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Old 14 July 2008, 10:53 PM
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Originally Posted by hux309
Have a look at ultimate ears super fi pro 5 iem's, well worth the money.

You can go as far as custom moulds but they're £700 a pop so usually reserved for musicians.

Cheapest place is ebay naturally.

Amazon.co.uk: Ulltimate Ears Super fi 5 Pro - Clear: Electronics & Photo
I paid £170 for custom in ear moulds, for musician quality 15dB attenuated ear plugs, with the option of popping the filters out and placing ear phones in. I've only been spotted wearing them out by one other person, so they're very discreet. Best money ever spent - seriously.
Old 15 July 2008, 08:47 AM
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choppers sod off please.

as said its simple, dont look at snazy's posts, problem solved.

anyway back on top

£700 for a set of earphones
Old 15 July 2008, 09:07 AM
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Originally Posted by chopper.
Tell you what snazy do a poll for

"who thinks it is sad to go on holiday and spend half the time on scoobynet"

You are the only person on a board that I have ever seen that does that. Absolutely pathetic.

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ps-what should I do?

pps-what would you do?

ppps-what would everyone do?
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Old 15 July 2008, 10:27 AM
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I've got some Bose QC3 NR headphones, that I really only use for flying long-haul. They're very good, and I can happily sleep in them on a plane - It's actually quite suprising the high level of noise that you're exposed to on an aircraft that you do get acustomed to, that the Bose QC3 almost completely eliminates.

...bought them in the US as they were cheaper than over here. Still the other side of £250 though.

I was sold on them when I tried some friends on in a 'quiet' hotel - and the difference was amazing.

In case you didn't realise, I'd heartily recommend the Bose QC3s.

DN
Old 15 July 2008, 10:49 AM
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Saw these at the airport last year, was amazed by them. I think they would be my choice if I were to decide to pay more, or indeed start to fly more lol.

Nice to hear from someone who has them though. Amazing when you just turn them on with no music playing, especially in a departure lounge.
Old 15 July 2008, 12:19 PM
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I used noise cancelling ones for my Ham Radio, they worked very well until one side failed. I shall eventually get some more anyway.

Les
Old 15 July 2008, 01:41 PM
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These are the ones i meant - Sennheiser PXC300 - Noise Reduction Headphones £80
I've got the in ear Sony noise reduction jobbies for about 60 quid and the PXC300 is better.

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