The Penguin
Chilly Willy The Penguin
I did bought Bose headphones 6 years ago. They where OK but not planing getting them again. I'm happy with Sennheiser
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Headphones
- Thread starter juffur
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I've tried various Sennheiser models quite recently. When it came to noise cancellation they weren't anywhere as effective as the Bose quiet-comfort headphones were.
But they remain very expensive...usually retailing over $250 to $300.
paulb
Well-Known Member
Bose headphones are great for air travel, but I'll stick to my Mcintosh 601's and Revel's for home blasting.
Yeah, when you go outside the parameters of noise-cancelling I think the field is pretty broad and subjective about purely great sound. The kind of thing that keeps so many brands out there.
To what I've readed , yes nothing is better than Boose (oupps misspell) for sonds cancelling ... When it come to listening to music , I like ear evry details recorded , And something not a lot talk aboth ... Sound Image .... yes you actually only need to good speaker for aving music suronding you
The Penguin
Chilly Willy The Penguin
It is very hard to go by reading. The only way to know is listing to them in person. What one person likes another person might dislike. There so many headphones cater to different people. I find it silly though some people buy headphones only based on the appearance rather than the sound which is what they are meant for.
May I throw in a bit of love for HiFiMAN? My friend let me listen to a pair of HE-400's that he got off the Internet for $150(!) (I guess there's a new model coming out)...not only are they incredibly accurate, with impeccable soundstaging, but they are very efficient, a rarity among "audiophile" headphones... I found they sounded pretty awesome right out of my Macbook...no amplification required! And damned comfortable to boot.
DarkAscent
Tea Leaf
I don't use headphones. I use leads that connect my hearing aids directly to my computer, phone or MP3 player.
They look similar to this:
(I got the image from this website Personal stereo direct input leads | Deaf Equipment )
They look similar to this:
(I got the image from this website Personal stereo direct input leads | Deaf Equipment )
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The Penguin
Chilly Willy The Penguin
My ex gf used an device like thatI don't use headphones. I use leads that connect my hearing aids directly to my computer, phone or MP3 player.
They look similar to this:
(I got the image from this website Personal stereo direct input leads | Deaf Equipment )
DarkAscent
Tea Leaf
Did she wear hearing aids too?
The Penguin
Chilly Willy The Penguin
Yes she does
OlLiE
Well-Known Member
awesome, a headphones thread 
i love headphones
i have a much cheaper solution for noise cancelling than bose,
just posted it in another thread
3M have industrial noise attenuation headphones,
the best ones are massive and look ridiculous,
but they also have a much thinner pair
you can remove the inner foam and and another layer of padding inside (i used small sized roundish foam shoulder pads) and then put in the original foam again
you put your in ears (or ear plugs) in and pop the earmuffs over
cost EUR 25 for the muffs and EUR 2.5 for the extra padding
with the in ear cables running out of them they look like an eccentric pair of over ear headphones if you were it outside
for home they're great to cheaply keep out the city noise
downside - they can get a bit warm after wearing them for a while
i love headphones
i have a much cheaper solution for noise cancelling than bose,
just posted it in another thread
3M have industrial noise attenuation headphones,
the best ones are massive and look ridiculous,
but they also have a much thinner pair
you can remove the inner foam and and another layer of padding inside (i used small sized roundish foam shoulder pads) and then put in the original foam again
you put your in ears (or ear plugs) in and pop the earmuffs over
cost EUR 25 for the muffs and EUR 2.5 for the extra padding
with the in ear cables running out of them they look like an eccentric pair of over ear headphones if you were it outside
for home they're great to cheaply keep out the city noise
downside - they can get a bit warm after wearing them for a while
awesome, a headphones thread
i love headphones
If you really dig here, you may find as many as a half dozen or more. Yep, lots of comments on them on a broad scale.
OlLiE
Well-Known Member
by the way, i usually use iems:
best iem's that i've found for the moment are the sony N3AP's (standard cable)
put on the earmuffs i mentioned above, and its like being in a world of your own
favourite on ears open backed: Grado SR225e
favourite on ears closed: beyerdynamic t51p
favourite over ears open: audio quest nighthawk
favourite over ears closed: B&W P7 (wired)
best iem's that i've found for the moment are the sony N3AP's (standard cable)
put on the earmuffs i mentioned above, and its like being in a world of your own
favourite on ears open backed: Grado SR225e
favourite on ears closed: beyerdynamic t51p
favourite over ears open: audio quest nighthawk
favourite over ears closed: B&W P7 (wired)
OlLiE
Well-Known Member
Thank you!
People don't get my headphone obsession
I would.
I suspect there are others who will as well.
I'd love to have a pair of the best noise-cancelling headphones. But the cost!
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I use Bose SoundTrue In-Ear Headphones for walking and to generally block out most noises when I have my music on. I just can't wear those headphones that go over your head, it itches my scalp badly and having a small head doesn't help either.
