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Looking for new buds

noodler · 2012-11-19 15:53:20

Looking to replace my Sennhesier Earbuds (MX470 I believe, which just crapped out last week) I am looking at the following: Sennhesier MX580 (I have had before and were very good save for the volume control feature not giving you alot of slack - very difficult to turn it up only a 'little' bit). Sennhesier MX581 - reading…

19-11-2012 3:53pm

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Looking to replace my Sennhesier Earbuds (MX470 I believe, which just crapped out last week)

I am looking at the following:

Sennhesier MX580 (I have had before and were very good save for the volume control feature not giving you alot of slack - very difficult to turn it up only a 'little' bit).

Sennhesier MX581 - reading a review or two of these online. They look nicer than the MX580s although there have been one or two on amazon who complain the fit isn't great for a lad wit big ears

I currently own a pair of Yuin PK 3s and the sound quality is good but they bleed even more than normal earbuds and the build quality/cable length/convenience is awful. I actually had Head-Direct replace my last pair so I don't use them outside of the house.

Budget of about 25 pounds and only looking for ear buds rather than IE.

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