Yeap, I broke my panasonic headphones...
Im looking at a price range of 0-25$ for some good Headphones. Any recommendations? (I need something that will stay on my head while running)
Full Version: I need good headphone recommendations!
What about some iPod earphones? They're really durable and have excellent sound quality. I picked up a pair on eBay for around $15 US. Not bad. 
Does it matter if theyre earphones?
QUOTE(devinlamothe @ Jan 12 2005, 19:33)
What about some iPod earphones? They're really durable and have excellent sound quality. I picked up a pair on eBay for around $15 US. Not bad.
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um, ipod headphones suck; i'm sorry. $10 sony earbuds sound better.
I cant stand earphones...every single pair I bought didnt feel right
Headphones only please
Headphones only please
http://www.target.com/gp/detail.html/ref=b...asin=B00009LI55
some decent sennheisers, not sure if they sell them in store though. you could also go for those sony wrap-around ones. there are some decent "clip-on ear" ones as well. you won't get much in terms of sound quality for under $30, though.
some decent sennheisers, not sure if they sell them in store though. you could also go for those sony wrap-around ones. there are some decent "clip-on ear" ones as well. you won't get much in terms of sound quality for under $30, though.
QUOTE(acoustikrage @ Jan 13 2005, 03:41)
http://www.target.com/gp/detail.html/ref=b...asin=B00009LI55
some decent sennheisers, not sure if they sell them in store though. you could also go for those sony wrap-around ones. there are some decent "clip-on ear" ones as well. you won't get much in terms of sound quality for under $30, though.
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some decent sennheisers, not sure if they sell them in store though. you could also go for those sony wrap-around ones. there are some decent "clip-on ear" ones as well. you won't get much in terms of sound quality for under $30, though.
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I think the big can-style headphones are going back in style personally. As long as you get some nice, comfortable ones, you should have no problem getting some suitable for running in your price range. The oval ones tend to stay on your ears better I think.
Koss KSC-35 (clip-ons, perfect for exercise), same drivers as the Koss PortaPros, I think they're around $25-30.
QUOTE(Monkeh @ Jan 13 2005, 04:22)
Koss KSC-35 (clip-ons, perfect for exercise), same drivers as the Koss PortaPros, I think they're around $25-30.
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Lows: Uncomfortable after long use, flimsy plastic earclips, not very adjustable, midrange easily overpowered by the bass
http://reviews.designtechnica.com/review236.html
hmm, i think i will look around that review site
try these out it is the Sony MDR-G73, it great had mine for about 2 years now still sounds great too 
, although I need to get a new one as mine has a slight tear 
and they said it may be dangerous 
!!!
http://computing.kelkoo.co.uk/b/a/ps_7114885/120901.html
for a better picture try this out http://www.bluetin.com/headphones/cliponph...ny_mdr-g73.html 
, although I need to get a new one as mine has a slight tear and they said it may be dangerous !!! http://computing.kelkoo.co.uk/b/a/ps_7114885/120901.html
for a better picture try this out
http://www.bluetin.com/headphones/cliponph...ny_mdr-g73.html
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