Headphones?

CornFlakes

I’m looking for a good pair of headphones..
I’ve looked at a few pairs but can’t make up my mind and I don’t want to pay too much the price range I’m going for is about R800-R1000

Any suggestions?

teleplayer

Sennheiser's are pretty decent, u should find a pair in ur range that'll so the trick..

Satriani

I've got the Senheiser HD 205. Very nice headphones ?

Vintage-Vibe

Fostex T40RPII's are great in the R 800 to R 1000.00 bracket - don't fatigue the ears over long periods and parts are replaceable.
Use them personally.

Heath

bought a pair of phillips a few weeks ago and they are the best damn pair of headphones i have ever used

FatBoy

I've got the Roland RH-200 Monitoring headphones a while back, should be around your price range, I have no issues with mine, the sound is purdy good.

AlanRatcliffe

Had most of them.

I really like some of the Sennheisers (especially the HD250s), but the cables are too thin and break with monotonous (and expensive) regularity - especially as they use a wire which splits to each earpiece.
Roland RH200s are nice sounding too... if you have Japanese size ears. I find they get uncomfortable after a few hours.
Fostex are the ticket - solid, good sounding, good isolation, solid single cable.

Renesongs

I really like some of the Sennheisers (especially the HD250s), but the cables are too thin and break with monotonous (and expensive) regularity - especially as they use a wire which splits to each earpiece.

Got the HD480 - replaced the cable 3 times $$$$ - now I just repair them, it's difficult because I think it silver wire and doesn't solder easily.

CornFlakes

The Sennheiser HD465 & the HD205 looks good and they fall under my price range. I just don’t like the rotatable hear cup on the HD205’s.
The main thing I’m looking for is obviously good quality sound and they must be comfortable.

AlanRatcliffe

Closed back is pretty important for recording or late-night listening, so the HD 465s are out. HD 205s are designed for DJs, so are going to have a hyped low end.

Seriously dude, look at the Fostex. Much as I love Sennheisers, the ones suitable for recording are in the R3K price range.

CornFlakes

Who Stocks Fostex?

AlanRatcliffe

Bothner's do and most places should - they are kind of a studio standard...

Martyr

i use Sennheiser HD202,i paid like R250 for 'em and i really like 'em...i know studio headphones normally cost a hell of alot more,but these work for me

Vintage-Vibe

Go upstairs at Bothners Plumstead - ask for Dave of Greg - tell them you're looking for cans in your price bracket and were recommended the T40RPII's by Gareth that used to work downstairs - when they show them to you, tell them how much you have cash and ask them if they can do a nice deal for you

CornFlakes

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scratchy

I swear by Sennheisers. I have 2 pairs(both wireless) and I wouldn't swap them for anything.

For recording, I have the big Phillips set(not sure on the model number) and it sounds fan-friggen-tastic