Headphones help

Red5

Hi all!

Just got a new mini hi fi: Cambridge Audio One. Nice little system.

Now I need a good pair of over ear headphones as my GF just vaccumed the head phones cable up into the Dyson and they're caput!

Up until now I have been using Sony MDR-XD200 thinking they were decent enough. I like a lot of music with heavy bass (hiphop/rock) but also listen to classical and folk too.

Am torn between Sennheiser/Goldring/Sony/and others. I want to pay less than £100 preferrably nearer to the £50 mark if poss.

Any suggestions would be most helpful - the reviews online are so up and down - it's confusing me.

Cheers.

Miserableoldgit

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Rodex

I can help you hear.
Do not pick up and listen to a pair of BOSE because you WILL want them and all others will be struck off your list.

Steve.

stonemuse

[cite]Posted By: Rodex[/cite]I can help you hear.
Do not pick up and listen to a pair of BOSE because you WILL want them and all others will be struck off your list.

Steve.

That is very true ... expensive but SOOO good

CAFCsayer

If you could put the extra little bit towards them, I can't recomend 'Dr Dre Beats' enough... sound quality is perfect

Ketman

Go on the hard to find records site at WWW.htfr.com you will find what you want there I have technices hdjs about £90 which are excellent and comfy to wear.

TEL

Bought a Bose Tv system, took it back, films were fine, but he sound was all wrong for hifi . Headphones are fine if you use the over ear sort, the on ear type make your ears sore after a short while, but I'm talking the sets that cost £300-400