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Review 2 of 2
Price Paid:
$40.00
from bestbuy.com Summary: I picked these headphones out from Best Buy''s site, without ever hearing them - or using any other product from Jensen, for that matter. The specs. impressed me: 40 mm drivers, open-ear design, self-adjusting headband, and a volume control knob on the cord. An 1/8" to 1/4" adapter and extension cord are included. All plugs are gold-plated.
When I bought them (for only $40 plus shipping), they were Jensen best. They arrived in the mail punctually. I could now see if my purchase was wise or not.
Let''s just say THEY''RE AWESOME! The spaciousness of the sound completely amazed me, and the stereo effect is the best of any headphones I''ve ever heard. The JF40s emphasize the spectrum of sound perfectly, uping the bass and treble (but not too much). The sound never distorts, and they don''t require much power - good for portable units.
The only complaint I have of the JF40s is that they squeeze your ears. Its feels a little weird when you first put them on, but you get used to them. But after a couple of hours of use, they can get uncomfortable. To me, it''s not a major issue, certainly not to keep me from highly recommending them - they just sound so good for the price.
With this purchase I learned that great sound does not have to have a high price tag. (If Sony made the same headphones, they would charge at least $100.) Most people are afraid of the lesser know brand. Don''t be! The Jensen JF40s will impress you. They certainly aren''t the ULTIMATE headphones, but if you want to spend $30-50, the JF40s will not disappoint.
I use my JF40s with MD portables (Sharp 722 and 877), and it''s simply a joy to listen to them. Strengths: great sound, built quality, gold-plated plugs, supplied accessories Weaknesses: uncomfortable Similar Products Used: misc. Sony headphones ranging from $20-$200
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