[SiRuI]

If you need to block outside sound completely and at the same time hear what's around you along with your music, your best bet is to use a good mic and in Windows recording device setting turn on "Listen to this device". So the solution is to get some decent closed cans and listen to mic.

 

[ForgottenxxRebel]

if youre getting your headphones dirty, you're doing IT wrong!!

really, of all things i never got my headphones "dirty".

 

[parskey]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Head Injury /img/forum/go_quote.gif Speakers. Play it loud, play it proud.

You just became my favorite member headinjury

 

[nullstring]

I smell a troll...

 

[Head Injury]

Quote:

Originally Posted by ForgottenxxRebel /img/forum/go_quote.gif if youre getting your headphones dirty, you're doing IT wrong!! really, of all things i never got my headphones "dirty".

I don't know how you do it, but I don't just sit still. And headphones need adjusting.

Quote:

Originally Posted by nullstring /img/forum/go_quote.gif I smell a troll...

I smell something else.

 

[skidu]

Troll or not, the D1001's actually do a really good job of keeping sound leakage to a minimum whilst being completely rubbish at isolating external sounds.

 

[Jack Carver]

Maybe you can get a pair of noise-cancelers and mod them to amplify the outside noise instead