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*Shakes fist*
My options for headphones at the moment are a pair of sony in-ears and an old AKG pair that came with our stereo - previously alright, but has now lost the left channel entirely. Even so, neither of these really had the frequency response I would have liked, and made playing something to endure rather than to enjoy.
*Shakes fist harder*
I need recommendations of a good pair to use, just for playing guitar late night. Not talking top of the range, budget's a bit stretched with holiday fast approaching, but I can try to put aside whatever money it needs to give me some clarity back trying to play a nice quiet 3am version of Down Down Down or Trademark with some definition in the notes and without horrendous buzzing..
Any ideas people? Not a clue where to start looking myself..
http://www.sennheiser.co.uk/
... They have loads of models across a wide price range.
I just don't like the feel of in ears, I might give some a try, but would prefer something a bit more solid really..
*Shakes fist*
My options for headphones at the moment are a pair of sony in-ears and an old AKG pair that came with our stereo - previously alright, but has now lost the left channel entirely. Even so, neither of these really had the frequency response I would have liked, and made playing something to endure rather than to enjoy.
*Shakes fist harder*
I need recommendations of a good pair to use, just for playing guitar late night. Not talking top of the range, budget's a bit stretched with holiday fast approaching, but I can try to put aside whatever money it needs to give me some clarity back trying to play a nice quiet 3am version of Down Down Down or Trademark with some definition in the notes and without horrendous buzzing..
Any ideas people? Not a clue where to start looking myself..