Thread: In-Ear Headphones

I can't stand anything in my ear. After a while I start to get a head ache and my ears stat to hurt at the pressure spots where the ear phone is sitting. I don't like wires either so I use these:

Amazon.com: Sony DRBT21G/B Stereo Bluetooth® Headset: Electronics



For those items that do not have native Bluetooth I use this to plug into the headphone slot.

Amazon.com: Sony TMR-BT10 - Bluetooth wireless audio transmitter: Electronics

Originally Posted by rinkrat

So how did they work out?

I ended up getting the sennheisser px100s. i love them! i'm so glad that i didn't go the in-ear route. they fold up pretty nicely too. i think i may like them better than my grado sr-60s!!!
thanks for the advice rinkrat!

Originally Posted by ValleyFan

If over the ear cans are now in the picture, I know a lot of people won't agree with me, but if you want to hear every detail of the music, as it was recorded, Sony MDR-7506, game, set, match. There is a reason they are studio monitors around the world. They are a bit more than you want to spend though. A lot of people don't like them because they can be very harsh with poorly recorded music, but I find they are very faithful.

harsh with poorly recorded music yet they are studio headphones?

sorry Charlie, but you ain't going to find ANY quality reference phones for under $100.

the ones i have -- Sennheiser HD280 Pro are about a hundred bucks now (about the same as 7506s)... and i got them a coupe of years ago.

Sony phones tend to being far too bright for reference, where Sennheisers have always had a great reputation of neutral response phones.

what would you guys recommend for a set to wear while working out?

Originally Posted by gescom

harsh with poorly recorded music yet they are studio headphones?

sorry Charlie, but you ain't going to find ANY quality reference phones for under $100.

the ones i have -- Sennheiser HD280 Pro are about a hundred bucks now (about the same as 7506s)... and i got them a coupe of years ago.

Sony phones tend to being far too bright for reference, where Sennheisers have always had a great reputation of neutral response phones.

Like I said, a lot of people wont agree with me I will admit that I was quite over the top with my whole "game, set, match" review, but the detail they produce is quite good, and I can't speak for the recording environment, but in live stage / concert, their are a fair number I know who are quite attached to them, so don't count them out as a pro set of cans is all I'm saying

Originally Posted by Bubbadel2

what would you guys recommend for a set to wear while working out?

See above

the Seinhausers