Armenia Spur
Steven Caulker
I have a set of AKG's
http://uk.akg.com/akg-product-detail_uk/k-451.html
Really nice and price is reasonable too
http://uk.akg.com/akg-product-detail_uk/k-451.html
Really nice and price is reasonable too
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Headphones
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Thebarbarian
Nicola Berti
Cheers for the suggestions, like the Bose , the B&W are extortionate prices over here , over 500 dollars!
Anyone use the stennheiser ? For some reason I can get them at reasonable prices here.
Anyone use the stennheiser ? For some reason I can get them at reasonable prices here.
Robbo
Les Ferdinand
Has anyone had any experience with these: http://www.amazon.com/Marshall-Headphones-Major-Over-Black/dp/B004ECPAHS
I like the look of them, and from the reviews, the sound will be good enough for my needs too. (not a feinschmecker)
Going to London in about a week, thinking of getting them then. Where is the best/cheapest place to get headphones in London?
I like the look of them, and from the reviews, the sound will be good enough for my needs too. (not a feinschmecker)
Going to London in about a week, thinking of getting them then. Where is the best/cheapest place to get headphones in London?
Seedy Ron
Frederic Kanoute
I've got some low level Sennheisers from a few years ago now (forget the model number, perhaps the original version of the HD202s). Bit bass heavy for my liking but solidly built, not noise cancelling either.
funster
Danny Murphy
I've only ever had two pairs of headphones. Apart from the tat in-ear ones that always get binned.
A pair of Beyerdynamic DT311s. Cracking value for less than £50 when I bought them donkeys years ago. Still knocking around somewhere, although the cushioning on the headband has disintegrated!
Replaced those with a pair of Grado SR80i ones. Fantastic for the price - especially when bought at B&H Photo in NYC!
Neither were noise cancelling though. I had a pair of Sennheiser PXC250s as my noise cancelling ones that I used when flying. Broke the jack and never been bothered to get them repaired.
A pair of Beyerdynamic DT311s. Cracking value for less than £50 when I bought them donkeys years ago. Still knocking around somewhere, although the cushioning on the headband has disintegrated!
Replaced those with a pair of Grado SR80i ones. Fantastic for the price - especially when bought at B&H Photo in NYC!
Neither were noise cancelling though. I had a pair of Sennheiser PXC250s as my noise cancelling ones that I used when flying. Broke the jack and never been bothered to get them repaired.
chicken_badge
Gudni Bergsson
Can't really afford big money headphones. "Best" pair I ever owned were a set of Senheiser HD 450IIs which for some reason kept falling apart a bit too easily!
Currently have a couple of Sony in-ears, a foldable Senheiser PX100 and a pair of wireless Sony's for the PS3.
I'm due to be getting a set of Skullcandy Navigators as part of a promotional offer, any thoughts on those as budget headphones? Worth keeping, or cashing in on - think I'll only get about £35 for them tops.
Currently have a couple of Sony in-ears, a foldable Senheiser PX100 and a pair of wireless Sony's for the PS3.
I'm due to be getting a set of Skullcandy Navigators as part of a promotional offer, any thoughts on those as budget headphones? Worth keeping, or cashing in on - think I'll only get about £35 for them tops.
thfcsteff
Terry Dyson
I would suggest you road-test a pair of headphones called Motorheadphones, the 'Bomber' model…see if you can find a place to try them first and see if they suit your tastes…here's the amazon guff on them
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Motorheadphones-Bomber-On-Ear-Headphones-In-Line/dp/B009IRG80M
Back a while ago I told you I was looking into the above pairs. So I bought the PSB's eventually - have a look at reviews for them they're all top, I did A LOT of research before I bought.
They are absolutely incredible. The sound is so warm and clean and the amp on them just gives it that extra power. Cannot reccomend them enough. I tried the Bose ones and these blow them out the water for sound quality. The P5's are good, but these have a much richer sound.