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  • scabzzzz
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    Originally posted by brianao34
    psst...it's $10 haha
    They have higher end HP's! I bought the 60 dollar titanium ones. Promptly returned them. But then again, I promptly returned the Klipsch in-ear buds too that were over 100 dollars. :)
    Dont listen to me

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  • brianao34
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    Originally posted by scabzzzz
    Skull candy is garbage compared to so many other headphones. I still have a pair of their "high end" ones waiting to be returned right now.
    psst...it's $10 haha

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  • scabzzzz
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    Skull candy is garbage compared to so many other headphones. I still have a pair of their "high end" ones waiting to be returned right now.

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  • 325_e30
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    i love em so far. they cut out a lot of noise and sound great.

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  • blefevre
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    Beyerdynamic makes some excellent headphones for gaming/average music listenting. They are built like tanks!

    Here is what I have.

    Grado SR80i - rock/guitar music
    Beyer DT770 80ohm - gaming/not bothering the misses
    Yuin PK3 - ear buds for work/running
    Porta Pro special edition - because I have to?

    I will recommend the beyerdynamics to anyone. It's a sound anyone can enjoy.

    Next on the list is Grado RS1i

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  • Ryan...
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    Picked these up for $20. 3 hours and $9 worth of epoxy from my boss's garage and viola! Working beats baby!





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  • Ramgoat
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    Bose Triport IE2s
    Able Planet NC300B

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  • msportr430
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    Best bang for the buck over ear headphones has to be the audio technika ATH-M50. I would never give these babies up. Im in the market for good iems and been doing alot of reaserch and i think i have narrowed it down to NuForce ne700x and the Fischer audio eterna but i cant pull the trigger on either

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  • scabzzzz
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    Klipsch One
    Just picked these up. Cant listen to music anymore without these :( Best 150 bucks I've spent in a very long time.

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  • woodisgood
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    If you were going to spend 50-75 on a set of headphones which ones would they be? Mostly for watching movies on computer and listening to digital music.

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  • Bimmerman325i
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    Originally posted by Lance Racing
    I'm on my 3rd set of these. Dog tore one set up like a toy, gave another set to a brother. Sony has been making these for many years, which is amazing considering most consumer electronic products get their model numbers changed yearly.
    I've got the MDR-7506, which is almost identical to the V6. Awesome headphone for the money.

    Originally posted by Jean
    Really? I think it's verrryy hard to beat sony mdr-7506/7509 studio headphones.... mine have been in use heavily for years and i never get tired of them.

    I thought that too until I heard the Beyer DT990s. OMG. My brother has both the 7506 and 7509HD, and I've got the 7506 and love them, but for home listening, the Beyers blow them out of the water.

    The 7506 is still my go-to choice whenever I'm not at my desk or want sound insulation, and they do sound great.

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  • Ryann
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    ^I've honestly never had a listen to those. Just go try a pair of AKG Varimotion equipped beauties and be blown away. They're like the best pair of $3000 speakers you'll ever hear, for the bargain price of $200.

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  • Jean
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    Originally posted by Ryann
    My AKG K240's make Sony headgear sound like clock radio speakers.
    Really? I think it's verrryy hard to beat sony mdr-7506/7509 studio headphones.... mine have been in use heavily for years and i never get tired of them.

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  • Ryann
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    My AKG K240's make Sony headgear sound like clock radio speakers.
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  • s0urce
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    Ultimate Ears currently, long time user of Sound isolating ear buds. Shures were my go-to back in the day. But the SuperFi5's from Ultimate ears offer great bang for the buck!

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