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Looking for a pair of earphones with good background noise reduction and good bass?
Author: admin Category: Noise Reduction
Also, what’s the difference between earbud and in-ear?
Price range up to $60
Well I actually work with headphones at an electronics store, I would have to say your best bet are for earphones, the Sony Fontopia ones:
http://www.sony.com.au/pe/catalog/product.jsp?categoryId=22378
Ear buds and in ear are the same thing. The two different types are in ear and earphones, ear phones are your classic ones, in ear actually fit in your ear canal, and they are much better at reducing backround noise, but they can be a bit painful over time. For ear bud ones you again cant really go past Phillips or Sony, though Creative are quite good too. Dont pay more than $50 they dont have a great life span and they arnt really worth it.
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July 6th, 2009
i dont know what they are called… but they are sony and they have the white wires and the actuall earphone can come in pink blue yellow.. they are nice.. and about $25 australian.. they are awsome bass and great.. cant hear a thing around me.. and they are durable.. i have had mine for about 10 months in my handbag.. i always break my earphones and stuff and these onee have lasted!! yess
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July 6th, 2009
i recently bought TDK head phones that are in ear ones…with both of them in i can only here the music… they are good for base aswell…i think they were like 12 dollars…
in ear head phones are the best ones to keep out background noise..
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July 6th, 2009
Bose actually came out with a pair of noise cancelling ear buds. they have different gel covers for small/bigger ears. they are extremely comfortable and have wonderful bass to them. I must admit they are a bit (Plus usually since they are so expensive, no one wants to buy them and the stores have more of a tendancy to put them on sale!)
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http://www.bose.com/controller?event=VIEW_PRODUCT_PAGE_EVENT&product=triport_ie_headphones_index
July 6th, 2009
Well I actually work with headphones at an electronics store, I would have to say your best bet are for earphones, the Sony Fontopia ones:
http://www.sony.com.au/pe/catalog/product.jsp?categoryId=22378
Ear buds and in ear are the same thing. The two different types are in ear and earphones, ear phones are your classic ones, in ear actually fit in your ear canal, and they are much better at reducing backround noise, but they can be a bit painful over time. For ear bud ones you again cant really go past Phillips or Sony, though Creative are quite good too. Dont pay more than $50 they dont have a great life span and they arnt really worth it.
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I work with them at an electronics store.