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I'm fed up at the office with all the hallway conversations and the noisy copier just outside my desk. I can't get anything done.
I want a decent pair of headphones that will help isolate some noise, but I don't have a whole lot of time to do the proper research myself.
Here are some of the things on my wishlist:
Budget of $100
Trying to avoid earbuds.
Would prefer to not require external amplifacation.
Will be using them with my laptop and portable music devices. (less power)
Don't want batteries (ie Beats by Dre)
Don't want noice cancellation (adds to the cost factor)
Would like to buy from Amazon because I have some unused credit there.
I listen to a lot of hard rock/metal. Metallica's Hit the Lights is my favorite headphone demo music.
I'd be willing to entertain a nicer headset and buying an external amp later if someone said it'd be the greatest mistake of my life passing up <Brand X Model Y> headphones.
So that said, I'm not sure if it's better to buy a more portable set of headphones and give up some of the bass to get the right size headphones for the job, or if I should just buy an adapter and get a good over the ear style.
Anyone have any suggestions?
I want a decent pair of headphones that will help isolate some noise, but I don't have a whole lot of time to do the proper research myself.
Here are some of the things on my wishlist:
Budget of $100
Trying to avoid earbuds.
Would prefer to not require external amplifacation.
Will be using them with my laptop and portable music devices. (less power)
Don't want batteries (ie Beats by Dre)
Don't want noice cancellation (adds to the cost factor)
Would like to buy from Amazon because I have some unused credit there.
I listen to a lot of hard rock/metal. Metallica's Hit the Lights is my favorite headphone demo music.
I'd be willing to entertain a nicer headset and buying an external amp later if someone said it'd be the greatest mistake of my life passing up <Brand X Model Y> headphones.
So that said, I'm not sure if it's better to buy a more portable set of headphones and give up some of the bass to get the right size headphones for the job, or if I should just buy an adapter and get a good over the ear style.
Anyone have any suggestions?
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