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  • What PC headphones?
  • MrWoppit
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    Anybody?

    z1ppy
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    Sennhesiser HD212Pro’s have done me proud for the last couple of years, I’m not not a serious music or headphone buff though….

    TurnerGuy
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    The Sure SRH840s are quite nice.

    geetee1972
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    Woppit the B&W P5s are really very good. I know they cost more than most people on STW would spend on an entire system (and I use the term system very lightly) but I also know you have more taste and appreciation in music reproduction than most.

    Elfinsafety
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    😆

    Very good…

    stgeorge
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    For gaming these are good..

    druidh
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    Do they automatically change the word **** to digger?

    MrWoppit
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    Thanks geetee. I was looking for something not too expensive that sounded just “O.K.” with the PC driver – read some reviews and ordered these off Amazon:

    http://backstage.musiciansfriend.com/pro-audio/akg-k99-headphones

    geetee1972
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    Woppit I have some you can have – pair of Senheisser MM80is. They are in ear, noise cancelling headphones, so perfect for travelling. They’re about a year old; I replaced them with the P5s.

    What I would do is offer them to you on a ‘make a contribution to charity’ basis, say something around the £25-30 mark (they are around £100 new).

    Alternatively you can have a pair of much older Senheiser phones that I’ve got lying around, again for a charity contribution of £5; they are circumaural, headband. Ping me your address and I;ll pop em in the post to you.

    Charity of choice woud be Help For Heroes. You can make the donation and then send me the link.

    Edit: ignore me, sorry didn’t read your post properly so didn’t see you’d already bought something.

    MrWoppit
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    Thanks for the offer anyway.

    oliverd1981
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    Skullcandy lowriders.
    Big enough ot block out the background, comfy enough to wear all day, portable enough to slip in a laptop bag and surprisinglly good sound quality for the price (If you get them for under £20 they’re even better)

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