[MARINECOP]

I had a pair of Sennheiser HD 280 PRO's, but my dog got a hold of them and ripped the cord to shreds.

I loved these cans and I am looking for something similar to them, but for a cheaper price. I will be using them for gaming (XBOX 360) and watching movies hooked up to my Denon receiver. Any advice would be greatly appreciated. I would prefer wireless cans, but at that price I don't think I could some at that price. Thank you.

 

[ickysmits]

Why not just get the same cans you love? 73 bucks -> http://www.amazon.com/Sennheiser-HD-.../dp/B000065BPB


You can search all day and can maybe find something as good but if the 280s work for you...why not?

 

[MARINECOP]

What about these? Are they any good?
http://cgi.ebay.com/SENNHEISER-RS120...item588607f6f7

 

[BowerR64]

You probobly wont like the way they look but try looking for a set of Grado SR60, or the SR80

 

[MARINECOP]



Quote:
Originally Posted by BowerR64 /forum/post/18120107


You probobly wont like the way they look but try looking for a set of Grado SR60, or the SR80

Yes, those do not look comfortable.

 

[m_vanmeter]

add $14 to your budget and get another pair of HD280's (and consider a cat for a replacement pet

)

http://www.amazon.com/Sennheiser-HD-.../dp/B000065BPB


sale may not last long

 

[opolione]

Grado SR60.

 

[BowerR64]



Quote:
Originally Posted by opolione /forum/post/18122382


Grado SR60.

They sound good dont they?


Whats cool is you can alter the sound with different pads, you can get 3 different pads and kinda taylor the sound.


Cutting the center adds some detail, stock has a more laid back sound or those yellow pads on e-bay add some bass. I had a set of SR60 and SR80 the cable is a nice quality too.

 

[Snowmanick]

Another vote for Grado SR60's. I don't think they are all that uncomfortable, they sound great and I like them being open can's. On the other hand if you need to keep your tunes really to yourself, the open design may be a problem as it is audible to others around you.