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Sony MDR-V700DJ Professional DJ Headphones

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from: Sony

July 07, 2003
Owned these for a number of months and whenever i listen to them they always impress me. They fold away for easy compact storage. They give out incredible bass for headphones! I have also tried out many of the sound cancelling headphones and these are just as good at cancelling out background noise when you have them on! A definate buy!!!!!

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Koss Plug - Earbud Stereophone

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from: Koss

February 05, 2008
After wasting time and money trying out other budget ear phones that all received rave reviews on Amazon only to turn out to be total garbage, [are you all deaf??], I was beginning to wish I had bought a decent set to begin with and not thrown good money after bad, when I saw these. A design that surely couldnt fail to fit even the wierdest of lug holes, a nice clear sound and a decent amount of bass was my reward. Cant comment on the build quality yet but they seem sound enough. These are far and away the best I have had for under 20 notes.

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Sennheiser CX400 - Noise Isolating Headphones - Red

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from: Sennheiser

December 10, 2007
I have trust in Sennheiser headphones already for many years. With this model of earphones I thought I'll be surprised and assured with a fantastic and quality-best product. It seems like the company is more into professional headphones though and gives little attention to details when it comes to "subproducts".

CX400 are supposed to be cd/dvd/pmp earphones, but as you look at them straight away, it's this ridiculous 0.6m cable which honestly is of no use at all. Of course you get the 1m cable, without which you could not do a thing, but my question is, whom bothers longer cable in the first place? Who needs an extension cable, if you can make a 1.5m cable from the beginning. Very strange way of thinking.

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Sony Microphone

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from: Sony

March 03, 2008
Having read many reviews before purchasing this microphone I have to say that the previous comments are totally accurate. I wanted a mike that I could use with my PC to dub over videos that I edit prior to burning to disc. Previous mikes have allowed the hum of the PC hard drive to be detected and this has been eradicated with the mike. Setting the control to 90deg allows me to have total control over the input with no outside nosie interference. I have also used this mike in a church wedding via my Camcorder where previously the dialog of a church service has been difficult due to high ceilings and lots of echo. Using a 10m extension cable with no loss of qaulity I am highly delighted with the results. I aslo think the price is excellent.

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Sony EPEX1B.AE spare earbuds for EX series headphones - black

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from: Sony

November 01, 2006
yep, these are a rip off, they should come in packs of 6 in a specific size as you know what size your ears are after you bout the headphones in the first place and they came with a pair of each size to try.

However, these are cheaper than Shure equivalents, then again Sony is not in the same price bracket as Shure either. It's really annoying paying £4 per piece of usable rubber (for my ears) yet, these headphones (phontopias) are really good for the money, I just better look after the rubbers better!

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Bose Triport In Ear Headphones

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from: BOSE

May 24, 2007
For many years BOSE® has been synonymous with "great sound" and, in general, if you bought a BOSE® product you wouldn't be disappointed.

Unfortunately, for me, that wasn't the case with their TriPort® in ear headphones. For the money, I was expecting these to be the last pair of headphones I'd ever had to buy - unless, of course, I damaged or lost them. No such luck!

Don't get me wrong, there's nothing fundamentally "wrong" with these headphones. But, by the same token, they're not so great as to warrant the large price tag.

As far as sound goes, I have no real cause for complaint. Although, if I'm perfectly honest, I didn't notice any great difference between these and the free-bee Sony ones I got with my walkman ... Read More:

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Sony MDRE829V Earphones

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from: Sony

June 09, 2004
ok, this is not a top of the range earphone, but it does give a decent sound quality. it tends to look poorly built, but so far I have not had any problems with it.
it is not sound isolating, which is not very good, because when you are listening to music, you will still everything around you, unless you put it on full volume.
the volume control button seemed useless to me, and a bit annoying cause if your earphones are in your pocked or something, it might turns it down, so everytime you gotta check to see if it is on high.
Not bad for earphones, they do the job required, the sound quality is OK, but my old Philips did a lot better job, for almost the same price.
if you want very good earphones, invest a bit more and get a better one. ... Read More:

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Sennheiser RS120 Headphones Black/Grey

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from: Sennheiser

July 10, 2006
I am more discerning than most people when it comes to headphones, though I would not call myself a bona fide audiophile: my most advanced headphones being the Sennheiser HD280s, which I've also reviewed.

Being a bit of a wired snob in that I don't generally trust wireless devices* to provide equal fidelity to wired ones, so I didn't expect much from the RS120s. I was pleasantly surprised when I tried them out with a Hilary Hahn CD. They are open, so they've got a fairly light, airy sound that some may feel lacks punch, but is fine for most music and is not overly tiring on the ears. Tuning can be a little fiddly, and I think that it is important to plug the dock in to the motherboard jack rather than a jack on your speakers (if using them with a computer) ... Read More:

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2.5mm-3.5mm STEREO HEADPHONE ADAPTER (FOR ALL IPOD'S AND MP3/MP4 PLAYERS)

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from: GIZMO-DEALS


I am more discerning than most people when it comes to headphones, though I would not call myself a bona fide audiophile: my most advanced headphones being the Sennheiser HD280s, which I've also reviewed.

Being a bit of a wired snob in that I don't generally trust wireless devices* to provide equal fidelity to wired ones, so I didn't expect much from the RS120s. I was pleasantly surprised when I tried them out with a Hilary Hahn CD. They are open, so they've got a fairly light, airy sound that some may feel lacks punch, but is fine for most music and is not overly tiring on the ears. Tuning can be a little fiddly, and I think that it is important to plug the dock in to the motherboard jack rather than a jack on your speakers (if using them with a computer) ... Read More:

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Sony Basic Rechargeable RF Wireless Headphone

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from: Sony

August 22, 2006
Read through loads of reviews on wireless headphones and for the price I was willing to pay and feedback from this site decided to go for these. Although Argos is slightly more expensive decided to buy from them because if the hissing is bad then at least I return them.

Upon purchasing these the first thing you have to do is turn the cap on the left part of the headphone to insert the rechargable batteries. Spent 15 minutes trying to do this reading and re-reading the manual to no avail so returned them to Argos for another pair. Again same problem is neither me nor the customer service attendant could open it. So I asked for money back on them.

So to this day I will never know how good or bad they sound.

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