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Sennheiser PX100 Headphones

from: Sennheiser

December 01, 2004
This is the first review I've written and am doing so to warn people about a recurring problem I've had with PX100s and PX200s. I've just got a refund for my fourth pair of entry level sennheiser tins, all of which lost sound in one phone due to cable wear. Despite this I keep coming back for more as they're good for the price and they seem to fail consistently within the warrenty period so I've only paid once:) If you can be bothered to keep requesting replacements from amazon/sennheiser then I'd recommend as a buy! As other reviews no doubt mention they leak a lot of sound so don't buy if you like to blast your choons but don't want to annoy fellow commuters. Perhaps they are fine for strolling around but I also use them for running, maybe ... Read More:

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Sony SRS-P7 Stereo Speaker System for Walkman - Silver

from: Sony

July 07, 2003
iStuff Companion Speakers
Good points: very, very small & light & have a neat little case if you like that kind of thing. No batteries or power is needed, which makes them very portable.
Bad points: poor quality sound and distortion at high volumes. The maximum volume is just enough to be heard in one room, but not if the room is full of people. Also the headphone jack lead is very short.

Portable Folding Speakers for Ipods & mp3 players - white = the same as you find on lots of websites.
Good points: maximum volume better than iStuff. Not too big.
Bad points: heavier than the others because of need for batteries. This is its greatest limitation, I think. Batteries only last about 6 - 8 hours and ... Read More:

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Sony DCC-E34CP CPA9 car adapter/ power kit for CD and MD Walkman

from: Sony

July 07, 2003
ok i bought this because i couldn't really afford a good cd player for my car. The tape works amazingly and the quality is really good, but...the adaptor for the cig lighter doesnt work with my panasonic cd player. Found out after much fidling around that i need to buy another one due to the fact it needs a polared adaptor? Thats most likely not the technical name but watch out for a symbol that's got a + and - and diamond shape in it.
All in all thought a great device!

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Sony Mini/Lightweight Headphones

from: Sony

July 31, 2006
EXCELLENT CANS. SPOT ON. CANT BELIEVE THE PRICE. WOULD HAVE PAYED 2 THE PRICE. ANYWAY STOP GABBLIN ON I'M AWAY OUT WITH THE DOG AND MY MUSIC. AS USUAL EXCELLENT SERVICE FROM AMAZON.TA VERY MUCH.

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Sony MDRXD100 HIFI Headphones Silver

from: Sony

March 08, 2005
12 pounds is too much for these headphones. after a few weeks of use the sound started to interrupt. there is absolutely no insulation from environmental noise.

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Body and Soul - Calm

by: Tony White

March 10, 2000
This disc is simply beautiful. Two are its main characteristics:continuity and change. Continuity relates to individual tracks which display a pronounced element of recursion that is repetition with slight variation of the same theme which promotes a feeling of soothing, calm and relaxation. Recursion is something employed successfully in distinctly different areas:in music famously employed by J.S.Bach to excellent effect in his baroque compositions, in graphics by Escher and in Mathematics by Goedel while it forms the basis of fractal Geometry. The change is provided by the eight tracks each exploring a different theme or to use the more sophisticated word of the liner note a different 'soundscape'. This combination of continuity and change ... Read More:

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Sony MDR-NC60 High Quality Noise Cancelling Headphones

from: Sony

March 10, 2007
I work in Bermuda Triangle. I seriously mean it. The position that attracks most noise at the office. Four loud colleges surround me, a bit far a group of happy inconsiderate junior lot that said they need to talk all the time for high collaboration, next to the toilet, main door, and kitchen. Oh, yeah, just several walk from a meeting room.

Worse yet, my job requires my brain to think.

Just a standard headphone with full volume of loudest Bon Jovi music didn't help... Toughest ear-muff didn't help either. They just either hurt my ear or brought me headache. I have a very sensitive ear, used to be in choir and like music a lot. It was just miserable...

Two days ago, with excellent service from Amazon, I received ... Read More:

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Sennheiser eH150 Evolution Closed Headphone

from: Sennheiser

July 10, 2006
They deliver rich bass and they work well. They are lightweight and they are cheap. I haven't had any problems with these and I've had them for some time now. If you're looking for a pair of phones that look OK and deliver good quality (and good bass!), you can buy these, you won't regret.

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Caselogic Koskin CD Wallet 32 capacity

from: Caselogic

November 13, 2002
They deliver rich bass and they work well. They are lightweight and they are cheap. I haven't had any problems with these and I've had them for some time now. If you're looking for a pair of phones that look OK and deliver good quality (and good bass!), you can buy these, you won't regret.

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Dig Out Your Soul: +DVD

by: Oasis

October 06, 2008
After the undoubted return to form that was Don't Believe The Truth, Oasis have taken a step backwards here. What made DBTT such a good record was that Noel had rediscovered his ability to make catchy pop songs and was rewarded with a couple of number one hits. The problem here is that, quite simply, there aren't any good tunes. Whereas Oasis are often criticised for being too derivative - and with good reason in some instances: Shakermaker/Coca-Cola song - here they are actually resorting to ripping off their own back catalogue. Shock Of The Lightning sounds like Rock 'N' Roll Star; I'm Outta Time is just Little James with better lyrics (and a frankly awful video). The terrible, whining singing on Get Off Your High Horse is awkward to listen to. The cringeworthy, ... Read More: