What is better sound quality headset MH 710 ot MH700

As the headline says which headset gives better quality sound...I own the HPM77 and want something as good as that!
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If you look on Amazon UK, these headsets are very similar in terms of both specs and price (£13-£15), and both have excellent reviews, so judging from that , I would say that they both have very good sound quality, so I don't think you will find any discernible difference between them.

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Sound quality: If you want to hear the difference between higher and lower bit rates

Have you ever wondered about the difference in the sound quality of music at different bit-rates? Can you hear the difference?
If you listen to 64kbps and 28kbps (either wma or mp3), you'll hear the great difference. However, if you listen to 28kbps and 92kbps (either wma or mp3), you'll find that there is little or no difference (to me, that is).
collegeboy wrote:
We all know that wma 28kbps sounds just as good as wma 320kb
ps.
the reason i and you go higher than 28 is because where able to. you can deny all you want.
If you want to experience better sound quality at higher bit-rates, the best thing to do is to listen to the music at a quiet place. This may sound like lame advise, but it really works. Try 320kbps for the best results. You'll be able to hear minor details you never had before.

SSR wrote:
Wayyyyyy back when I first started encoding MP3s I was using 28 with an inferior encoder. At the time I couldn't spot the difference, but now the difference is stark. Particular types of music (and more specifically instruments and combinations) do emphasise it though.
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N82 vs N97. Sound quality

Hi all.
I want to tell me, which one phone has better sound quality? Is (the sound quality) the same between these two phones (n97 and n82)?
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Psycho is a very knowledgeable person, but since audio quality is kind of a subjective measure I suggest you try them out for yourself.
I tend to agree with Psycho's comment but it's always good to test the devices using your music and your headphones (or the speakers) so that you know what you're getting. You may disagree with our assessment.
After all I've had people swear that the N95 has good or better audio quality than the N91 or N81... which I'm pretty convinced is not the case but to each its own.
As far as I know the N82 shares the internal audio system with the N95 and the N97 has a different audio system which in theory should be better, but I can't say for sure. I find the volume of the N97 to be very low although the speakers are good. Not as loud as the N81 though. I don't have the N82 so I can't really compare them anymore.
The problem with the N82/N85/N78/N95 and others is that it has some hiss in the background, this is not noticed by some people, but if you hear the sound of this devices and then hear an N81 or N91 you will notice the difference.
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N95 8GB vs N81 8GB sound quality

which is better in audio quality?
which is louder in speakers?
which is louder in headset?
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05-Nov-200712:24 PM
dani2xll wrote:
my n95 8gb has better sound quality and loudness than n95 so i would assume it is either the same as n81 or better as it is the higher spec multimedia phone. But it can depend on the headphones being used and also the individuals hearing.
Every place i looked everyone said that the N81 performs better than the N95 8GB sound quality-wise in every aspects.
05-Nov-200712:45 PM
roberth wrote:
i think korn is right about the n81 not being the flagship music device....
And i too think that N81 is not the music flagship by the way, it's N91 8GB. Nokia emphasises the ngage capability of the N81 (and they mean it), while N91 is entirely music.Message Edited by riot on 05-Nov-200701:53 PM
Message Edited by riot on 05-Nov-200701:55 PM

Wanting sound quality closer to HD caliber. Using gigaworks. Just bought a vid card with hdmi audio

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- Use GPU and Receiver directly via HDMI. Then Analog to Speakers and HDMI/DVI to TV. No real extra SB needed, but be aware that if you got an nvidia card it may be you need to connect the sound via SPDIF - check: [url=http://www.hardwaresecrets.com/article/600/">http://www.hardwaresecrets.com/article/600/[/url] . But as SPDIF only provides 1,5Mbit/s (6Mbit/s in rare cases) and formats like Dolby True HD/Digital Plus, DTS HD Master need 18-25 Mbit/s you won't get highest quality possible as software downsamples quality. But i think anyway these formats are not supported by GPU, thats why 3rd solution exists
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Best:
Direct connection via the dock connector or headphone jack of your iPod, to the mini-jack input (or AUX RCA input jacks) of your car stereo. Not many low/moderate-end cars have this feature yet, but it is becoming more popular. Some aftermarket auto stereo units may have this feature.
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Good:
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Brave Techno-Geek:
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05-Nov-200712:24 PM
dani2xll wrote:
my n95 8gb has better sound quality and loudness than n95 so i would assume it is either the same as n81 or better as it is the higher spec multimedia phone. But it can depend on the headphones being used and also the individuals hearing.
Every place i looked everyone said that the N81 performs better than the N95 8GB sound quality-wise in every aspects.
05-Nov-200712:45 PM
roberth wrote:
i think korn is right about the n81 not being the flagship music device....
And i too think that N81 is not the music flagship by the way, it's N91 8GB. Nokia emphasises the ngage capability of the N81 (and they mean it), while N91 is entirely music.Message Edited by riot on 05-Nov-200701:53 PM
Message Edited by riot on 05-Nov-200701:55 PM

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