- Sep 29, 2004
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OK, I'll set up a poll. If you have more than one pair, vote for the more costly pair. Also post your headphones as a message along with cost.
ME:
Grado SR-60 ($70)
Sennheiser HD280 Pro ($85)
I like both, but prefer the Senns. They each suit their purpose. I actually do things backwards though. The SR-60s are for home and open air so I can hear my wife and future baby. I use hte Senns at work as they are sealed and help drown out hte noise of computers and people talking. I can still hear the telephone ring, so that's good enough.
Both sound great and do not require a headphone amp as the impedence is low enough that no dedicated amp is required.
An important note. DO NOT BUY Senns at Best Buy! mine cost $85 online at a reputable dealer. Best Buy wanted $199.99. I read that this pricing practice is common for Best Buy.
WEB SITES
HIFI Choice - headphone reviews
Headroom - headphone reviews(VERY honest). Sales. Only deals in headphones/related equipment
http://www.headphones.com/
http://www.head-fi.com - FORUM...n to post ASAP though.
ME:
Grado SR-60 ($70)
Sennheiser HD280 Pro ($85)
I like both, but prefer the Senns. They each suit their purpose. I actually do things backwards though. The SR-60s are for home and open air so I can hear my wife and future baby. I use hte Senns at work as they are sealed and help drown out hte noise of computers and people talking. I can still hear the telephone ring, so that's good enough.
Both sound great and do not require a headphone amp as the impedence is low enough that no dedicated amp is required.
An important note. DO NOT BUY Senns at Best Buy! mine cost $85 online at a reputable dealer. Best Buy wanted $199.99. I read that this pricing practice is common for Best Buy.
WEB SITES
HIFI Choice - headphone reviews
Headroom - headphone reviews(VERY honest). Sales. Only deals in headphones/related equipment
http://www.headphones.com/
http://www.head-fi.com - FORUM...n to post ASAP though.
