Recommendation on headphones?
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I'm looking for a good pair of headphones, preferrably closed ear and under $100. I'll use them mainly for DVD's and music. Although they're open ear, the Grado SR60's seem to be popular, but I was wondering if there were any other good headphones around the same price range and quality.
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I'm looking some good quality not overly expensive headphones too.I read some hi-fi magazine that suggested the following:
AKG K100
JVC SR325
Stax System 2
Technics Rf-F180
I'm investigating now. I tried a pair of Sony v600 (100) good bass i must say but I returned them because the highs were extra crispy but come to find it may just be my cd player.
AKG K100
JVC SR325
Stax System 2
Technics Rf-F180
I'm investigating now. I tried a pair of Sony v600 (100) good bass i must say but I returned them because the highs were extra crispy but come to find it may just be my cd player.
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www.headphone.com is a great site to find information about headphones. Check out their headphone product page for ideas of headphones in your pricerange.
Some people have mentioned that a refurbished Sennheisser HD-580 can be bought for $130 at ubid.com. It normally sells for $200 with a DSP decoder and it is worth it.
Another site to look at is www.headwize.com which is a great place to get all sorts of information. They have a pretty good forum and a list of links to other headphone resources.
Some people have mentioned that a refurbished Sennheisser HD-580 can be bought for $130 at ubid.com. It normally sells for $200 with a DSP decoder and it is worth it.
Another site to look at is www.headwize.com which is a great place to get all sorts of information. They have a pretty good forum and a list of links to other headphone resources.
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i was looking at the grado sr60s becuase i originally wanted a good pair of phones. after listening to the 60's and the 80's i ended up buying the 80's because i liked the added bass they had. i was originally worried if my little sony diskman would be able to power them efficiently, when i got home i tried them with my dislman first and they sounded great, then i tried them with my receiver and they sounded even better. they were also a lot more comfortable than i was expecting. only bad thing: keep an eye on the cord, it gets tangled and twisted very easily. also, being open eared, they can get a bit loud for others who may be in the room, but i dont really care about that. overall, i am very happy with my purchase, which cost me around $100.