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Good earphones |
djtwistter
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how much r they in the uk |
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Joined: Feb 18, 2006
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I don't know if any1s mentioned this. But have any of u guys tried the Logitech PlayGear Stealth headphones? They're actually meant 4 PSPs but they are pretty good and price is excellent.
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S4k1s
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Sennheiser CX300, Creative EP630 or Sony MDR-EX71 |
djtwistter
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am might just use my apple head phone |
>500
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just tried my panasonics hje70's with the k750 and megabass. The music does NOT distort at all like the hpm-70's did on my w810, w900 k750.
So far, i am still extremely happy with my purchase.... |
diggeroony
Joined: Nov 19, 2005
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Can someone tell me if the JVC HA-FX55's have one earphone longer than the other (one wraps around the neck) ? ? ? THANKS.
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tomchadwin
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I'm still trying to decide which headphones to go for (K800). Most of the time I am on the train, or walking through a very noisy street when listening. Will in-ear be as good as over-ear for blocking ambient noise?
I mostly use the headphones for watching videos, so perfect sound quality is not necessarily so important. What would people recommend for this? I wonder about the SE HPM-85 when it comes out, but I'd probably rather have a neck band, rather than a head-band.
Any opinions welcome.
Cheers
Tom
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i,Robot
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Sennheisser.CX300. www.amazon.co.uk |
Hlcn Twst
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On 2006-08-24 14:41:32, bulti48 wrote:
You can't beat the quality and price of these
Sony MDR-EX71SLB - Black
Good luck
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I'll second that. Escpecially if you get the version with the very short cord + 4' extension. You can leave the extension behind and comfortably plug these into the jack on a  wired headset. They offer far better sound than the packed-in earbuds.
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strizlow800
Joined: Aug 23, 2006
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I'm looking for that adapter too. Can anyone tell me if there is possible to find it in my country? |
tomchadwin
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How about the Sennheiser PMX300:
http://www.sennheiser.co.uk/uk/icm.nsf/root/500502
Neck band, over-ear, closed against ambient noise. Any opinions?
Cheers
Tom |
tupac1
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go for the sennisher px100. they are the best. just read the reviews |
>500
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go the panasonic hje70's..........SUPERB |
matlik
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I brought Philips SHE9500 headphones. I think that original Walkman headphones are much better. Do those Philips headphones sound better after using some time.
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QVGA
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I want to know if the iPOD inear headphones are good or not. Comparable to HPM-70? |
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Posted: 2006-08-25 00:46
