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Closed-back-on-ear stereo headphones with powerful sound reproduction
• High efficiency drivers for maximum performance from all types of music
• Sealed design blocks outside noise so you can listen without interruption and without disturbing others
• Optimised for portable audio - includes MP3, iPod, iPhone, CD Players
• Choose your optimum cable length - use the supplied cable winder which can also clip to a belt
All comments (20)
MackemAB
3 Nov 16#1
Great headphones, they usually last me about 2 years before the wiring goes after pretty much daily use and abuse.
mrew42 to MackemAB
3 Nov 16#10
Can't you buy new wires?
I've had a pair of something similar for over 20 years and bought new cables about 5 years ago (and ear cushions which had perished)
Good headphones, just one thing to note is that the cable is around 3m long. So can be abit of a hassle sometimes
Sqsq to master10
3 Nov 161#5
What the hell anyone needs 3m for - that's longer than my car, twice as long as my wife!
Have ones with 2m cable and it drives me nuts.
rheumatoid
3 Nov 16#4
I find the cable length useful but they a a bit small and I don't have particularly large ears. Good headphones for the money tho.
dreamager
3 Nov 16#6
Tv in bed to not wake the missus would be one good use
jfhopkin
3 Nov 161#7
Very useful if you're sitting in another part of the room, away from your amplifier/PC/whatever. I have these phones and often use the full extent of the cable, and I live in a small house.
bleachershane
3 Nov 16#8
It's good for the amount of times I've had to strip the cable back and rewire it when it inevitably goes dodgy (gets used out and about 5 days a week)... Must have about twenty years of rewires before the cable gets to a normal length!
simonspeakeasy
3 Nov 16#9
I have these and they're very good.
They're on-ear rather than over-ear.
The cables do wear out at the point where it enters the cups; I've had to cut the cable and re-solder once or twice.
Still good value, although I now use Sony bluetooth cans.
Edit: to stop the cable from wearing out, I recommend Sugru to reinforce the connection
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Closed-back-on-ear stereo headphones with powerful sound reproduction
• High efficiency drivers for maximum performance from all types of music
• Sealed design blocks outside noise so you can listen without interruption and without disturbing others
• Optimised for portable audio - includes MP3, iPod, iPhone, CD Players
• Choose your optimum cable length - use the supplied cable winder which can also clip to a belt
All comments (20)
I've had a pair of something similar for over 20 years and bought new cables about 5 years ago (and ear cushions which had perished)
https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/aw/d/B007SP2CO2/ref=mp_s_a_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1478162168&sr=8-1&pi=AC_SX280_SY350_FMwebp_QL65&keywords=monoprice+headphones&dpPl=1&dpID=41HLwjRxwYL&ref=plSrch
Have ones with 2m cable and it drives me nuts.
They're on-ear rather than over-ear.
The cables do wear out at the point where it enters the cups; I've had to cut the cable and re-solder once or twice.
Still good value, although I now use Sony bluetooth cans.
Edit: to stop the cable from wearing out, I recommend Sugru to reinforce the connection