04 Jan 12
Originally posted by jimslyp69Bose Quiet Comfort 15 Acoustic Noise Cancelling Wireless Headphones.
OKa folks. Does anyone know any decent head phones. I would like some 'blow your head off' high fidelity ones, but don't know where to start. I would prefer wireless as I have a habit of standing on cables and messing things up.
Dynamite, but pricey. Here in UK about £250. Top Spec.
04 Jan 12
Originally posted by Pianoman1Was going to suggest noise canceling ones, you don't have to compete with any other noise for hearing threshold... you don't have to crank it just to hear the music.
Bose Quiet Comfort 15 Acoustic Noise Cancelling Wireless Headphones.
Dynamite, but pricey. Here in UK about £250. Top Spec.
04 Jan 12
Originally posted by jimslyp69What I found with the cheaper wireless units is audible noise when there is a low signal coming in.
OKa folks. Does anyone know any decent head phones. I would like some 'blow your head off' high fidelity ones, but don't know where to start. I would prefer wireless as I have a habit of standing on cables and messing things up.
The Bose unit mentioned above probably beats the others in that regard but you pay for them.
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07 Jan 12
Originally posted by jimslyp69The only really good headphones I've found were Philips, and that with wires. Wireless is too sensitive to interference. And others may disagree, but I will always avoid any audiophool brand like the plague. More style than quality, if you ask me - and that goes fore Bose as much as for B&O.
OKa folks. Does anyone know any decent head phones. I would like some 'blow your head off' high fidelity ones, but don't know where to start. I would prefer wireless as I have a habit of standing on cables and messing things up.
Richard
07 Jan 12
Originally posted by Shallow BlueHave you any experience of the noise cancelling ones mentioned above?
The only really good headphones I've found were Philips, and that with wires. Wireless is too sensitive to interference. And others may disagree, but I will always avoid any audiophool brand like the plague. More style than quality, if you ask me - and that goes fore Bose as much as for B&O.
Richard