Some Headphones?
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The best headphones for cheap are the Koss KSC75's. These are known to be the best bang for your buck.
http://www.amazon.com/Koss-KSC75-Po...1?ie=UTF8&s=electronics&qid=1193115514&sr=8-1
http://www.amazon.com/Koss-KSC75-Po...1?ie=UTF8&s=electronics&qid=1193115514&sr=8-1
matters38
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http://www.amazon.com/Sennheiser-PX...5?ie=UTF8&s=electronics&qid=1193116014&sr=8-2
I would HIGHLY recommend these guys. I got them for my girlfriends and she loves them. Small and compact, they offer great audio quality for thier price. One of the best sub-$100 headphones I've ever listened too. The whole folding thing doesn't work the best, but it's not necessary, so don't be afraid to buy them because of it. And check out that 4.5 rating with 500+ votes
I would HIGHLY recommend these guys. I got them for my girlfriends and she loves them. Small and compact, they offer great audio quality for thier price. One of the best sub-$100 headphones I've ever listened too. The whole folding thing doesn't work the best, but it's not necessary, so don't be afraid to buy them because of it. And check out that 4.5 rating with 500+ votes
I was going to recommend Grado SR60s, but you wanted under $50. Well... $59 at buy.com after the GCO discount, if you haven't used it already.
http://www.buy.com/retail/product.asp?sku=204587654&listingid=10885090&dcaid=17902
http://www.buy.com/retail/product.asp?sku=204587654&listingid=10885090&dcaid=17902
All 3 are great suggestions, sound-wise and price-wise. Here is my experience with them.
KSC75 - very light, rests on the backs your ears (no headband)
PX100 - very comfortable and light, folds up for portability
SR60 - the cushions can get uncomfy, but you can replace them with comfier ones for cheap or flip them inside-out; these are like one of the starter headphones for audiophiles so they are highly recommended
So none will hurt your head, but I've found that the Grados can (YMMV) make your ears tender after a while since they sit on top of the ear (supra-aural) instead of around it.
KSC75 - very light, rests on the backs your ears (no headband)
PX100 - very comfortable and light, folds up for portability
SR60 - the cushions can get uncomfy, but you can replace them with comfier ones for cheap or flip them inside-out; these are like one of the starter headphones for audiophiles so they are highly recommended
So none will hurt your head, but I've found that the Grados can (YMMV) make your ears tender after a while since they sit on top of the ear (supra-aural) instead of around it.
Relentless355
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I have the KSC and they work wonderfully. Good sound quality for price, too.
ripped from slickdeals:
http://www.radioshack.com/product/i...imate+ears&kw=ultimate+ears&parentPage=search
On sale for 50 bucks at radioshack. If you have an entertainment book you can get 10 dollars off to make the grand total around 43 bucks after tax
http://www.radioshack.com/product/i...imate+ears&kw=ultimate+ears&parentPage=search
On sale for 50 bucks at radioshack. If you have an entertainment book you can get 10 dollars off to make the grand total around 43 bucks after tax
[quote name='jesta2817']ripped from slickdeals:
http://www.radioshack.com/product/i...imate+ears&kw=ultimate+ears&parentPage=search
On sale for 50 bucks at radioshack. If you have an entertainment book you can get 10 dollars off to make the grand total around 43 bucks after tax[/QUOTE]
Second! this headphone is good.. esp if you can get it for $40 with the coupon
http://www.radioshack.com/product/i...imate+ears&kw=ultimate+ears&parentPage=search
On sale for 50 bucks at radioshack. If you have an entertainment book you can get 10 dollars off to make the grand total around 43 bucks after tax[/QUOTE]
Second! this headphone is good.. esp if you can get it for $40 with the coupon
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