Headphones for GPL???????

Ok dudes I just received a phonecall from my upstairs neighbour, she doesn�t enjoy the sound of GPL at 01:00. So I decided to maybe give headphoned a try. Which headphones do you use? Which are the best for the Ferrari engine sound in GPL? -- BR Thomas Soerensen GPL Enthusiast of Denmark http://www.geocities.com/thomas180573/index.html Sent via Deja.com http://www.deja.com/

Thomas Soerensen <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:952eu6$ld2$[email hidden]... > Ok dudes > > I just received a phonecall from my upstairs neighbour, she doesn�t > enjoy the sound of GPL at 01:00. So I decided to maybe give headphoned > a try. Which headphones do you use? Which are the best for the Ferrari > engine sound in GPL? Sennheiser HD 470 is my personal preference... Mikkel

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> Ok dudes > > I just received a phonecall from my upstairs neighbour, she doesn�t > enjoy the sound of GPL at 01:00. So I decided to maybe give headphoned > a try. Which headphones do you use? Which are the best for the Ferrari > engine sound in GPL? >

Thomas, I doubt you have Radio Shack in Denmark, but I found a very nice set of "walkman" type headphones there, with Titanium drivers and a volume control, during one of their 1/2 price sales. The phones only cost me $12.00 US and work quite well with GPL. I have been looking at some enclosed Sony headphones though. I do miss having the use of the sub-woofer when I use headphones. -- don GPL Programs for the Converted Tracks: http://www.ianparker.co.uk/gpl/bapom/

AKG K-300. Ultimate enclosed headphone price/perfomance choice (great for music too), IMO. Jan. =--- Thomas Soerensen wrote... > <snip>

lol that is truly funny, funny, funny Thomas Soerensen wrote:

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> Ok dudes > > I just received a phonecall from my upstairs neighbour, she doesn�t > enjoy the sound of GPL at 01:00. So I decided to maybe give headphoned > a try. Which headphones do you use? Which are the best for the Ferrari > engine sound in GPL? > > -- > BR > Thomas Soerensen > GPL Enthusiast of Denmark > http://www.geocities.com/thomas180573/index.html > > Sent via Deja.com > http://www.deja.com/

[email hidden] (Mikkel Gram-Hansen) wrote: > Sennheiser HD 470 is my personal preference... I invested in some stunningly good HD580's just before Xmas. Well worth the money (about 100ukp/150usd). The sound quality is amazing, a huge improvement over my worn out (quite literally!) HD 480's. Andrew McP

I got a pair of Aiwa enclosed phones and they work quite well. The price is right too for only about $35 USD. Chris

> Sennheiser HD 470 is my personal preference... haha you're the man! i use HD545 and RS4 wireless for all gaming. The wireless sets are very nice nowadays. http://www.spidergear.com or http://www.audioadvisor.com usually have good sennh deals. The 545s were 'refurb' for $90 and good as new. rms [email hidden]

haha you're the man! i use HD545 and RS4 wireless for all ***. The wireless sets are very nice nowadays. [link lost in import] or [link lost in import] usually have good sennh deals. The 545s were 'refurb' for $90 and good as new. rms

"Thomas Soerensen" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:952eu6$ld2$[email hidden]... > Which headphones do you use? Koss PortaPro. Very light, awesome sound for an "open" design. I've owned a few pairs since the mid-80s for portable use and home audio. I hate closed designs... like to hear the phone ring or the wife coming into the room :-) Lifetime warranty, they replaced my earpads for the cost of shipping ($5 or so). Dale.

I have a pair of Koss sw-30's that have served me well for the past 3 yrs. Good sound range(more base then lighter headphones) reliable boom mic for Roger Wilco and they're durable. Got mine for under $40. Radio Shack was selling the same headset only they are black and carry the Optimus name. I bought mine when my neighbor said he thought he heard a thunder storm approaching one night and closed his windows. I confessed it was me flying around blowing stuff up on my PC. Jim D. Thomas Soerensen wrote in message <952eu6$ld2$[email hidden]>...

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>Ok dudes > >I just received a phonecall from my upstairs neighbour, she doesn�t >enjoy the sound of GPL at 01:00. So I decided to maybe give headphoned >a try. Which headphones do you use? Which are the best for the Ferrari >engine sound in GPL? > > > >-- >BR >Thomas Soerensen >GPL Enthusiast of Denmark >http://www.geocities.com/thomas180573/index.html > > >Sent via Deja.com >http://www.deja.com/

Thomas Soerensen wrote: > I just received a phonecall from my upstairs neighbour, she doesn�t > enjoy the sound of GPL at 01:00. So I decided to maybe give headphoned > a try. Which headphones do you use? Which are the best for the Ferrari > engine sound in GPL? Unless you have one of those "Hands Free" cell phone gadgets on your dashboard, I suggest you just stop answering the phone while driving! ;);) - Matt

Thomas Soerensen <[email hidden]> wrote: > I just received a phonecall from my upstairs neighbour, she doesn�t > enjoy the sound of GPL at 01:00. So I decided to maybe give headphoned > a try. Which headphones do you use? Which are the best for the Ferrari > engine sound in GPL? I use perfectly ordinary Walkman headphones. I do have a pair of big-time Sennheisers, but I find they're overkill for something like this. +Cinquo

Sennheiser are fantastic, particularly the expensive ones. "Thomas Soerensen" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:952eu6$ld2$[email hidden]...

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> Ok dudes > > I just received a phonecall from my upstairs neighbour, she doesn�t > enjoy the sound of GPL at 01:00. So I decided to maybe give headphoned > a try. Which headphones do you use? Which are the best for the Ferrari > engine sound in GPL? > > BR > Thomas Soerensen > GPL Enthusiast of Denmark > http://www.geocities.com/thomas180573/index.html

Roger Squires <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:oJ4d6.81$[email hidden]... > > Sennheiser HD 470 is my personal preference... > haha you're the man! i use HD545 and RS4 wireless for all gaming. The > wireless sets are very nice nowadays. > http://www.spidergear.com or http://www.audioadvisor.com usually havegood > sennh deals. The 545s were 'refurb' for $90 and good as new. > rms > [email hidden] I want a set of those wireless babies.... I want, I want, I want. I just know i'll be at lest 5 seconds faster at the ring with a wireless headset ;) Mikkel

> > Sennheiser HD 470 is my personal preference... > haha you're the man! i use HD545 and RS4 wireless for all ***. The > wireless sets are very nice nowadays. > [link lost in import] or [link lost in import] usually have good > sennh deals. The 545s were 'refurb' for $90 and good as new. > rms I want a set of those wireless babies.... I want, I want, I want. I just know i'll be at lest 5 seconds faster at the ring with a wireless headset ;) Mikkel

I have the Sony MDR-V600. Superb sound, which I didn't really discover until I used them on my stereo - made my audiophile (but very old) Time Window speakers sound shabby by comparsion. You can find them from online sellers for around $100, which is a great price for the sound quality you get. Chris Mikkel Gram-Hansen <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:952fsr$kp1$[email hidden]...

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> Thomas Soerensen <[email hidden]> wrote in message > news:952eu6$ld2$[email hidden]... > > Ok dudes > > > > I just received a phonecall from my upstairs neighbour, she doesn�t > > enjoy the sound of GPL at 01:00. So I decided to maybe give headphoned > > a try. Which headphones do you use? Which are the best for the Ferrari > > engine sound in GPL? > > Sennheiser HD 470 is my personal preference... > > Mikkel > >