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Re: How do you listen to your music?
« Reply #30 on: February 06, 2012, 07:52:19 AM »

Yeah I use my iPod when I'm out and about, I often go to sleep listening to my iPod. Or have intense "in the dark" sessions.

I just changed my headphones today, to some of those "Skull Candy" headphones which are fairly popular in the UK, not sure about anywhere else. It's those jelly bud type right in the ears type of headphones, and they are absolutely dreadful. Completely negate any sort of low end, so it ends up sounding a tinny mess.
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Re: How do you listen to your music?
« Reply #31 on: February 06, 2012, 07:55:45 AM »

Yeah I use my iPod when I'm out and about, I often go to sleep listening to my iPod. Or have intense "in the dark" sessions.

I just changed my headphones today, to some of those "Skull Candy" headphones which are fairly popular in the UK, not sure about anywhere else. It's those jelly bud type right in the ears type of headphones, and they are absolutely dreadful. Completely negate any sort of low end, so it ends up sounding a tinny mess.
Yeah, they're absolutely massive here in the US, despite nearly everyone saying (truthfully) that they're overpriced and generally pretty bad. I've had a pair of JVC Marshmallows for almost 2 years now, and found them to be pretty damn powerful.
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Re: How do you listen to your music?
« Reply #32 on: February 06, 2012, 09:20:08 AM »

Yeah I use my iPod when I'm out and about, I often go to sleep listening to my iPod. Or have intense "in the dark" sessions.

I just changed my headphones today, to some of those "Skull Candy" headphones which are fairly popular in the UK, not sure about anywhere else. It's those jelly bud type right in the ears type of headphones, and they are absolutely dreadful. Completely negate any sort of low end, so it ends up sounding a tinny mess.

I have a pair of Bose IE2 Ear Buds and Tri-Port Headphones, once you listen to music through these bad boys nothing else will ever compare.
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Re: How do you listen to your music?
« Reply #33 on: February 06, 2012, 11:26:23 AM »

I once again have a stereo at home, so to hell with computers! I have some real CDs to blast through this thing.
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Re: How do you listen to your music?
« Reply #34 on: February 06, 2012, 07:42:06 PM »

If you guys are ever searching for high-end headphones or just quality audio in general go to headfi.org. The community there is pretty helpful but watch out because they hate Bose, Beats, and Skullcandy "fanboys" with a passion.
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