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Russ

 posted on 17th Feb 08 at 14:42

earphones of headphones?


Dom

 posted on 17th Feb 08 at 14:39

Beyerdynamic DT250's (close back headphones), just upgraded versions of the famous DT100s, but have top reviews considering the price (around £70-80). Got a set here, use them from listening to music to song writing/late-night-mastering, and they produce a very accurate image of whats being played. Plus there brilliant at keeping background noise out :thumbs:


ed

 posted on 17th Feb 08 at 14:13

http://www.skullcandy.com/

:cool:


Tim

 posted on 17th Feb 08 at 14:03

quote:
Originally posted by James@CCC
i already have a set of in ear ones so dont fancy another set. i was thinking along the lines of the big loud over ear ones....


Depends what you listen to, but Sennheiser HD25 are awesome (you'll see a lot of DJs with these). Or for something a little more 'reference style' then AKG's Studio range are brilliant!


drunkenfool

 posted on 15th Feb 08 at 00:42

quote:
Originally posted by Tim
I use Shure E2c's -- awesome sound and really keep noise out on planes (more so than the 'noise reducing' headphones in business class).

Think they retail for around £70 but you can find them online for the £40-50 mark :)


Ditto, they've gone missing though :mad:


Toby

 posted on 14th Feb 08 at 14:52

i had some bose in ear ones they were very good but they broke, i got a cheap replacment in terms of some sennhieser cx300 saw them at 40 on apple website got them for a 10er on ebay (real ones not fake) and they are almost as good as the bose iones


Beardo

 posted on 14th Feb 08 at 12:56

fatfones dj > there the bollox
bout £80


dave17

 posted on 14th Feb 08 at 10:01

Ive got some Sony MDR EX71 are they are alright, think i payed £30 a while back for them.


James@CCC

 posted on 14th Feb 08 at 09:59

i already have a set of in ear ones so dont fancy another set. i was thinking along the lines of the big loud over ear ones....


Demo

 posted on 14th Feb 08 at 09:12

i would personally go for the bose as ive used a set and know how good they are

however, it might be worth going to your local audio centre to try te ones ian has and then you can decide which you prefer


Tim

 posted on 13th Feb 08 at 23:09

I use Shure E2c's -- awesome sound and really keep noise out on planes (more so than the 'noise reducing' headphones in business class).

Think they retail for around £70 but you can find them online for the £40-50 mark :)


Andy_S

 posted on 13th Feb 08 at 21:04

Ive got the Bose in-ear, and they are amazing! well worth the 80quid.
you can hear sounds you didnt even know were in the song, I'll never go back to anything else!


James@CCC

 posted on 13th Feb 08 at 20:56

Im looking for some good headphones. Mostly for my ipod/psp on planes and other travelling so im thinking noise cancelling.

Does anyone have any recommendations? Looking to spend between £50 - 100