isolation headphones
#1
isolation headphones
Looking to get a pair. Any suggestions from first hand experience? Keeping in mind how well they work and the price. I know Bose makes them, and I know how much, so don't bring them up (unless you know how well the work)
#2
RE: noise canceling headphones
You dont have to spend $200 on waste-of-money Bose, I spent $20 on in-ear earphones.
You twist them with your fingers and twist them in your ear, you hear
very little outside noise, with great bass. I use a discontinued Koss model. Look somthing like this...
http://www.bestbuy.com/site/olspage....=1114638523952
Go to best buy or circuit city and look for in-ear models, if thats the type you want.
You twist them with your fingers and twist them in your ear, you hear
very little outside noise, with great bass. I use a discontinued Koss model. Look somthing like this...
http://www.bestbuy.com/site/olspage....=1114638523952
Go to best buy or circuit city and look for in-ear models, if thats the type you want.
#3
RE: noise canceling headphones
ORIGINAL: PJTocci
You dont have to spend $200 on waste-of-money Bose, I spent $20 on in-ear earphones.
You twist them with your fingers and twist them in your ear, you hear
very little outside noise, with great bass. I use a discontinued Koss model. Look somthing like this...
http://www.bestbuy.com/site/olspage....=1114638523952
Go to best buy or circuit city and look for in-ear models, if thats the type you want.
You dont have to spend $200 on waste-of-money Bose, I spent $20 on in-ear earphones.
You twist them with your fingers and twist them in your ear, you hear
very little outside noise, with great bass. I use a discontinued Koss model. Look somthing like this...
http://www.bestbuy.com/site/olspage....=1114638523952
Go to best buy or circuit city and look for in-ear models, if thats the type you want.
#5
RE: noise canceling headphones
actually forget the word "noise canceling" i want just "isolation" headphones. My friend pair of Sennheiser isolation ones that work awesome. Those earbud isolations ones look good too, and cheap.
#7
RE: noise canceling headphones
ORIGINAL: miked
I also have a pair of the Sennheisers, which I stepped on, so they no longer work. Nice while they were working tho.
I also have a pair of the Sennheisers, which I stepped on, so they no longer work. Nice while they were working tho.
#8
RE: noise canceling headphones
Cant say I know the difference between isolation and noise cancelling, but I have some cancelling Philips earbuds that work great. $30, runs on one AAA battery that lasts forever. I use them for working out. They stay in fine when I am on a bike or something stationary but suck for running.
#9
RE: noise canceling headphones
ORIGINAL: Propagandalf
Cant say I know the difference between isolation and noise cancelling, but I have some cancelling Philips earbuds that work great. $30, runs on one AAA battery that lasts forever. I use them for working out. They stay in fine when I am on a bike or something stationary but suck for running.
Cant say I know the difference between isolation and noise cancelling, but I have some cancelling Philips earbuds that work great. $30, runs on one AAA battery that lasts forever. I use them for working out. They stay in fine when I am on a bike or something stationary but suck for running.
#10
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