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[vide0bug13]

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its 6in long (stfu    )
and 5in wide at battery pack

^probibly would look bad if set alone

[twistedsymphony]

why not build a noise cancellation circuit?

http://www.headwize....s/noise_prj.htm

you don't kill your ears and it does wonders to "drown" out the rest of the world.

[CattyKid]

Also, in-ear headphones do a great job of blocking out noise without killing your ears.  Or blocking out noise AND killing them if you so wish.  I bought a great pair of Sony's for only $20.  I'm surprised sony could make ANYTHING that good and cheap.

[deadparrot]

QUOTE(CattyKid @ Jun 18 2007, 06:52 PM)

Also, in-ear headphones do a great job of blocking out noise without killing your ears.  Or blocking out noise AND killing them if you so wish.  I bought a great pair of Sony's for only $20.  I'm surprised sony could make ANYTHING that good and cheap.

I used to buy £7 Sony's.  But then I discovered £10 Sennheiser MX 350's  

[vide0bug13]

QUOTE(deadparrot @ Jun 18 2007, 06:56 PM)

I used to buy £7 Sony's.  But then I discovered £10 Sennheiser MX 350's  

i might look in to those... for school

[hamwbone]

http://www.walmart.c...duct_id=4809768


I use these at work, they are cheap enough that if they get stolen/broken i dont mind. sound decent, cancel noise, and the biggest thing - they stay in my ears!!! i cant get regular ear buds to stay in my ears for shit. They are VERY comfortable too, they kinda just float in your ear. Im usually wearing them for 8-12 hrs at a time to block out the servers and air cooler, so comfort is a big issue.

[Rylinkus]

MY current portablish collection

Cans: AKG K81DJ, Grado SR60, Sennheiser HD 457, Koss KSC75, Beyer DT770/80, Virtual Reality Sound Labs VRDH200
Amp: PA2V2
Source: 2 Gig IPod Nano, 4 Gig IPod Nano