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  • Ducati
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    Originally posted by Stephen
    Yeah, it usually upsets people, but BOSE really isn't all its cracked up to be.
    I just hate how they use cheap materials.

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  • Streichholzschächtelchen
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    Originally posted by Downz
    i usually just use ear buds for the size, but i do have a set of those BOSE quiet comfort 2 headphones i got from my pops, they do a nice job of cutting out alot of sound from the outside world, but there quality is pretty poor.

    as sad as i am to say it, i do use them for when i dj, there ok, but i need to pick up some new ones here soon. im gonna grab my self a stanton pro 300 single cup, there perfect for my needs, as i only use one ear to cue etc

    im gonna grab a set of ear buds here soon by sony or skull candy as well, as these apple ones are crap
    DOn't do that get vmodas, listening to a pair now. You'll never look back at skulls or sonys.

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  • Stephen
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    Yeah, it usually upsets people, but BOSE really isn't all its cracked up to be.

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  • bikerbill2021
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    i usually just use ear buds for the size, but i do have a set of those BOSE quiet comfort 2 headphones i got from my pops, they do a nice job of cutting out alot of sound from the outside world, but there quality is pretty poor.

    as sad as i am to say it, i do use them for when i dj, there ok, but i need to pick up some new ones here soon. im gonna grab my self a stanton pro 300 single cup, there perfect for my needs, as i only use one ear to cue etc

    im gonna grab a set of ear buds here soon by sony or skull candy as well, as these apple ones are crap

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  • Ducati
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    The best headphones that I've bought to date are, no don't laugh, Sony MDR-EX35B. They're work as well as the noise canceling heaphones that retail for $250+

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  • Streichholzschächtelchen
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    I like bass. These are the bassiest headphones I could find without losing mids or having the highs fall off too much, and all for the joog. Bought two of them I love them so much.

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  • Stephen
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    Glad to see some other people into it. Ive got some SR80s in the mail, as well as the fiio e3 amp. Its pretty cheap at like 12$. Ive heard pretty good things, ill post back when i get mine.

    Im pretty much done buying gear at this point though,at least for a while. more concerned about the new levels of suck in some mp3s on my library

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  • kronus
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    Grado SR-80 here, too. I don't have a proper amp to drive them with, unfortunately. I can hear my laptop's sound output sucking through them.

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  • BillBrasky
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    Originally posted by Tavern Gnome
    I have a set of Shure SCL2s and they changed my life. The damn wire inside the jack broke though, so now I'm stuck with a "comparable" set from Bose. They suck bad. I need to go buy a soldering iron.
    You know the old joke........Buy Other Sound Equipment



    I've had a set of Grado SR-80's for about 4 years now. I run them off of an old Crown D-75 amp as I don't own an MP3 player. I love them for the cost that I paid and I haven't had any problems with comfort. I'm probably going to upgrade to a higher end Grado headphone pretty soon just because I'm a music junkie and I love audio equipment. Having a nice set of headphones is great because a lot of times I get home too late and I can't play my stereo without waking the neighbors or anyone else in the house.

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  • Tavern Gnome
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    I have a set of Shure SCL2s and they changed my life. The damn wire inside the jack broke though, so now I'm stuck with a "comparable" set from Bose. They suck bad. I need to go buy a soldering iron.

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  • Massive Lee
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    After 10 years, I am on my second pair of Sennheiser PX100. They are light, small and have a very open sound presentation with great bass. I have tried many other in the meanwhile and always go back to the PX100.

    There are other great "closed" earphones, but I usually don't like them as I feel claustrophobic...

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  • ALYKZANDYR
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    Originally posted by Stephen
    So, with the amount of music i listen to, i finally decided to start ditching the bottom feeder headphones ive always used (for no good reason). With a gift card for xmas, i picked up some Sony MDR-V6's. Nothing too earth shattering, but compared to what ive been using, it is definately a step up.



    I also am going to try out a set of Grado SR80s. See what i like better.



    I figure most of us probably listen and r3v, anyone else enjoy some good sounding headphones?
    I have a MDR V6 headphones , i like them, and the best part is I got them as a gift from my uncle.
    Last edited by ALYKZANDYR; 01-12-2010, 06:28 AM.

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  • theox69
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    I got a pair of Bose TriPort OE about 3 years ago for Christmas.
    They're really comfortable and great if you're commuting for a long time. They also sound great and keep out alot of noise!

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  • drumad
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    Anyone try running an amp to their headphones? it'll change your world.

    Werd on teh Grados. I own the 60s and even though it's the cheapest, I love em. Uncomfortable as hell, however.

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  • b*saint
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    Denon D2000, Sony SA3000, Senn HD202s, Sony MDR-V700, M Audio IE 30, Grado SR125, Beyerdynamics DT880 (special occasions)

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