HTC headphones quesion...
 

Hi!
I bricked my orginal headphone so i want to buy an other one.
My question is:
1)Is any HTC's headphone will work with my Titan?
2)If yes, what headphone (from what HTC's model) is best in audio quality?
THX

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I lost my Moguls original headphones about a week ago. I bought some tmobile wing headphones at a local Tmobile store. there working for me and they sound ok but not better than the ones that came wit the Mogul.

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Get an adapter ~$10 on ebay and use any decent headphones. They will sound much much better than the OEM ones.

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I have adapter ( 11PIN Mini USB -> 2.5 MM headphone jack )
But it's so huge and hard to use it.
What do you think, what headphone do i need to buy?
I need better quality.
Old one was not bad, but if it's possible, i need more quality.
I like quality musics.
All my MP3s are in 320 Kb/s in 48000 and there all are in STERIO ;)
I use SRS wow hd arm.cab ( i think you all know what is this, orginal SRS's driver for PPCs )
Believe me it's more than just a driver for PPC.

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Here is my suggestion. Buy this one if you dont care about being use your headset setup to talk as there is no mic in this adapter but it is small and works. (would be great with an Ipone heaset if it works like the V-Moda Vibe Duo)
EBAY LINK
http://i4.ebayimg.com/05/i/000/dc/d8/30b0_1.JPG

I use this one. It has a mic so i can take a call while I am using my headphones. It works great. my only compliant is it adds a couple feet to my cord which isnt great but is a minor issue.
Ebay Link
http://www.kidultgarden.com/otakupar...handsfree1.jpg
http://pics.ebaystatic.com/aw/pics/s.gif
They are both under $10 shipped.

Even though most people cannot tell the difference between 320 and 192 Mp3s you will definitely not be able to tell the difference if you are not using really good to great headphones.

I have two pairs that were $100 each. I bought them for my ipod but also use them on my Mogul. They are V-Moda Vibe which are awsome but have alot of bass and the others are Bose Tri-port IE which are really comfortable and sound really good. There are more expensive ones that probably sound better but my opinion was i was just throwing away money because they didnt sound any better to me.

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Could try this, converts to 3.5mm and adds a mic (without adding feet of wire) - http://pocketpctechs.com/main.asp?un...#37;2DDUOPRO01

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Question regarding the angled mini USB plugs... does it angle off to the right or left? If right, does it interfere with the stylus?

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Left. I just looked at mine and it is straight. Go figure.

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Yeah, forget the oem headphones, they are bottom of the barrel. for budget canal phones I highly recommend the jvc ha-fx33 (I own two pairs). They are widely recognized as best budget canalphones in the headphone specific forums.
google shop link:
http://www.google.com/products?q=jvc...earch+Products

Another one people recommend is the skullcandies in the same price range. I personally listened to them and I think the JVC blow them away. Skullcandies have way to much bloated bass vs deep realistic accurate base (imagine trunk rattling car subs vs home theatre sub)

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i got a set of senheiser eh 250. but recently started using the HT820s from moto. i like them better do to the freedom and mic. both were about 40 bucks. both kill my battery, but the moto's allow me to not turn on my phone to cahnge track etc. bass and clarity are better on the seheisers, but the motos sounds decent enough for me to listen to at work and don't make my ears hot.

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the community has moved away from noise canceling headphones because noise isolating ones are better, especially for the money. Noise canceling headphones require processing of the sound (this is why jawbone with noisecancel microphone makes you sound robotic), while noise isolating canalphones just fit in your ear so well (and comfortably) that you don't need any processing. That processing technology cost $$ and power, while isolating can just concentrate on sound quality.