[blindav] Re: Inexpensive Headphones With Good Sound
- From: Diego Demaya <diegodemaya@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: "blindav@xxxxxxxxxxxxx" <blindav@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 14 Feb 2015 15:50:10 -0600
Since I have always found it difficult to work out wearing any electronic
devices on my person, I don't have good experience with this. Ordinarily, I
would we command that you consider task cam over the ear headphones. I bought a
pair of semi professional to scam headphones they come in white and black they
are over the year and they sound quite excellent after a couple of weeks of
burning time. The brand is tascam x they range between 18 and $25. These are
very good comfortable headphones they're not overly large. They are not inside
the year. And they are not Bluetooth.
Diego
> On Feb 14, 2015, at 5:44 AM, Gerald Levy <bwaylimited@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
>
> I am looking for a set of inexpensive headphones with good sound quality to
> use with my Sony Walkman AM/FM personal radio. I have seen very positive
> reviews for the Panasonic RP-HJE-120 Ergo Fit in-ear headphones (about $7 on
> Amazon.com), and the Koss KSC75 ear clip style headphones (avout $15 on
> Amazon.com). But many other models in the under $20 price range have also
> garnered good reviews, so it's hard to choose. Any specific recommendations
> for a pair of headphones for under $20 that have good sound quality, decent
> bass reproduction, are comfortable and will stay securely in place during
> exercise? What headphones do you guys use with your I-devices or MP3
> players? The headphone market has really exploded over the past few years
> with the increasing popularity of these personal music players. Hell, I
> still have a pair of Superex ST-Pro-B's stashed away somewhere in my closet.
> Remember when they were considered "state-of-the-art" with their huge , dual
> driver earcups? They were so bulky and uncomfortable that I could only wear
> them for about a half hour before my ears felt like they were clamped in a
> vise. To my amazement, Koss still makes the Pro 4AAA's, which is still on
> the market after more than 40 years. I had a pair of them also at one time
> but never liked the fluid-filled ear cushions which always squished flat
> after prolonged use. Happy Valentine's Day!
>
> Gerald
>
>
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