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[REQUEST] Good Quality in-ear headphones

Sleepy · 2005-04-28 09:19:20

I'm sick of shelling out €5 -€15 every few months to replace the headphones for my MP3 player. Anyone know of a reliable set? Wouldn't even mind spending the extra few euros if I knew they were going to last.

28-04-2005 9:19am

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I'm sick of shelling out €5 -€15 every few months to replace the headphones for my MP3 player. Anyone know of a reliable set? Wouldn't even mind spending the extra few euros if I knew they were going to last.

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#2 28-04-2005 10:09am

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Shure e2c or e3c should be 70 and 120 on ebay. high quality, the price will make you be careful of them!, 2 year warranty.

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#3 28-04-2005 10:12am

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thread about in-ear headphones before. might be somethin in there for ya

-V-

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#4 28-04-2005 10:25am

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Cheers Vengeance52, the Sony MDR's look like the kind of thing I'm looking for!

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#5 28-04-2005 4:55pm

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Go for the E2cs! Serious difference in isolation quality. Comes with a nice protective case too PM if you have any questions about them...I just bought 'em last month to replace my Sony in-ears.

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#6 28-04-2005 5:09pm

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Sennheiser mx550 30euro in peats.. good for 30euro

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#7 28-04-2005 8:10pm

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chump wrote:

Sennheiser mx550 30euro in peats.. good for 30euro

You can get them off of dvdsoon for €19 (30 cad)

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#8 28-04-2005 8:43pm

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I've got a pair of e2c's they are very good but I don't know if they are worth their price.....it depends on how much you use your player, if you use it a LOT then they can be worth it.

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#9 28-04-2005 9:10pm

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Sleepy wrote:

Cheers Vengeance52, the Sony MDR's look like the kind of thing I'm looking for!

Nonononono. Sharp HP MD33's are known to be much better, and they're around the same price, if not cheaper. You can get them from bluetin.com..the ordering process is a bit amateurish, but I've ordered from them with no problems and they use paypal anyways.

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