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Isnt “good audio headphones” pretty redundant?

Also why even say good? Who would ask for bad headphones?


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Sennheiser HD 280 is $119 CDN on Amazon, ATH-m50x is $179 CDN on Amazon. Those are probably your best closed back cans under $200.
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Sennheiser HD 280 is $119 CDN on Amazon, ATH-m50x is $179 CDN on Amazon. Those are probably your best closed back cans under $200.


i was looking at battery replacements on the bose qc 35 and realized it can't be replaced :o !
any such issues with sennheiser or ATH?
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i was looking at battery replacements on the bose qc 35 and realized it can't be replaced :o !
any such issues with sennheiser or ATH?


None, as they don't use batteries.
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Sennheiser HD 280 is $119 CDN on Amazon, ATH-m50x is $179 CDN on Amazon. Those are probably your best closed back cans under $200.


imho dt770 way better than both
owned them others too, I do like hd280 over m50s too
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Quote (yupitsmeh @ Mar 6 2018 09:59am)
imho dt770 way better than both
owned them others too, I do like hd280 over m50s too


Yeah, those are pretty good too, for sure. They come in over $200 CDN, though. The 32 ohm version is on sale right now on Amazon.ca for $225 ($159 on US Amazon). Get those, and you shouldn't need an amp to run them well.
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Yeah, those are pretty good too, for sure. They come in over $200 CDN, though. The 32 ohm version is on sale right now on Amazon.ca for $225 ($159 on US Amazon). Get those, and you shouldn't need an amp to run them well.


they released a 16ohm version too but all seem to be easily driven
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Quote (Surfpunk @ Mar 6 2018 11:39am)
Yeah, those are pretty good too, for sure. They come in over $200 CDN, though. The 32 ohm version is on sale right now on Amazon.ca for $225 ($159 on US Amazon). Get those, and you shouldn't need an amp to run them well.


if i'm willing to go for the qc 35 for wireless+comfort (hear it's comfortable for say 4-10+ hours) is there anything else in that price range or lower that can match/beat the comfort/quality of bose qc 35 while being wireless?

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if i'm willing to go for the qc 35 for wireless+comfort (hear it's comfortable for say 4-10+ hours) is there anything else in that price range or lower that can match/beat the comfort/quality of bose qc 35 while being wireless?


Comfort can be relative, based on head/ear shape/size, but the Sony MDR series are pretty solid cans, and probably a better buy than the Bose.

https://www.amazon.ca/Sony-MDR10RBT-Wireless-Over-Ear-Headphones/dp/B00FJISZ8M/
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