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inadaze
post Fri 19 Sep 2003, 19:08
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I'm in the market for some new headphones for recording music on my computer. Could anyone suggest a brand that is good? I would also like some idea of what is good quality. Maybe list somethings to look for in a set of headphones...
I'm also a poor student and i'm looking in the range of 100-150 dollars Canadian (or less if possible).

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Jay
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boze
post Wed 1 Oct 2003, 17:26
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I use Audio Technica ATH-M40fs headphones and i've been happy with them. they're old and wearing out now but once I broke the hinge and the folks at AT were just like 'mail them to us and we'll fix them for free and mail them back to you' the whole thing took about a week and i was amazed.

best thing is to go to a store and listen yourself. not a bestbuy where they get mad if you open things but a music store that sells pro audio. they'll still have phones in your pricerange and you'll get to hear them and feel them on your head. pay attention to comfort as well as sound because wearing phones for a long time can make it harder to stay productive if you're feeling all sweatyheaded =)

and if you move around a lot consider a pair that fold up in like those Sony's synthetic mentioned.

good luck!


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