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Nady Systems - QH-660 Headphones
DESCRIPTION:
QH-660
Professional Studio / DJ headphones
• Closed-ear design for maximum noise isolation with punchy, booming bass and crystal clear highs
• Highest power handling capacity and high sensitivity for maximum volume capability
• 90° swivel earcups for ease of storage and for single DJ monitoring use
• Wide adjustable padded headband and soft cushions for unmatched comfort and fit
I got a deal on these headphones. They normally would cost $50.00 each but I got a two for $50.00 deal. I bought them new. I thought I was getting a good deal, Only problem is that both...
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JVC - Gumy In-Ear Headphones
I have trouble finding comfortable earbuds to go in my sansa mp3 player. The ones that came with the mp3 player hurt my ears. My ears are shaped differently, so one bud might be comfortable in one ear will be too big for the other ear.
I bought these thinking that they might do the trick. With the word Gummy in the name brand, I really thought they would be more pliable and easier on my ears. Well, they do fit one ear fine, but the other ear it hurts. I don't care for this brand of ear buds.
But, to be fair, my daughter loves this brand. She thinks they are quite comfortable and she really loves...
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Shure SCL4 Headphones
Got these about a year ago on sale for 90 bucks which they said they were originally 200 bucks so i thought it was a good deal. I use them with my laptop, psp, zune and ipod touch. I honestly think the zune gives the best quality sound of the 4. These are great headphones but it one of those things that many people don't need or can barely hear the difference after being around high quailty sound alot i can tell the differences and using crappy headphones is like sticking chop sticks in my ears. I love this buds and use them on a daily basis i dont know what i would do without them. I...
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