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Right, I might get me some new earphones for my iPod because my iPod ones have broken. I can still hear out of them, but the wire is buggered.
Im not going to spend £20 on a pair, just about £10. What would you reccomend?
(It has to be compatible with the iPod Mini...)
Im not going to spend £20 on a pair, just about £10. What would you reccomend?
(It has to be compatible with the iPod Mini...)
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How much?
Oh, and good choice.
Oh, and good choice.
Ebay.
where from?
I just bought these: [URL]http://www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/ASIN/B00008XYJL/qid=1128708460/sr=8-2/ref=pd_ka_2/026-1298625-3385223[/URL]
But much cheaper.
But much cheaper.
Mozzy wrote:
> Hedfix wrote:
> Actually if the plug's weird you could always get the plug bit
> soldered onto the end of the new headphones by an electrical shop.
>
> I dont know what Emitime is on about because the plug seems to the
> same as the standard ones.
>
> Maybe he was joking. :P
....No.
I'm completely oblivious to the idea of sarcasm.
> Hedfix wrote:
> Actually if the plug's weird you could always get the plug bit
> soldered onto the end of the new headphones by an electrical shop.
>
> I dont know what Emitime is on about because the plug seems to the
> same as the standard ones.
>
> Maybe he was joking. :P
....No.
I'm completely oblivious to the idea of sarcasm.
Probably was.
Hedfix wrote:
> Actually if the plug's weird you could always get the plug bit
> soldered onto the end of the new headphones by an electrical shop.
I dont know what Emitime is on about because the plug seems to the same as the standard ones.
Maybe he was joking. :P
> Actually if the plug's weird you could always get the plug bit
> soldered onto the end of the new headphones by an electrical shop.
I dont know what Emitime is on about because the plug seems to the same as the standard ones.
Maybe he was joking. :P
They were good for cycling but they were too cheaply made.
Hedfix wrote:
> Don't get ones that clip behind your ears because they break far too
> easily.
Yeh I bloody hate them anyway.
I just want ones similar to the iPod's which will have decent sound quality.
> Don't get ones that clip behind your ears because they break far too
> easily.
Yeh I bloody hate them anyway.
I just want ones similar to the iPod's which will have decent sound quality.
Actually if the plug's weird you could always get the plug bit soldered onto the end of the new headphones by an electrical shop.
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