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Over ear headphones



Herr Tubthumper

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I want a pair of over ear headphones. Anyone got any recommendations? FYI They are mainly for when I want to listen to music in the office. I do not want noise cancellation as I find this a bit weird. Over to your guys.
 




Goldstone1976

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I want a pair of over ear headphones. Anyone got any recommendations? FYI They are mainly for when I want to listen to music in the office. I do not want noise cancellation as I find this a bit weird. Over to your guys.

Budget?
 


RandyWanger

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Urban Ears Plattan, I wear mine at work, they have a built-in microphone and remote that you can skip songs and answer calls on (I use an iPhone 4 for my iTunes) and they also have a "ZoundPlug" so someone else can plug into you to listen to what you are. I find this handy when on flights and watching movies on the iPad. Lots of colour options to match your wardrobe, sound quality is very good and they aren't that expensive either.
 


Nibble

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Jan 3, 2007
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I use a pair of relatively cheap but decent quality Sony MDR's. Wouldn't stand up to the scrutiniy of a well informed DJ or even your average Brighton based DJ superstar but good enough for Nibble.
 










Herr Tubthumper

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Good point. Been looking around at decent pairs and 200-300 seems to be the going rate for the sort of thing I'm looking for. Around this mark.
 




Herr Tubthumper

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Jul 11, 2003
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Urban Ears Plattan, I wear mine at work, they have a built-in microphone and remote that you can skip songs and answer calls on (I use an iPhone 4 for my iTunes) and they also have a "ZoundPlug" so someone else can plug into you to listen to what you are. I find this handy when on flights and watching movies on the iPad. Lots of colour options to match your wardrobe, sound quality is very good and they aren't that expensive either.

Ha ha. I want a pair of obvious '**** off, leave me alone' headphones so no need for call answering or other people listening to my tunes :smile: I will look up this brand though, thanks.
 




RandyWanger

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Mar 14, 2013
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Ha ha. I want a pair of obvious '**** off, leave me alone' headphones so no need for call answering or other people listening to my tunes :smile: I will look up this brand though, thanks.

Any over ear headphones give that statement ;-) If you're looking at spending 2-300 you don't need to look at them, they are in the cheap but good category.
 




Goldstone1976

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Ok - That's decent money. I've always liked the neutrality and open sound stage of Sennheiser. Check out HD598 or RS180 for around the £200-£250 mark?
 




















daveinprague

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Oct 1, 2009
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Prague, Czech Republic
As if by magic, some advice just arrived on my FB page.
 

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