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Noise Cancelling headphones

SeantheMan · 2009-09-16 14:34:22

Was looking at the Sony and Bose brands for this Would be willing to pay up to 150euro Does ahyone know the best pair or place online to buy such a product ? Looked at ebay but none deliver to ireland and cant seem to find them on other sites really. All help appreciated

16-09-2009 2:34pm

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SeantheMan

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Was looking at the Sony and Bose brands for this

Would be willing to pay up to 150euro

Does ahyone know the best pair or place online to buy such a product ?

Looked at ebay but none deliver to ireland and cant seem to find them on other sites really.

All help appreciated

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#2 18-09-2009 9:25am

Clank

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Do you really want noise cancelling phones?
I've never thought much of them is all.
Would you not just go for a decent pair of closed headphones like Sennheiser HD25s, you'd get them for a little over €150.

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#3 19-09-2009 1:20pm

rednik

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Try the shure range I have these in two different models and they are great, got them in London and they are expensive but I feel worth the money.

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