What can I do?

Sennheiser are good headphones. check out the headphone thread in el diablos forum on 2+2.

http://forumserver.twoplustwo.com/79/edf/headphones-1096/

I dunno the hd202, but i have had the hd201 and i think you can't beat them for the price.

I don't like the material on the ear area, it looks super "flaky" in the pictures.

That stuff will peel off pretty quick, and then shed onto your shoulder. So once it starts shedding, you will probably get annoyed and just peel the rest of that stuff off yourself.

I need new headphones as well, but I'm waiting until the holidays where it will be cheaper.

if you look on the bottom right box for more buying choices, most of those merchants have their own websites. you can check if you can buy it off them and if they ship to canada.

On August 06 2012 12:00 edzwoo wrote: if you look on the bottom right box for more buying choices, most of those merchants have their own websites. you can check if you can buy it off them and if they ship to canada.

just checked, shipping is $40-50

U can't buy good quality headphones for under 50$.

Just bought those headphones cause the ones I bought 3 weeks ago cut out to the left ear ALL THE FUCKING TIME.

Thanks tom =]

http://www.wwstereo.com/Sennheiser/HD-202-II

Just looked at german amazon and those headphones are ~92$ wow...
have you tried just go to an actual store maybe they have them or are able to get them for a better price...

I might buy a Sennheiser X2 for Halo 4.

I wasn't disappointed with the performance of HD595.

My roommate purchased HD650 from EBay and received a serious-looking package.

Without accoutrement, it was difficult to assess quality of Sennheiser headphones not shipped from Sennheiser store.

I like audio technica.

Tom,

I don't know if they have them or not in your area but the Turtle Beach headphones for Xbox/PS3 work for computers as well and are pretty awesome. My only real complaint is they tend to not be super durable and break after ~6 months or so but that's almost expected I guess. Anyways I think they're ~$50, at least in the states, hopefully its similar in Canada :/

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yeah if you want Quality yo uwill have to go over $100 and probably look for brands like Bose, a waste of money unless you really use them and enjoy quality in sound.

I just bough those common cheap new Sonys.

http://www.cmstorm.com/en/products/audio/sirus/

This is what I got, and it's great so far. My biggest complaints with headsets are their shitty wire. And this one has a thick cloth one.

On my old headphones I'm using, Everglide, it says it has a "20Hz - 20,000Hz Frequency Response".

When I checked Wikipedia for frequency response, it said "In high fidelity audio, an amplifier requires a frequency response of at least 20–20,000 Hz."
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frequency_response#Applications

This confuses me a bit, as I'm looking up some $300+ "high definition" headphones on Newegg, and they don't have as high of a frequency as the headphones I'm currently using.

Anyone know more about frequency response?

Good quality headphones under $50 don't exist.

I can recommend Klipsch if you want to spend a little bit more.

http://www.amazon.com/Sennheiser-380-...035&sr=8-1&keywords=hd380+pro

On August 06 2012 22:12 nlloser60 wrote: http://www.amazon.com/Sennheiser-380-...035&sr=8-1&keywords=hd380+pro

Only x3.5 what he wanted to spend.

On August 06 2012 18:20 Rapoza wrote: ask Tutz, i heard you can find rly good headphones in Thailand if you can 1 hit KO

Lol

wat? more info on that tutz story

Sennheiser is a better brand than Bose.

22$ headphones will not be good, id get something around 100$

I've had the Senn HD650's for around 5 years and they still work very well after dropping them numerous times and taking them all over the world.

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My biggest issue with buying more expensive ones is that I want to buy it for everyday use walking, running etc.. My previous ones experienced water damage and one side stopped working because it started raining while I was going for a run and I could not protect them. So I don't wanna spend $200 on something I may have to replace sooner rather then later

why not buy a good pair of ear buds for when you're exercising? I find it hard to even listen to the sound quality on any cheap ear buds compared to something higher quality like beats turbines.

On August 07 2012 16:52 Smuft wrote: why not buy a good pair of ear buds for when you're exercising? I find it hard to even listen to the sound quality on any cheap ear buds compared to something higher quality like beats turbines.

I happen to HATE earbuds they seem to always fall off

Get proper in-ears, they come in different sizes, you'll find one that fits. If you have money to spend you can get custom in-ears (which is what I use).

If you want affordable in-ears, these are very populair. I advice them to everyone, no one has came back disappointed. I use them for working out, they stay in quite well and the sound is quite good for the price.

On August 09 2012 11:38 Watkyn wrote: Get proper in-ears, they come in different sizes, you'll find one that fits. If you have money to spend you can get custom in-ears (which is what I use). If you want affordable in-ears, these are very populair. I advice them to everyone, no one has came back disappointed. I use them for working out, they stay in quite well and the sound is quite good for the price.

http://www.amazon.ca/Sennheiser-CX300...ie=UTF8&qid=1344549435&sr=8-4

seriously wtf, this is absurd, friggin canada

Okay - so I ended up geting this:

http://www.amazon.ca/Sony-MDR-XB300-D...ie=UTF8&qid=1344551700&sr=8-1



Good reviews, good price. I am optimistic.