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Guest Couchy

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Looking to get a new set of headphones.

I've had Sennheiser CX-300 IIs & CX-870s. Currently have a set of Sony MDR-NC13 noise cancelling headphones as I work on aircraft so these are great for podcasts but rubbish for any bass music & are awkward shape in the ear to walk around or move with.

Anyone have any recommendations, I prefer in-ear headphones, but if you are particularly fond of over head ones then that would be helpful as I also do a bit of bedroom DJing.

Should I stick to the Sennheiser's or spend a little more money eg Bose, Klipsche, Monster/Beats? There's a few new brands out I've never heard of that are quite pricey.

These look great but bloody expensive.

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Don't know if they are any good but Skullcandy's look naff btw.

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This site is great for choosing a pair headphones. http://www.head-fi.org/products/ (there's even rankings of hundreds of different headphones based on ratings)

I was going to get the Beat By Dre Studios for crimbo but after doing some research on them I changed my mind. Loads of people are saying they are over priced/ over powering bass etc/ sound leakage/ aren't as good for indie/rock/metal and all that. So decided to get a pair of Audio Technica ATH M50 instead. Which are almost 80 quid cheaper then the beats studios and everyone seems to be bumming them (M50s) in the reviews so yeaahh.

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I find people are buying the Beats audio gear as a fashion accessory rather than an item enhancing their music. I like their sound quality for dance music but the over head models are extremely flimsy & I doubt wouldn't last long travelling constantly. Plus I listen to rock music too.

Thanks for the website. I will have a trawl through it later.

Found these for £35 http://hmv.com/hmvweb/displayProductDetails.do?ctx=345;16;-1;-1;234&sku=353282

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