rocky
Hello Everyone
Which is the best headphone/earphone available in India from Rs 1100 to 1500 (30 us dollars) in terms of sound quality/bass?
Thanks
Gautam
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I don't know what your price range is in your currency, but there a number of great headphones it is hard to recommend just one set as everyone hears differently. But with that said I would suggest listening to sennheiser 650HD or 800's both excellent headphones. A good headphone amplifier is recommended with any good pair if headphones. This can in some cases be added later depending on what you will using to drive them with.
Hifiman, and Stax are also excellent, these do however require a good headphone amplifier.
Kevin
40 years high end audio video specialist
I don't know what your price range is in your currency, but there a number of great headphones it is hard to recommend just one set as everyone hears differently. But with that said I would suggest listening to sennheiser 650HD or 800's both excellent headphones. A good headphone amplifier is recommended with any good pair if headphones. This can in some cases be added later depending on what you will using to drive them with.
Hifiman, and Stax are also excellent, these do however require a good headphone amplifier.
Kevin
40 years high end audio video specialist
Has anyone taken Air India?
AngryFalaf
I recently came back from a trip to london/paris in May. We had taken Air India there and coming home. Has anyone else been as disgusted as i was with the conditions of the plane?
Going there , we had "used" pillows with hairs on them and crumpled blankets. On the way home i believe we had empty juice containers in the pockets and headphones that were sticky. The windows were so dirty and had a "film" of something on them, i couldnt even look out the window to enjoy the view from above.
Is this normal for an airline to leave the cabin so messy before a flight?? Has anyone else encountered the same things?
Answer
I was born in Canada, but both my parents are from India, and so I often travel to India to see my relatives. The first time I flew to India, I travelled with Air India, and it was the worst experience ever. Exactly as you describe. The bathrooms were filthy, the blankets had vomit stains, and the smell was just horrible. Since then, I have learned my lesson and decided to change my loyalties to other airlines which offer much better quality and service.
This is definitely not normal for most airlines, but I wouldn't be surprised if it was normal for Air India flights.
I was born in Canada, but both my parents are from India, and so I often travel to India to see my relatives. The first time I flew to India, I travelled with Air India, and it was the worst experience ever. Exactly as you describe. The bathrooms were filthy, the blankets had vomit stains, and the smell was just horrible. Since then, I have learned my lesson and decided to change my loyalties to other airlines which offer much better quality and service.
This is definitely not normal for most airlines, but I wouldn't be surprised if it was normal for Air India flights.
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