Headphone Bags

[JLai]

Are there any padded headphone bags that are similiar to the Headroom Headcase bag but won't burn a hole in my wallet like that one does? I saw some aviation bags, but they all look really bulky and kinda squarish.

I tried a search, but most the bags that came up people are talking about fitting Grados (thus way too small). I need something that will house an HD595. Thanks ahead.

-Joe

 

[skyline889]

I use a Nike drawstring bag with a fluffy towel around them when I don't want to carry around the padded boxes. Works for me

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Prelude Audio carries these, but they are a bit ugly imo.

http://www.preludeaudio.com/products...e-headbag.html

 

[JLai]

Quote:

Originally Posted by skyline889 I use a Nike drawstring bag with a fluffy towel around them when I don't want to carry around the padded boxes. Works for me . Prelude Audio carries these, but they are a bit ugly imo. http://www.preludeaudio.com/products...e-headbag.html

Werd. Plus that doesn't look like very much protection.

 

[skyline889]

What are planning on using it for? Travel?

 

[bonethugz]

bowing ball bag?

 

[JLai]

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Originally Posted by skyline889 What are planning on using it for? Travel?

Yep. I travel quite frequently (med school <--> home) so I need something that will protect it.

I mean, if the Headcase is worth it, then I guess I'll go that route. I was just wondering if there is anything similiar to it, as its pretty expensive for just a bag. Just want it protected and not rolling around in my backpack.

 

[JLai]

I just caved in.

Now I have three things I'm waiting for.

I'm gonna have to cut myself off for the month.

 

[JMCIII]

Jlai,

I seriously doubt you'll regret the purchase. The Headcase is very (VERY!) well built, and has all the attachments one needs for portable listening. Plus, it's big enough to fit my AKG K601's, so it'll hold your HD580's no problem.

I was like you in that the Headcase seemed to be a tad expensive, but now that I have mine, I'm glad I spent the money. Enjoy.

 

[Elephas]

I use these padded bags from goodcans.com to store the K701 and HD650.

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