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Sennheiser HD280 Pro http://tinyurl.com/dd475w http://tinyurl.com/dd475w They are massively comfortable, and quite tight on the head so no one else can hear an
by chunkyslink 18y ago
Sennheiser HD280 Pro http://tinyurl.com/dd475w http://tinyurl.com/dd475w
They are massively comfortable, and quite tight on the head so no one else can hear anything. If I dont feel like music I sometimes wear them anyway as they are great at blaocking out the noise.
Oh and did I mention they sound amazing.
- rms 18y agoGood suggestion... for slightly more money but in the same form factor these sound better: http://www.amazon.com/Technica-ATH-A700-Closed-Back-Dynamic-Headphones/dp/B000E9VKUQ http://www.amazon.com/Technica-ATH-A700-Closed-Back-Dynamic-...
- whatusername 18y agoI've got the HD212. (when doing some renovations recently - I found it cut out more sound than my dad's old protective ear-muffs) I'm not particularly an audio buff - but I reckon these sound great!
- alecst 18y agoGreat for the money, but in my personal experience they become really uncomfortable after about an hour. It's kept me from using them as often as I would like. Maybe I just have a weirdly shaped head.
- stcredzero 18y agoTry the Beyerdynamic 770 pros. I own both the Sennheiser 280s and the Beyerdynamics. To me, the Beyerdyamics are more comfortable, have better highs, and better sound isolation. You can even find 80 Ohm versions of these if you look. (So you can use them with your laptop or iPod without a headphone amp.) If you don't care about sound isolation, it's hard to beat the Grado headphones for price/performance.