SirClintus
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Hello everyone!
I am looking for a good pair of in-ear headphones that won't "Break the Bank". Below I am listening all the information on how I would like to use them.
They would be primarily portable, in the car, coffee shop, working-out etc.
I would like something that is very iscolated, and cuts out most outside noises.
My main protable music devices are an ipod,ipad2, and laptop.
Types of music I listen to very tramendously, but I would say I listen to more alternative rock and modern christian music. I would say I tend to like my music on the bass heavy side.
But to keep things intresting...
I also am a bass guitar player (not an expert by all means). I play mainly contemporary christian music, alternative rock, and rock. My idea is to use these headphones as in-ear monitor for when I play bass live at local churches that have the capability for in-ear monitoring.
But out of the two I would use it more for just music playing.
My past 2 examples of in-ears were:
Bose "on ear" in-ears, (these were my first headphones past cheap ipod ones)
Then after I wore those out I got some skullcandy titans cause they were cheap and seemed really durable with the metal housing.
If you need more information just post and I will try to respond promptly.
Thank You!
I am looking for a good pair of in-ear headphones that won't "Break the Bank". Below I am listening all the information on how I would like to use them.
They would be primarily portable, in the car, coffee shop, working-out etc.
I would like something that is very iscolated, and cuts out most outside noises.
My main protable music devices are an ipod,ipad2, and laptop.
Types of music I listen to very tramendously, but I would say I listen to more alternative rock and modern christian music. I would say I tend to like my music on the bass heavy side.
But to keep things intresting...
I also am a bass guitar player (not an expert by all means). I play mainly contemporary christian music, alternative rock, and rock. My idea is to use these headphones as in-ear monitor for when I play bass live at local churches that have the capability for in-ear monitoring.
But out of the two I would use it more for just music playing.
My past 2 examples of in-ears were:
Bose "on ear" in-ears, (these were my first headphones past cheap ipod ones)
Then after I wore those out I got some skullcandy titans cause they were cheap and seemed really durable with the metal housing.
If you need more information just post and I will try to respond promptly.
Thank You!
