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Simple Recommend a set of headphones Q

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  • 24-09-2004 11:38pm
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    RichyX
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    One of my current headphones went balls up yesterday so in need of a decent near pair.
    Need them for use at work and traveling. No buds or big fekers. Presently have a pair of uncomfortable Panasonic clip ones but I was happy out with the sound quality. The left one has gone screwing with alot of buzzing when there's any amount of bass.

    Budget of 30€.
    Any ideas?


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    Greenman
    Registered Users Posts: 2,962 ✭✭✭Greenman


    Lots of people think these are the ones to have. :D:D:D


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    ASTRACLUB
    Registered Users Posts: 434 ✭✭ASTRACLUB


    harvey norman in swords have some big massive ones


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    Makaveli
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    greenman wrote:
    Lots of people think these are the ones to have. :D:D:D


    Yeah, I have the PX100s, very nice headphones.
    Slightly outside his budget though.


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    Bri
    Closed Accounts Posts: 2,035 ✭✭✭Bri


    If your travelling I'd consider the Sony Funtopia's as a nice portable option with decent quality. Search the bargain alert board for 'funtopia' for more info and a few URLs of good sites generally.

    They mightn't look great but don't diss 'em unless you've tried em.


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    RichyX
    Registered Users Posts: 2,221 ✭✭✭RichyX


    PX100's are a bit bulky. Prefer not to have any headband.
    The Fontopia's are all buds. Can't use buds because I can never get them to fit right :(

    Need a nice pair that clip onto the back of the ear. Seen plenty in the shops but alot of places won't let you try before you buy :confused:


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    M@lice
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    Where's the best place to get a pair of px100/200's? There are none on richersounds .ie anyway.


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    fletch
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    I was gonna suggest Sennheiser MX500's if you do alot of travellin, I have the 400's & the sound quality is excellent. But those PX's look classy and the fact they fold means you could use them while travellin, even if you'd look like a spanner.
    Maplins stock a limited range of Sennheisers....


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