[Munkii]

and the soul of your firstborn.

you'll be watining a while then.

[SA Chris]

it's  OK, I have eternity

[Munkii]

excuse me sir, are you a vampire?

 

[Iesu]

I would strongly recommend the BOSE in-ear jobbies. They're not technically "sound isolating" because they don't fit "into" your ear canal. the Bass response is fantastic as is the BOSE warranty. Sent a pair back due to a fraying wire sleeve (in all honesty user error) and they sent a brand new pair back in a box. you do pay for that kind of service in the first place though (£60 ish?)

[Adam Lincoln]

I just got some Bose Triport OE. They are brilliant. Great bass. Comfy and crystal clear. Bit pricey but worth it.

[DubDom]

got some of these:

I've used a lot of different cans for work over the years and these are amazing for the price, plus they're low impedance so even an ipod can drive them. You'd look a bit of a twit at the wall or out at the crag. Very popular in the states. They do fold though.

[Houdini]

Meh.  I wear full headphone all the time: down the shops etc..  Inner ear plugs for running only.  You need to spend $500 to get incredible sound from inner ear phones.  Go big instead, I say.

[Iesu]

Meh.  I wear full headphone all the time: down the shops etc..  Inner ear plugs for running only.  You need to spend $500 to get incredible sound from inner ear phones.  Go big instead, I say.

agreed. these ain't half bad for the price though...


got em for home listening purposes