Headphones

[Libertine Dream]

Just got some Soundmagic E10s today, replacing my Sennheisser CX300s that have finally given up the ghost. Admittedly the new ones are pricier, but they piss all over them. A revelation, no less!

Ive got the E10s, pretty good earphone but sometimes a bit harsh at the higest volume. Not as good as my old Klipsch S4s but at half the price they were I cant complain

[Bellend Sebastian]

Ive got the E10s, pretty good earphone but sometimes a bit harsh at the higest volume. Not as good as my old Klipsch S4s but at half the price they were I cant complain

I paid £28, which isn't that much more than the CX300 II are now, and I wasn't expecting such a big difference in quality. I don't expect to be driving them very hard so hopefully won't experience the harshness and they're a good fit so hopefully won't need to. I've never used what you'd call expensive inner earphones so cannot really compare, but for the money they seem astonishingly good value

[pamPErSo]

http://www.thehouseofmarley.co.uk/ in- on- and over- ear headphones 20 - 250 Pounds, I paid 40 for in-ear with mic, using them all the time (PC, phone, ps3 sometimes) and 50 for on-ear Positive Vibrations. Best value for money headphones ever, 50 pounds and sounds better than Sennheiser low and mid models, and about same as high Sennheiser and Beats by DRE.

[thewarmanator]

Bose Quiet Comforts. If I ever have to buy a new set of cans in my life, I doubt I'll get any that sound better or are as comfy for less than a grand.

Yes, they cost me the best part of £300, but I'd wanted them for ages, and I don't regret buying them for an instant.

I also have these and they are pretty special! Awesome sound, very comfy and if you need to catch some sleep in a noisy place eg flight or train journey then just pop them on and you can barely hear a thing!