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Tue 09/09/03 at 18:15
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You'd think sony were an untarnished quality name, no? well, compared to the old mercury one i got from SR (which lasted about 2 months) it is as loud as the noise cement makes while it's setting...

so, is there any way i can get earphones that are LOUDER? i mean, the ones they supply are quite shoddy, so can you recommend any earphones to me that you yourself tried and found they were louder then the ones supplied?
Tue 09/09/03 at 22:12
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UrkiE-UK wrote:
> so, if i find an earphone set with a volume dial, will it add the
> dial settings to the player volume as a cumulative noise level?

Only if they have an additional amplifier, which is very unlikely.


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Tue 09/09/03 at 20:16
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Bouncer wrote:
> I have a Goodmans personal cd player and the earphones I got with it
> are great. You can adjust the sound on the actual player and then
> also with the dial attached to the headphones. If you listen to it at
> full volume your ears are likely to bleed.
>
> Head into Richer Sounds, a pretty well known music store - should be
> one in your town, and pick up a pair. If you cant see any Goodmans
> ones then I would ask for some "loud ones" - the staff are
> usually very good.

so, if i find an earphone set with a volume dial, will it add the dial settings to the player volume as a cumulative noise level?
Tue 09/09/03 at 20:04
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I actualy thought the Sony ones were loud compared to the Phillips ones I have. Ofcourse that was until my sister broke them, now they only work in one ear and go crackily.
Tue 09/09/03 at 19:08
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I have a Goodmans personal cd player and the earphones I got with it are great. You can adjust the sound on the actual player and then also with the dial attached to the headphones. If you listen to it at full volume your ears are likely to bleed.

Head into Richer Sounds, a pretty well known music store - should be one in your town, and pick up a pair. If you cant see any Goodmans ones then I would ask for some "loud ones" - the staff are usually very good.
Tue 09/09/03 at 18:15
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Posts: 2,774
You'd think sony were an untarnished quality name, no? well, compared to the old mercury one i got from SR (which lasted about 2 months) it is as loud as the noise cement makes while it's setting...

so, is there any way i can get earphones that are LOUDER? i mean, the ones they supply are quite shoddy, so can you recommend any earphones to me that you yourself tried and found they were louder then the ones supplied?

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