I am looking for a good recommendation for a decent pair of headphones in
around the £20-£30 bracket.

Mainly need a decent pair that are durable that will be used for home use
only (not for Djing etc..) Also if you have any links to UK vendors that
would be great.

Any ideas?

Gameface wrote:
I am looking for a good recommendation for a decent pair of
headphones in around the £20-£30 bracket.

Mainly need a decent pair that are durable that will be used for home
use only (not for Djing etc..) Also if you have any links to UK
vendors that would be great.

Any ideas?

You might like to ask in:
alt.consumers.uk-discounts.and.bargains

sennheiser 515 or sennheiser 457
"Bryan" wrote in message
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Gameface wrote:
I am looking for a good recommendation for a decent pair of
headphones in around the £20-£30 bracket.

Mainly need a decent pair that are durable that will be used for home
use only (not for Djing etc..) Also if you have any links to UK
vendors that would be great.

Any ideas?

You might like to ask in:
alt.consumers.uk-discounts.and.bargains

"Pastor Marc" /lihbuvyrfh8tyihunijmo wrote in message
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sennheiser 515 or sennheiser 457

Agreed. They make excedingly good cakes.. er i mean headphones.
I have the fold up portable ones ( iforget the nuber) and they havent fallen
apart yet, and sound great on studio equipment.

hamman

Gameface wrote:
I am looking for a good recommendation for a decent pair of
headphones in around the £20-£30 bracket.

Mainly need a decent pair that are durable that will be used for home
use only (not for Djing etc..) Also if you have any links to UK
vendors that would be great.

Best ones for 20 quid are Sennheiser HD202. For 30 quid, get the HD202 and
treat yourself to another CD to listen to.

Cheers!
I'm gonna go for the HD202 Thanks for the recommendation
"Tim S Kemp" wrote in message
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Gameface wrote:
I am looking for a good recommendation for a decent pair of
headphones in around the £20-£30 bracket.

Mainly need a decent pair that are durable that will be used for home
use only (not for Djing etc..) Also if you have any links to UK
vendors that would be great.

Best ones for 20 quid are Sennheiser HD202. For 30 quid, get the HD202 and
treat yourself to another CD to listen to.

On Tue, 25 May 2004 18:56:51 +0100, Gameface wrote:

I am looking for a good recommendation for a decent pair of headphones in
around the £20-£30 bracket.

Mainly need a decent pair that are durable that will be used for home use
only (not for Djing etc..) Also if you have any links to UK vendors that
would be great.

Any ideas?

I've always had good sounds from Sony.

--
Now playing: Cliff Richard - Wired For Sound.
Michael Turner
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michael turner wrote:
On Tue, 25 May 2004 18:56:51 +0100, Gameface wrote:


I am looking for a good recommendation for a decent pair of headphones in
around the £20-£30 bracket.

Mainly need a decent pair that are durable that will be used for home use
only (not for Djing etc..) Also if you have any links to UK vendors that
would be great.

Any ideas?


I've always had good sounds from Sony.


I don't know about the difference in US and Europe $$, but the AKG-240m
have always been some of my favorites. I think they are made in
Germany. I was bummed when my set got stolen.

There was one recording studio I did some recording with who used them
for track mix down because the head engineer thought they were more
accurate than the monitors in the mixing room.

Just my thoughts about what I thought were good sounding headphones.
They are definitely for home use and not for "Walkman" style of use
because of their size.

Check out the "Musician's Friend" web site as their prices are usually
way below most places list price here in the states.

John