Melomania P100 SE

I have both the original P100 and the XM4, and have hundreds, if not thousands of hours of use in both. I really like the XM4s. Especially when they were new. They were lightweight, comfortable, battery life was (and still is) acceptable, and yeah, the ANC is pretty hot. And being Sony, the sound is

I think these headphones provide really high fidelity quality audio but I found that by default, even on the flat eq the sub bass is so powerful, it gives me a headache. Electronic and Rock are even worse so I ended up using Vocals and Blues presets but then I found some resources that helped me bet

Oh absolutely mate! We're all different with our preferences. I was gonna try the PX8 S2, but I see many people saying that the PX7S3 are better. And the price is just too much lol. You mention clarity which the PX7S3's also have. Trouble is, I, like many others need a more overall listening experie

I got my PX7S3's from John Lewis last month. I've read many people preferring it over the PX8 S2. Sent them back after a weekend with them. As mentioned on here, it's that unique soundstage that's not great. All the Bowers have it. You either like it or not. Like marmite haha. I found them too narro

Hi mate. I sent back the PX7S3's a few weeks ago. Techno sounded awful on them. Really bad. Easily got fatigued. The sounds are clean, but I found them too narrow and artificial sounding. A bit too high pitch. Too closed. It needs to be a lot wider for me. Great build quality, but unfortunately for

Interesting. I found the bass on the PX7S3 tight. Just slaps so to speak. It's not what I was after. If I'm totally honest, I was underwhelmed by them and found it a little boring. Didn't wanna dance around as much hah. The sounds were just too congested and it didn't feel enjoyable. Felt like I was