phones to die for

[Daveb]

I have now been using the hearsafe bigphones for a month and I can recommend them. The sound quality is superb, with very clear top and bottom end. They are comfortable to wear, and built to a very high standard.



I am really so impressed with these phones I am going to try them with the in-ear system I am setting up, as they cut out all of the sound around you.

Hearsafe

David




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[Steveo the Devo]

Can you actually call someone on those things?

I have a mobile phone much sexier and much more worth dying for than that dinosaur. I mean, it looks like you have to plug that phone into the wall!!

[acidbran]

umm, I don't have my conversion chart handy.
How much in us dollars are those phones?
It said 399,00 DM.
I have no clue.

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[Daveb]

Originally posted by acidbran:
umm, I don't have my conversion chart handy.
How much in us dollars are those phones?
It said 399,00 DM.
I have no clue.

[Mick Wade]

If these are indeed hi-fidelity sealed headphones, then that's a hell of a deal. I use AKG K270S headphones, and they cost me around $240.00......

[Daveb]

Originally posted by Mick Wade:
If these are indeed hi-fidelity sealed headphones, then that's a hell of a deal. I use AKG K270S headphones, and they cost me around $240.00......

http://www.musicstorekoeln.de/english

cataloge page: -http://www.musicstorekoeln.de/english/katalog/199.pdf

a good site for a currency converter is: - http://mwprices.ft.com/custom/ft-com/currency.asp

Just be aware that in Germany they use a comma instead of a decimal point to divide currency.



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[Hielko]

Good headphones don't have curly cables. Nuff said.

[Daveb]

Originally posted by Hielko:
Good headphones don't have curly cables. Nuff said.

Bit limited point of view

[BINARY]

Originally posted by feefer:

I doubt an e-drummer would need -30 dB of attenuation....

Feefah, you're so smaaaaht...(I'm from Boston, yo...)

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[labreece]

Hey people,
Check Out www.extremeheadphones.com
for Extreme Isolation headphones
I have used both........
Extreme isolation are Lighter weight, more comfortable..I wear them for hours.....
no stupid coil cord, they have a light weight cord with 1/4" and 1/8" gold jacks.....
Less attenuation and by the way if you haven't used attenuation with Vdrums and can hear your sticks hit the cymbals you need to try them. I saw them used by a VDRUMS Clinic drummer and they were highly recommended over the other types that make claims they can't back up.
I paid $120.00 at the music store and they are $139.00 with free shipping on the Site.
Worth every dollar I paid..
Everyone that has tied them since I got them has bought them.
Labreece


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