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Old 14-08-2006, 11:30 AM   #1 (permalink)
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I find the standard Apple headphones with the Nano to be quite average in terms of sound quality.

What headphones do people recommend? Not too keen on ear plugs, so probably open to traditional "cans".
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The Sennheiser PX100 and PX200 headphones are worth looking at for use out and about. I use the PX200s as I wanted the closed version of them.
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PX 100. Cant' recommend these highly enough. The PX200's are good although I find them uncomfortable for extended listening and the treble a little too bright for my tastes.
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Another vote for the 200's - closed is good in my office as it keeps the office stereo out and my sound in.
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check these crazy things out
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Must be the worst idea ever You wouldnt last five seconds walking down the road with that strapped to your head
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