Looking for a decent pair of headphones. Suggestions?
06-09-01, 10:26 AM
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Search the forums at http://www.headwize.com for great info about headphones.
Generally speaking, grado sr-60/sr-80 ($70/$100), sony v-6 ($80), and the koss sporta pro/prorta pro/ksc-35's ($15-$50) are good headphones. The sennheisser 495's are supposed to be good and their within your price range.
Check out circuit city for the koss ksc-35 which are on clearance for $15. I own the grado sr-60's ($70) and the sennheisser hd-600's ($300+) and the koss are really good headphones. I like them much better then the grados.
Generally speaking, grado sr-60/sr-80 ($70/$100), sony v-6 ($80), and the koss sporta pro/prorta pro/ksc-35's ($15-$50) are good headphones. The sennheisser 495's are supposed to be good and their within your price range.
Check out circuit city for the koss ksc-35 which are on clearance for $15. I own the grado sr-60's ($70) and the sennheisser hd-600's ($300+) and the koss are really good headphones. I like them much better then the grados.
06-09-01, 12:31 PM
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Slightly more than the $100 limit, but I'm pretty partial to my Sennheiser 570's. Really clean, warm tone. They're amazingly comfortable. I can wear them all day at the office without needing to take them off.
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/AS...002033-7150252
The Grados are excellent in terms of sound quality, but aren't very comfortable.
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/AS...002033-7150252
The Grados are excellent in terms of sound quality, but aren't very comfortable.
