Cooler Master MH751 40mm Closed-Back Headphones / Gaming Headset $79.20 + $4.99 Delivery Only @ JB Hi-Fi

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thebadmachine on 04/01/2020 - 23:42 jbhifi.com.au (378 clicks)
Last edited 14/01/2020 - 17:27 by 2 other users

This item is currently listed as “Special order” so “Arrives on or before Tuesday 4th February with tracking”.
Same price as this deal if you are having it delivered.
Has been as cheap as $66 + Delivery @ Umart.

The Cooler master MH751 are known as a clone of the Takstar Pro 82 except these are missing the adjustable “Bass-slots”.
The MH751 & Pro82 are both well-received for their great balanced audio quality for music on a budget.

Notes: Microphone is removable for portable audio (on-the-go) use.

MH751

Specifications

PRODUCT NAME - MH751
PRODUCT NUMBER - MH-751
HEADPHONE DRIVER DIAMETER - 40mm
HEADPHONE FREQUENCY RESPONSE - 20-20,000Hz
HEADPHONE IMPEDANCE - 26Ω
HEADPHONE SENSITIVITIES (@1KHZ) - 97dB ± 3 dB
HEADPHONE CABLE LENGTH - 1.5m 3.5mm connector (removable), 0.3m dual 3.5mm cable (removable)
HEADPHONE CONNECTOR - 3.5mm 4-pole jack
HEADBAND MATERIAL - Steel and plastic headband, PU leather and foam cushion
HEADPHONE EAR CUSHION MATERIAL - PU Leather and foam cushion
MICROPHONE PICK-UP PATTERN - Omni-Directional
MICROPHONE FREQUENCY RESPONSE - 100 Hz - 10,000 Hz
MICROPHONE SENSITIVITIES - -42 ± 3dB (@ 1KHz)
MICROPHONE SIGNAL TO NOISE RATIO - 55dB
MICROPHONE TYPE - Detachable flexible microphone
PHYSICAL DIMENSIONS (L X W X H) - 149 x 85 x 215 mm / 5.87 x 3.35 x 8.46”
PHYSICAL WEIGHT - 280g / 0.62lbs
WARRANTY - 2 years
EAN CODE - 4719512074541
UPC CODE - -884102047039

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  Axelstrife on 04/01/2020 - 23:49

  https://www.jbhifi.com.au/products/cooler-master-mh752-gamin…
  $95.20
  MH752 for those that want the 76.1 and the usb soundcard.
  I ordered the MH752 two days ago just waiting for them to be delivered.

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    thebadmachine on 04/01/2020 - 23:51

    Thanks for the link.
    My approach on this one was for budget headphones for music.
    I know these are gaming headphones but they are well-received for their great sound quality for music as well.
    So for music 7.1 is of little importance when it comes to sound-quality (may as well save the money).

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      Axelstrife on 05/01/2020 - 00:05

      I ordered those cause they where the only ones in stock which i seem to of bought the last of, anyone who buys now has to wait till the end of january for delivery.

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        thebadmachine on 05/01/2020 - 00:05

        I see. Added to post.

        Pretty sure the MH 751 headphones are identical to MH752, it’s just the 7.1 USB sound-card which is included with MH752.

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          Axelstrife on 05/01/2020 - 00:38

          @thebadmachine: They are.

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      jasswolf on 05/01/2020 - 01:06

      From the perspective of music, you might want to take a look at this post that details some driver swaps a user did (and then generated FR curves for):

      https://www.head-fi.org/threads/takstar-pro-82-gm200-review-…

      Basically the MH751/2 was designed for the original Takstar Pro 82 drivers, which are no longer made (and perhaps never made it into the final MH751 release). The updated drivers (v2) have subtle changes to reduce treble peaks, but are still designed for the original Takstar enclosure design.

      The net result is that CoolerMaster enclosure takes the tuning a step too far. At this price, if you don't need the headset mic, just get the Takstar Pro 82 v2 (again, TakstarAudio on AliE seems to be reliable).

      You should be able to get it cheaper than this price, even today, and as low as $60-$65 with sales, coupons and cashbacks stacking up.

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        thebadmachine on 05/01/2020 - 01:45

        takes the tuning a step too far.

        This is subjective, what one may find ‘too-far’ in treble, may sound detailed & airy to someone else.

        From what I read, stock Pro 82 vs stock MH751,
        MH751 has smoother / less fatiguing treble & slightly wider sound-stage (makes sense since the earcups are deeper).
        Of course you would need to A/B both to pick out the differences, but even then I think they will be very minor differences.

        just get the Takstar Pro 82 v2

        Yes but local stock price is also appealing for returns / replacements etc.

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          jasswolf on 05/01/2020 - 02:05

          +1

          @thebadmachine: The Takstar design angles the driver inside the enclosure to help give a wider soundstage than you might expect looking at a picture of it, but the essence of what I was describing was a bloated bass response and lowered level of detail due to the CM enclosure design.

          It just wasn't made for the different driver tuning, and lacks bass ports to vent. Every A/B comparison I've seen doesn't speak favourably of the CM beyond comfort.

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            thebadmachine on 05/01/2020 - 10:44

            @jasswolf: In this case I would like to think it is more a case of one headphone being more suitable than the other, rather than ‘better’.
            I would prefer angled drivers myself though, and am just now aware of the Pro 82 having that over the MH751.

            Also wondering if you could suggest anymore budget options other than Pro 82 / MH751 / SHP9500.
            Another user was interested in other options.

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            thebadmachine on 05/01/2020 - 13:53

            +1

            @jasswolf:

            but the essence of what I was describing

            I had another look at your link. I initially only saw the top 3 graphs, and thought the top graph was the MH751. Therefore that treble boost was what I thought you were referring to as “takes the tuning a step to far”.
            My mistake.

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              jasswolf on 05/01/2020 - 14:16

              @thebadmachine: Ah yup, here's the measurements of a stock MH752 from the same user:
              https://cdn.head-fi.org/a/10275495.jpg

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                thebadmachine on 05/01/2020 - 14:19

                @jasswolf: Hmm I can see the MH752 is tilted towards the treble (possibly making the bass sound a bit less impactful & the top-end a bit darker).
                But looks similar. Again FR is just one aspect and A/B’ing them may reveal more differences. For the sake of comparisons I am trying to compare stock vs stock.

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        krazek on 05/01/2020 - 06:44

        +1

        I second this thread, i spent a good day reading through. Decided against the mh751s and ended up getting the gm200 which is the gaming, bassier version of the takstar pro v2. So far quite impressed

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  thebadmachine on 14/01/2020 - 17:30

  Currently $89 Delivered @ Amazon AU. Use cashback to bring it down to a similar price as this deal.