Headphones for ~£50

[Agent]

Thats just a guideline, i dont mind spending a bit more if they are really worth it
Any suggestions ?

Thanks

[Alex]

If you don't mind spending a little bit more then these are very nice:

http://www.digitaldirectuk.com/produ...roduct_id=4442

Beyerdynamic are the other ones to look out for...

[Legin76]

My recommendation is the Koss R80 or Ministry of Sound DJ1002. I couldn't possibly suggest a place to buy them though.

[Agent]

Oh, and just to confuse matters, they really could do with a mic !

[Legin76]

funnily enough I thought you may say that. Getting some Sennheiser ones soon

[Agent]

How soon is "soon" ?
I need some fairly sharpish, drop me a PM if you get any in soon, as i *really* need some.

Cheers

[Legin76]

I would keep looking if I was you.... It could be a few weeks.

[Zak33]

this entire Headphone thing is quite the most infuriating this ever,

What we need is:

Light weight
Big ear pads....we want our ears IN them. The pads must be velvet for no sweaty ears
Long cable, preferably removeable incase it needs swapping
And a MICROPHONE....

Sennhesier PC150 is the nearest but is still no way close to perfect
http://www.sennheisercommunications.co.uk/pr-pc150.html

These IDEAL would be this...HD570's...WITH A MIC CLIPPED ON THE SIDE.

http://www.sennheiser.co.uk/products.jsp?id=04485

I have these headphones. They are pure sex....but no mic

I am immensley lucky to have found a pair of Medusa's that DO WORK.....they are still not even close to HD570's for pure class.

[Theo]

Have to agree with Zak - I bought a pair of HD570s 8 months ago and I must say they are one of the best things I've ever spent any money on. Honest truth. I love them to bits. The only way you could perfect them would be a removable microphone. That and perhaps make the cups a couple of millimeteres larger in diameter. Other than that, they're perfect. I have no gripes with them whatsoever.