help, which noise reduction heapdphones

20-07-2007, 1:59 PM

Can anyone suggest some in ear, noise reduction headphones for about £100 ish. They are for my husband as he has lost his and I want to buy him a pressie. sorry if I have repeated a previous thread but any suggestions would be a great help
thanks

*Reano* · 20-07-2007, 2:04 PM

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Originally Posted by chopsycat

Can anyone suggest some in ear, noise reduction headphones for about £100 ish. They are for my husband as he has lost his and I want to buy him a pressie. sorry if I have repeated a previous thread but any suggestions would be a great help
thanks

shure e3c or similar try amazon for prices

jonmbarlow · 22-07-2007, 12:00 AM

Ultimate ears 5.1 pro are excellent-£90 on ebay

mho64 · 22-07-2007, 5:51 AM

Futuresonics Atrio m5 are excellent. You can get them from handheldaudio.

disney_cjd · 31-07-2007, 4:37 PM

I presume by in ear you want little pod ones?

The suggestions above are great. If he does want to big ear candy ones I woudl go for the

ATH-ANC7 - AUDIO TECHNICA - ATH-ANC7 - ACTIVE NOISE CANCELLING HEADPHONES

They are about £70 from Amazon in the US

bigshout · 07-08-2007, 6:40 PM

I'm also interested. I#m off to Oz in septemebr an want a set of NC headphones. Do the earbud solutions really work or would it be worth getting ove head solutions?

anth1e · 08-08-2007, 8:53 AM

look at the v moda vibe earphones on amazon, sound great and very stylish come in nice packaging and different colours, would make a nice pressie

mattski73 · 08-08-2007, 11:36 AM

after speaking to my cousin at the weekend, he swears by Shure. but he didn't by them, because he said they cut out too much noise. 'nough said really

Mics49 · 08-08-2007, 12:14 PM

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Originally Posted by mattski73

after speaking to my cousin at the weekend, he swears by Shure. but he didn't by them, because he said they cut out too much noise. 'nough said really

Most probably a stupid question but would the likes of Shure and UE work with in-flight entertainment systems? Or is the impedance too different to be compatible? If okay, I guess adapters can be bought freely?
(Might send off an e-mail to Shure or UE next to check the whole.)

PS: Forget my question (was stupid

)! Just checked earphonesolutions website and as this
http://www.earphonesolutions.com/eteraijaad.html
is widely available - and also mostly part of the accessory kits for many earphone sets - all is fine.

15-08-2007, 9:04 PM

Can anyone recommend some noise canceling headphones for my situation:

I live on a busy road and want to reduce the noise whilst I'm studying (with or without music) but still want a set portable enough for use on occasional journeys. The obvious answer would be to use earplugs when I want complete silence but I just find them too uncomfortable so I think the answer maybe in some, on, rather than in, the ear, noise canceling 'phones.

Any ideas for under £100??

Many thanks.

*THERAAAVEN* · 24-08-2007, 9:52 AM

I must say the audio technica athanc7 are verygood noise cancelling headphones - or the shures for in ear isolation ones!

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anth1e Ex Member Join Date: Jul 2007 Thanks: Gave 15, Got 6 Posts: 165	Re: help, which noise reduction heapdphones look at the v moda vibe earphones on amazon, sound great and very stylish come in nice packaging and different colours, would make a nice pressie
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alexdwsn Guest Posts: n/a	Re: help, which noise reduction heapdphones Can anyone recommend some noise canceling headphones for my situation: I live on a busy road and want to reduce the noise whilst I'm studying (with or without music) but still want a set portable enough for use on occasional journeys. The obvious answer would be to use earplugs when I want complete silence but I just find them too uncomfortable so I think the answer maybe in some, on, rather than in, the ear, noise canceling 'phones. Any ideas for under £100?? Many thanks.
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THERAAAVEN Member Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: ruislip Thanks: Gave 2, Got 14 Posts: 587	Re: help, which noise reduction heapdphones I must say the audio technica athanc7 are verygood noise cancelling headphones - or the shures for in ear isolation ones!
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