[DrBenway]

Speakers are the only way to go for me. I toss and turn all night, so anything that attaches a cord to my head is definitely not a good idea.

I've always wondered about pillow speakers, though. Intriguing idea, but the few that I've seen advertised looked like absolute junk. Anybody know if there are any decent sounding ones? Do they actually work? Are they at all comfortable?

 

[brandnewgame]

My current room has no space for speakers where I lay my head down (at the top and the bottom).. this is a tough decision.

 

[jinx20001]

speakers, easy on the ears, wont hurt your eardrums when pressed in, (but dont press your speakers in)

and the big advantage, most speaker systems or stereos can be set to sleep after some time so when your in headphone dreamland your neighbours wont complain at all

 

[screwglue]

well for me, i prefer speakers but i find it inconvenient moving and shifting my position to reach the nightstand and turn the volume down little by little when i sleep.

 

[stuge(original)]

Well,I usually sleep with any headphones on.even with my new HD650 LOL

 

[eruditass]

canalphones.. like marshmallows

 

[craiglester]

K240 Monitors for me.. relatively quiet on the outside.. and I can't fall asleep on them, so I have to take them off and shut off the music.

 

[radlux]

speakers for me. dont wanna risk pulling out the wires on my IEMs