[devilcm3]

Hi , I am new here ... this is my first post a

i wonder what headphones is good ah? that have the noice cancellation effect...
and...prefer the sound to be crisp and loud....rather than bassy...thanks =u=
budget from 100-200...

and also..cable issues...i have been my two previous headphones (AT and Senn) have quite thin cables and spoil because the cable breaks inside..so sad...and my third headphone , the cable seems not durable also ....
and i prefer headphone with only one cable connection for both sides...

thanks in advance.. =u=

[squall343]

noise cancellation i think sennheiser got

however, if you are using at home, should not get noise cancellation because normally they do not offer good sound quality compared to normal headphones

regarding the cable breaking, i have not encounter any before so can't help

[devilcm3]

Originally Posted by squall343

noise cancellation i think sennheiser got

however, if you are using at home, should not get noise cancellation because normally they do not offer good sound quality compared to normal headphones

regarding the cable breaking, i have not encounter any before so can't help

hmm.....noise cancelling not good sound quality? wow...this the first i heard about it...sorry , still a noob
can you recommend some models maybe? no sound cancelling is ok

ya i am quite careless , so this time i wanna buy headphones with quite thick cables....hehehe

[initialdae86]

since most of the money you spent goes to the noise cancelling tech, think about what happens to the actual sound of the phones..?

sorry never see headphones.

[squall343]

Originally Posted by devilcm3

hmm.....noise cancelling not good sound quality? wow...this the first i heard about it...sorry , still a noob
can you recommend some models maybe? no sound cancelling is ok

ya i am quite careless , so this time i wanna buy headphones with quite thick cables....hehehe

you want open or closed headphone?

open will leak sound in and out and is more suitable in quiet situation

[GiantNRS]

Loud? Sennheiser is loud. Bassy? that depends on your player and settings.

[initialdae86]

guess since ts wanted noise cancelling, he should be looking towards closed back.

not sure if it is closed, but es7 is a good buy

[devilcm3]

Originally Posted by squall343

you want open or closed headphone?

open will leak sound in and out and is more suitable in quiet situation

closed one =u=....
open one cannot block the noise which i dont like...

es7? sounds nice...
but the cables quite thin ah

[rootbeer1]

can headphones with good pad block the out side noise? I don't like the feel of isolating headphones and they requires battery too. Will the Audio-Technica ATH-A950LTD do a good job on blocking the outside noise. Sound quality will be without a double.

[the.sandman]

Check out the Denon AH-D1001.A very detailed sounding pair of headphones,offers decent isolation provided the ambient sound not too loud and more importantly for you,thick cables.Costs ~$179,and can find it at Jaben.

[AsuraN]

I'm selling HD200, Made in Ireland, with 2yrs 8mths warranty left. Detachable cable, changeable leather pads so no issues with cables breaking and stuff.

can PM me if you're keen, of course you can audit before committing

[DoubleDecaf]

Originally Posted by rootbeer1

can headphones with good pad block the out side noise? I don't like the feel of isolating headphones and they requires battery too. Will the Audio-Technica ATH-A950LTD do a good job on blocking the outside noise. Sound quality will be without a double.

The Audio Technia ATH-A950LTD is good but expensive. Its low price solution like ATH-SQ5 have good style and sound ok.

[rootbeer1]

btw, what is the different between the Audio Technica AT900 and A950LTD. They look almost the same? Someone know the different?