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Good Quality HeadPhones?

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Hello,
I am very active runner (everyday since Jan 1) and I have a very loud MP3 player and every pair of headfone i buy just blow so easily. I need a good quality LOUD pair of headphones that will last me more than a run! :lol: :D
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Hi!

If you run a lot, why don't you consider to buy in-ear headphones?
In-ear would isolate you from external sounds, so you can listen at lower volume; it should be a problem if you go out running, because you don't ear outside warning signals, and so on...

BTW, Bose is making good products, worth a check for sure.


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Post by Voltan »

and remember that loud headphones can damage your hearing permanently
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Yes, of course, that's why I suggested in-ear and Bose...
In-Ear are generally listened using much lower volumes (considering that is used at high sound pressure levels they are catastrophic for ears).
Bose gear have got a good quality, and it's prooved that good quality causes less demages...

BTW, once again, pay attention to your ears, never use high volumes, especially with hearphones!


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can any one recommend a loud mp3 player? i have a ipod but even at max volume it is still not loud enough when im outside etc.
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OmarNoori wrote:can any one recommend a loud mp3 player? i have a ipod but even at max volume it is still not loud enough when im outside etc.
Hey, I got an Insignia mp3 and its pretty frigin loud. Also a Zen Nano Plus has pretty decent volume.

Thanks Diego, I was only meaning in-ear phones. A funny picture of some one running down the street with big outside ear phones! :lol:
I'll check out Bose but for now I'd lyk to keep my arms and legs! :lol: :D


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OmarNoori wrote:can any one recommend a loud mp3 player? i have a ipod but even at max volume it is still not loud enough when im outside etc.
well - I have a iRiver T60 and I never set the volume higher than 15 (max is 40) - even on a subway train
guess it can be pretty loud ;)
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Voltan wrote:
OmarNoori wrote:can any one recommend a loud mp3 player? i have a ipod but even at max volume it is still not loud enough when im outside etc.
well - I have a iRiver T60 and I never set the volume higher than 15 (max is 40) - even on a subway train
guess it can be pretty loud ;)
Holy..... Thats pretty sweet! :D Where'd u buy it???? I am so on it...


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since were on the topic what do u guys think about the zune? :roll:
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Post by ellll »

I agree

Use Bose or Koss for this kind of work...Senn won't stay I know..and the newer brands have good specs, but not close listening generally...I use ancient Koss electrostatics at medium volume for big cup and have bose in-ear ,,which are VERY low vol. ultra high ef...as well as jus' plain Koss Pro4AAAT.. also good, BUT uncomfortable...

try them you will like them...

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Ultimate Dj wrote: Holy..... Thats pretty sweet! :D Where'd u buy it???? I am so on it...


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In Poland but I'm sure you can get one anywhere, they are pretty popular.
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