Post: 50-60$ Headphones For Music?
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03-10-2011, 06:25 PM
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I know you can't get the very best for just over 50$, but if anyone finds me some good ones then +95 rep :420:
P.S. Good build quality is a must! Spent 150$ on these ones and the plug thingy at the end is completely f*cked
03-10-2011, 06:36 PM
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Boris Johnson
Craigy...Craigo!
03-10-2011, 06:45 PM
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Originally posted by Troll
Yeah, only $300 out of my price range haha :\
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So yeah guys I literally can't afford anything over 60$ otherwise I'd have said so, any suggestions? :confused:
03-11-2011, 01:33 AM
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God_of_War
God Help us all
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03-11-2011, 01:40 AM
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Chrome
At least I can fight
Originally posted by Clutch
So my old headphones just crapped out on me and I need some new ones, 50-60$ max. No mic needed although that'd be a nice bonus. Will be used on my PC at home purely for music. No earphones please.
I know you can't get the very best for just over 50$, but if anyone finds me some good ones then +95 rep :420:
P.S. Good build quality is a must! Spent 150$ on these ones and the plug thingy at the end is completely f*cked
I know you can't get the very best for just over 50$, but if anyone finds me some good ones then +95 rep :420:
P.S. Good build quality is a must! Spent 150$ on these ones and the plug thingy at the end is completely f*cked
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I had those but they broke on me. ****ing legit headphones. They're amazing.
Originally posted by another user
PROS
- Ideal for bass heavy music like hip-hop, electronic/trance
- Excellent for gaming (if you can handle it)
- Ear cups nearly isolate the outer ear from ambient noise
CONS
- Not ideal for heavy metal or rock music listening
- Sounds 'tinny' when the amplifier is turned off
- No independent volume control switch on amplifier
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The retail price of $90 seems rather steep for headphones sold by a company without a legacy of producing signature audio products. In other words, Sennheisers they ain't. But for an innovative product, Skullcandy's Crushers give a generous boost to bass frequencies, which is atypical of comparable headphones.
If you love bass, then get a pair of headphones with a built-in sub-woofer like the Skullcrushers. They will literally pump the bass into your skull until you drool.
- Ideal for bass heavy music like hip-hop, electronic/trance
- Excellent for gaming (if you can handle it)
- Ear cups nearly isolate the outer ear from ambient noise
CONS
- Not ideal for heavy metal or rock music listening
- Sounds 'tinny' when the amplifier is turned off
- No independent volume control switch on amplifier
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The retail price of $90 seems rather steep for headphones sold by a company without a legacy of producing signature audio products. In other words, Sennheisers they ain't. But for an innovative product, Skullcandy's Crushers give a generous boost to bass frequencies, which is atypical of comparable headphones.
If you love bass, then get a pair of headphones with a built-in sub-woofer like the Skullcrushers. They will literally pump the bass into your skull until you drool.
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03-11-2011, 08:30 AM
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03-12-2011, 03:12 PM
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I_BULLET_I
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