[mtb]

Hi,

I needed some help buying some new headphones.
I currently own a pair of Sony EX90 but the recently the left side isn't as loud as it used to be.
I bought them from this forum, from milkpoweder I think, about a year ago.
I only received the headphones and case, do you think I could return them to Sony.

I wanted to buy a new pair of in ear headphones anyway as EX90 are not that comfortable when sleeping. I have had a couple of Sony ex71sl but these kept "wearing out" on me, even though these did do the job perfectly.

I'm thinking about going for one of the following.
V-Moda Vibes
Sennheiser CX 400
or something similar

What do you think are the most comfortable headphones for sleeping/lying in bed?

I don't want to be spending more than £100.

Any help?

Thanks

 

[mtb]

anyone?

 

[DefectiveAudioComponent]

Why do you want to listen to music while asleep?
(just curious)

 

[mtb]

Sorry not while I'm sleeping, just before going to sleep

 

[fdhfdy]

Quote:

Originally Posted by DefectiveAudioComponent /img/forum/go_quote.gif Why do you want to listen to music while asleep? (just curious)

not invented yet

 

[JwY]

This is a bit of an aside to what you're asking, but the lower volume may be due to ear wax partly covering the left side. You may want to see if you can clean it.

 

[mtb]

I've cleaned them and its still the same.

I think I'm going to go with some v-moda vibes.

Quick question, does the duo version only work with the iphone or does it work with other phones like the N95 for instance.

Where is the cheapest place to buy a new pair in the UK?

THANKS

 

[fatcat28037]

IMO for comfort it's hard to beat the Sony MDRv6, especially with valour pads. The single cable, inplace of the yoke to left & right cups may also be an advantage when lying down.

 

[mtb]

Sorry should have been more specific, I wanted to go for cannnalphones/IEMs but thanks anyway

 

[svines]

westone UM1/UM2 (depending on your budget), you can easily lay on the side of your head wearing them.

 

[-=Germania=-]

Try and find some older shure models that are not the e2c or 110's. You can also try ety 6i or ue 4.

 

[carloskleiber]

the only cans i can sleep with are dt770s. they are tough enough that i don't have to worry about crushing them.