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Right, all you music buffs.
Im getting a new MiniDisc player. I broke my old one.
The headphones that come with the player will always be poor. Panasonic ones. Silver ones with spikes on.
Anyway, I would like a few model names etc for a pair of quality sounding in-ear headphones that are under £20 and are easily avaliable.
So, what do you use?
I'd like a nice pair of Grado's or Sennheiser's. But for £20. Or there about I may not get a decent pair.
Quality sounding in-ear headphones. For under £20?
Your task has been set. People. ;o)
Any help would be greatly apreciated.
Im getting a new MiniDisc player. I broke my old one.
The headphones that come with the player will always be poor. Panasonic ones. Silver ones with spikes on.
Anyway, I would like a few model names etc for a pair of quality sounding in-ear headphones that are under £20 and are easily avaliable.
So, what do you use?
I'd like a nice pair of Grado's or Sennheiser's. But for £20. Or there about I may not get a decent pair.
Quality sounding in-ear headphones. For under £20?
Your task has been set. People. ;o)
Any help would be greatly apreciated.
I'm not saying a thing... except I was like Gaz when thinking about buying my headphones. It is important to get the right sound, after all.
For chrisakes Gassie, they are earphones!!!!!
EARPHONES!!!!!
EARPHONES!!!!!
XRAli wrote:
> I have the Sony clip-on MDR-Q33LP headphones. They cost around
> £25 and have excellent quality (for the price) and you change
> their colour too :)
I do like those, but I don't think I could ever pay that for earphones.
> I have the Sony clip-on MDR-Q33LP headphones. They cost around
> £25 and have excellent quality (for the price) and you change
> their colour too :)
I do like those, but I don't think I could ever pay that for earphones.
Panaphonic forever. :P
Yea I was looking at the MX500's. Yea, i'll get those probably.
Um, I dont like the clip on colour ones, but cheers anyways.
Yea I know DJ. He's crap ;o) Sorry for any offence caused and whatever.
Um, I dont like the clip on colour ones, but cheers anyways.
Yea I know DJ. He's crap ;o) Sorry for any offence caused and whatever.
The Sennheiser HeadMax MX 500 replicates good bass output for a penny under £20.
Oh, and at the time of writing someone called Chris is using your MSN account. No offence, but he sounds like a weirdo and has crappy spelling.
Oh, and at the time of writing someone called Chris is using your MSN account. No offence, but he sounds like a weirdo and has crappy spelling.
C'mon guys!
Right, all you music buffs.
Im getting a new MiniDisc player. I broke my old one.
The headphones that come with the player will always be poor. Panasonic ones. Silver ones with spikes on.
Anyway, I would like a few model names etc for a pair of quality sounding in-ear headphones that are under £20 and are easily avaliable.
So, what do you use?
I'd like a nice pair of Grado's or Sennheiser's. But for £20. Or there about I may not get a decent pair.
Quality sounding in-ear headphones. For under £20?
Your task has been set. People. ;o)
Any help would be greatly apreciated.
Im getting a new MiniDisc player. I broke my old one.
The headphones that come with the player will always be poor. Panasonic ones. Silver ones with spikes on.
Anyway, I would like a few model names etc for a pair of quality sounding in-ear headphones that are under £20 and are easily avaliable.
So, what do you use?
I'd like a nice pair of Grado's or Sennheiser's. But for £20. Or there about I may not get a decent pair.
Quality sounding in-ear headphones. For under £20?
Your task has been set. People. ;o)
Any help would be greatly apreciated.