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JVC HA-M300
$20.00
Released April, 2008
The Pros:Nice long cord, ideal if you can't sit right next to your audio source. Fold up into a compact profile, makes it easier to transport them. Feel very light weight, won't press down on your ears uncomfortably.
The Cons:Get very distorted at medium to higher volumes. Feel cheap and breakable, plastic is a bit flimsy. Cord is way too long for walking around with them.
The JVC HA-M300 are full-sized headphones with an ear cushion that surround the ear to block out external noise. The headphones have a unique foldable design allowing them to be folded into a compact size for portability as well as twistable earcups for monitoring with one ear.
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They have a 30mm Neodymium driver and a volume control integrated into the 3m cord. The JVC HA-M300 have a 3.5mm gold-plated jack and also come with a stereo adapter. These headphones have a lower frequency range and sensitivity than the JVC's higher-end HA-M500 headphones. They also don't include the anti-resonance housing that the HA-M500 does.
Features/Specs
- Foldable design
- Twistable earcups
- In-cord volume control
- 30mm Neodymium driver
- 3.5 mm gold-plated jack
- Comes with plug adapter
- Impedance: 32 ohms
- Cord length: 3.0m
- Sensitivity: 101 dB
- Frequency response: 12Hz - 22kHz
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Pros & Cons
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nice long cord, ideal if you can't sit right next to your audio source
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fold up into a compact profile, makes it easier to transport them
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feel very light weight, won't press down on your ears uncomfortably
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get very distorted at medium to higher volumes
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feel cheap and breakable, plastic is a bit flimsy
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cord is way too long for walking around with them
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sound is indistinct throughout the audio range, misses a lot of detail
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tend to press directly onto the ears themselves, gets painful after an hour
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