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Old 02-26-2013, 05:03 PM   #1 (permalink)
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I only use iPod earphones but I'd like to try sennheiser headphones. I heard good feedback and it's relatively cheap. Don't know what model though...
What's your budget? What are you looking for (in ear or on ear)?
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Old 02-28-2013, 11:49 PM   #2 (permalink)
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I like Grado headphones a lot
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klipsch Image s4.
Quality wise probably the best pair of headphones for under $50.
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My cheap-o Sennheisers get the job done. Going to get AKGs pretty soon, though, since mine were ganked.
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I am using the JVC ones, they are really good. These headphone work very well even when the sound was very loud.
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beats by dre studios for listening to music and shure SRH440 model for studio use
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Perhaps somewhat off topic, I have the Bob Marley 'Positive Vibrations' headphones currently and as is inevitable with headphones/earphones they have started only playing in one year when I move and have to constantly alter the positioning of the headphone jack.
Now this is a common problem with all types of headphones, I'm just wondering if any of you guys know a solution of how to fix this issue and get my consistent audio levels back in both ears without tinkering constantly with the jacks position.
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My cheap-o Sennheisers get the job done.
What kind of model?
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I use the Sennheiser HD 558 which I love. For me they are comfortable for long listening sessions. The only thing missing is noise canceling but if I need that I'll either crank up the volume or switch to ear buds.
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Some Audiotechnica Professional Studios.
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