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Replacement for Sennheiser CX300's

dulpit · 2011-04-18 12:37:27

Hey, so I've used these type of headphones since I got my first mp3 player way back when, I've never had a problem with them apart from their durability, I've gone through quite a number of sets, either an ear goes or something else happens. The current set I have only has the right ear working, and they occasionally let…

18-04-2011 12:37pm

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Hey, so I've used these type of headphones since I got my first mp3 player way back when, I've never had a problem with them apart from their durability, I've gone through quite a number of sets, either an ear goes or something else happens.

The current set I have only has the right ear working, and they occasionally let out a tiny shock into my ear :eek:so I think it's probably time to replace them.

My query is, should I go with the same again or is there a different brand/type I should consider? They'd have to be the same sort of earphone (i.e. in-ear type) and roughly same price range €40 - 50.

Any ideas?

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