't try IEMs in person - could you recommend similarly sounding IEMs? In my opinion ah-d600 have quite non-studio sound, but still sounds good. I bought KZ-AS10 to try IEMs, but these are too "studio"/analytical, I also bought "BA10" as a gift, and these are even worse. Are any of the "true wireless" headphones good sounding?
Have not ventured into the true wireless zone yet. The Alpha & Delta AD01 have that sound
Sony MDR-EX110LP. Believe me, if you are a basshead, this pair rocks. IMO, for the price that you will pay, the only real downside is the built quality 👍
Thanks for the video and happy new year boss! 🎉 🎉 🎉
Igor Lamponi they suck
BGGA, were able to get someone to re-cable these since this video was posted? If so, how much do they run?
Just arrived today , got this for $3 and it sounds very good , had to use an cable extension otherwise these are very good
where did u get it? any links?
Oh I was quite surprised to hear that you don't believe in burn-in. I'd be happy to see you do a video about headphone burn-in from your opinion/experience.
Do checkout Moondrop's offerings if you can :). They tune their IEMs based on the Harman curve.
I'm gonna have one in a day or 2
@@shuijuh.1371 I will give an opinion after the K pro comes maybe today :)
@@BadGuyGoodAudioReviews waitin ur honest review in kanas pro..
I have owned the KPEs for nearly a month now,
it made all my other stuff irrelevant as hell cause it's that good lul.
Hey BBGA, could you review the 15 dollar kc75? Would like to hear your thoughts. Thanks
I might. Not like it's too expensive ;)
Yes pls Koss Ksc75 selling at USD17 if you can. Cheers.
I believed it comes with a sony bluetooth receiver that has been discontinued. I reconnected mine with mmcx connector, left the cable around 2-3cm and soldered mmcx connector. It’s so ugly but it sounds good so that’s OK I guess.
Yeah, I gotta get this modded
Did you find someone I'm looking to get mine modded as well...
I coudn not listen to them with the orange tips I put tin t2’s blue foam tips and the magic happened for me, also maybe the new cable will enhance the sound also...😃❤️
Damn that Hiby R6 Pro's screen is swank.
Yeah that is dope sweet!
The longer cable is supposed to hang on your neck when not in use😅 - 80s Sony design 😉
I got mine for 5€. 🎶
Check the Panasonic Drops 360° Luxe, is amazing for price $30-40 dinamic driver 13.5mm Double Coil and metal housing... And sorry for my bad inglish, saludos desde México...
Mexico in the house! Hey bro! Thanks for the rec. I will check em out!
People want to believe in cable 200% improvement and burnin completely changing the characteristic from a set....
People believe some CRAZY shit!! ;)
The MH755s were originally included with a number of Sony clip-on bluetooth adapters. That's why the cable is so short.
Got it. Thanks
Hi. How does this compare to Tin T1 for just the sound? Which one would you prefer?
I might take the T1...the one with non detachable cable? I really liked that
Edifier h180 for $10 sound amazing
Mh1c vs. Mh755?
What about the mh750 which is said to come with all the xperia phones? General consensus by the mass public on those are that they are crap since they are the cheapo earphones that comes with the phone.
I have never tried them. These NEED a new cable they are great sounding crap designed but with a better cable they will be great
@@BadGuyGoodAudioReviews did some reading on the forum and some said they prefer the 750 to the 755.. 750 have a longer cable compared to the 755.. would like to hear your opinion on the 750 and whether theres any difference from the 755. thanks
Same here. I wonder if there are any differences. Can't get 755 but 750's go for less than fiver here
only the Mh750 is available here. what's the difference between the two ?? is the 750 worth picking up ??
there is not much of a difference between the two, mainly that the 750 has slightly less bass, if you can't get the 755, then yes, 750 is good
Could you upload of pic of the packaging it came with? Apparently there are a lot of fakes.
Bought on Amazon.jp. from a well repped store front. You got a link to the packaging?
Oh and the reason why the other reviewer rated the mh755 as private was because he felt that giving it a rating would cause too much controversy about how good they were. Something about how they were worth a lot more. If you had no idea of the price, based on sound how much would you have been willing to pay?
Vlogging baby hahaha!
Happy New Year freek :)
^_^
Those Sony IEMs are really awesome for free. I've had one for the past 5 years that I use as an occassional beater. So you're wrong on the build quality. Those things aren't built like a tank, but if you don't treat your gear like shit then those things last a long time.
I do believe in burn in for some dynamic drivers. But nowhere near 100 hours. I'll always full blast pink noise for an hour if I don't like what I hear. 95% of the time there's no big difference. But the 5% that there are changes (still very subtle), usually grainy treble can get smoothened out.
Oh. And those tips. Really comfy.
Ps. I think those 755s are the ones supposed to be bundled with the Bluetooth dongles for Sony. My 755s got demolished by my dog. I had the 750s and those are the ones with longer cables. I'm a fan of the J type cables when on the move.
I don't believe in burn in at all besides brain burn but whatever makes folks comfortable and happy
@@bangengeman are the 750 and 755 same apart from the cable?
@@TheDocentore Yup. 750 comes with mic and controls.
burn-in is just your ears and mind adjusting to the sound of the headphones. you learn to appreciate your stuff over time. IT HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH THE DRIVER. that is nonsense.
Are you going to be vlogging in the e earhone store at akihabara? That place has a ridiculous amount and selection of earphones.
Yes. I'll be going there :)
Try Sony mh1c
Checkout willsound mk2, thank me later.
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You win a free......