i need some new headphones

Glasgow, United Kingdom

Aug 27, 2011 @ 13:09:05

just ones that go in your ear.i had sennheiser of some description, the model name has been long since scraped away.

could you good folk recommend anything good ?

first person to recommend sony wins a fish.

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sister_of_mercy

London, United Kingdom

#2

Aug 27, 2011 @ 13:10:58

Can't really help you but I would say steer clear of Skullcandy, they're a bit rubbish.

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Oisin

Glasgow, United Kingdom

#3

Aug 27, 2011 @ 13:16:02

@sister_of_mercy Said

Can't really help you but I would say steer clear of Skullcandy, they're a bit rubbish.

they also look s***. you win a bauble hat

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Deal_With_It

Stevens Pass, Washington

#4

Aug 27, 2011 @ 13:17:56

I don't like the ones that go into my ear. For some reason it sounds gross. I mean how do you clean them?
You don't like sony but I really like mine. Retractable cord makes it easy to adjust. Sometimes my ipod is in my shirt pocket and there's times I have it in my pants pocket. They clip over the back of my ear so no matter what I'm doing they don't slip off. I'm on my second set now..

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Oisin

Glasgow, United Kingdom

#5

Aug 27, 2011 @ 13:30:53

@Forumless Said

I don't like the ones that go into my ear. For some reason it sounds gross. I mean how do you clean them?
You don't like sony but I really like mine. Retractable cord makes it easy to adjust. Sometimes my ipod is in my shirt pocket and there's times I have it in my pants pocket. They clip over the back of my ear so no matter what I'm doing they don't slip off. I'm on my second set now..

i've had 3 pairs of sony. each one of them, the left plug failed on and at the time, these were �80 headphones.

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maximillion

, Minnesota

#6

Aug 27, 2011 @ 13:37:30

i bought some like these

the rest over your ear but act like the in ear ones i preffer these type and haven't gone back to the inner ones

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Deal_With_It

Stevens Pass, Washington

#7

Aug 27, 2011 @ 13:49:04

@Oisin Said

i've had 3 pairs of sony. each one of them, the left plug failed on and at the time, these were �80 headphones.

Wow, that's to bad, I've never had a problem. The only reason I bought a new set was after 4 years the foam covers were starting to break down.

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Oisin

Glasgow, United Kingdom

#8

Aug 27, 2011 @ 14:38:42

@Forumless Said

Wow, that's to bad, I've never had a problem. The only reason I bought a new set was after 4 years the foam covers were starting to break down.

horses for courses hey ?

i loved the sony ones when they worked too.

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frrre

,

#9

Sep 01, 2011 @ 05:35:27

This Sennheiser HD598 Over-Ear Audiophile Headphones are really cool,12Hz to 39kHz frequency response, 10-foot cord,they will give you awsome experience.

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magically_delicious

, California

#10

Sep 01, 2011 @ 06:23:16

@frrre Said

This Sennheiser HD598 Over-Ear Audiophile Headphones are really cool,12Hz to 39kHz frequency response, 10-foot cord,they will give you awsome experience.

I have Sennheiser HD 280 professional headphones for mixing, as well as a pair of Koss proDJ100, which I think are even a little better. For ear buds I went for a pair from Brookside which were really great, until they were stolen.

All of the Koss line seems to be pretty good, and comparable to Bose. Bose earbuds I would imagine are pretty awesome, lol.

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LOLTROLLDJOO14

Seattle, Washington

#11

Sep 07, 2011 @ 03:33:43

Go to the store. Find a pair of headphones. Go to the checkout counter. Purchase them.

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