GarageBoy
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What sounds close of the PX100 but doesn't use foam ear pads? (I'm okay with Grado style pads, but the Sennheiser PX100 type make my ears itch like nuts) Trying to keep it under $80.
PX100 sound- but no foam ear pads?
GarageBoy
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Anyone?
Gurra1980
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Maybe HD485
that's the closest that I can think of.
Kryosphinx
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You could try that foam repadding job with the 414 pads. Maybe those don't itch as much.
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PX200? Pleather...
Gurra1980
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414 pads would shange the sound alot.
px200 does sound alot different to px100 and to use px200 pleather on px100 i guess would change the sound alot to.
px200 does sound alot different to px100 and to use px200 pleather on px100 i guess would change the sound alot to.
GarageBoy
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Hows the HD 25SP?
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ATH-ES55....? Pleather, Great sound. More money, however. I'll have soon, let you know how they play.
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The JVC HAS650 is very nice. It is around $40 and has a warm sound signature like the PX100. It is closed though, but doesn't isolate that well. It is supraaural, compact, and very comfortable.
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