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Superb Noise-Cancelling Headphone
Review of Sennheiser PXC 450 - headphones by joy_pinkheart

Advantages: noise cancelling, wireless
Disadvantages: Hefty price, too large

Sennheiser PXC 450 is one great headphone that sounds really, really good and keeps outside noise away so I can enjoy only the music and relax. This pair of cans don't come cheap though, its price is pretty hefty. Actually, I borrowed one from my friend to try it and experience why there are a lot of good reviews about this product. These cans are well built and feels very solid but at the same time light and comfortable. The supplied cases comes ...
...spare batteries, and whole lot of cables. So, how's the sound? Honestly, the sound quality is a top-rate, giving out a more detailed sound than its competitors. The sound cancelling is effective, helped by large ear pieces cutting out much of the random sounds that noise-cancelling tech can't cope with electronically. While the on-board volume control is handy, the Talk Through button is great for plane or bus trips. Touching the button drops the ... Read review

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11/18/2008
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Audio-Technica ATH ANC7
Review of Audio-Technica ATH ANC7 QuietPoint - headphones by Suriyatno512

Advantages: Use for MP3, CD, DVD
Disadvantages: bad frequency respond

The Audio-Technica ATH-ANC7 QuietPoint noise-canceling headphones give you amazing sound quality while reducing outside noise by up to 85 percent. Using ANC circuitry, the ATH-ANC7 headphones ease noisy distractions at home, in the office, or during long flights, and the electronics are fully integrated - no external modules needed! The lightweight, compact design is ideal for travel, and the phones fold flat for easy portability. Whether you're ...
...you distraction-free sound quality. Audio-Technica ATH-ANC7 QuietPoint Noise-canceling Headphones Features: * ANC circuitry effectively reduces environmental noise by up to 85% * Lightweight, compact design * Use for MP3, CD, DVD and in-flight entertainment systems: remove cable for noise-canceling function without audio * Closed-back headphones feature large-aperture 40 mm drivers with neodymium magnet systems * Audio functions (in passive ... Read review

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11/18/2008
AKG K 240
Review of AKG K 240 Studio - headphones by Suriyatno512

Advantages: Flat EQ Response
Disadvantages: max input : 200mw

AKG K 240 MK II dynamic, around-ear semi-open headphones provide incredible sound and comfort, and they're ideal for studio monitoring. These headphones feature both leatherette and velvet earpads and self-adjusting headband for great fit and maximum comfort. The AKG K 240 MK II 'phones include a detachable 10' straight cable and a 16' coiled cable. They offer a frequency range from 15Hz to 25kHz, giving you highly accurate monitoring with the added ...
...K 240 MK II. AKG K 240 MK II Semi-open Headphones Features: * Dynamic, around-ear semi-open headphones * Includes leatherette and velvet earpads * Detachable 10' straight cable and 16' coiled cable included * 15Hz-25kHz frequency range * Max input power: 200mW ... Read review

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11/18/2008
Knoss
Review of Koss UR 5 - headphones by louise18

Advantages: Cheap, Reliable, Functionable
Disadvantages: Not Private

I bought the Koss head set a while back and i just wanted a headset to listen to my music, at that time i was quite satisfied it seemed really product able and had a great design, but i have to say for privacy it is not very good because, when you want to hear something the people around you too can hear it so that has been my problem I had recently purchased another headset which is much better and i have to say that, It has privacy nobody an hear ... Read review

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11/18/2008
Altec Lansing CHP121
Review of Altec Lansing CHP121 - headphones by sha_sha706

Advantages: Good sound quality
Disadvantages: Sensitive for use

i use these headfones from 1 month. These are commonly issued as freebie headphones with portable players, but higher-performance 'buds can offer sonics that rival full-size models. Their tiny earpieces rest on the outer ear or need to be inserted into the ear canal, and some models include ear clips for a more secure fit. This type of headphone is ultracompact and lightweight, and can often provide moderate to excellent passive isolation from external ...
...only extremely portable, but also the best option for those who wear earrings, hats, or long hairstyles. Sound quality and bass response of ear buds are often not comparable to those of full-size models, though for use with lossy formats used on most MP3 players, they are usually more than adequate. However, they can cause discomfort over periods of extended use, and some models are difficult to insert and remove, especially for those to whom the ... Read review

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11/17/2008


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