tpe11etier
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Hi Folks,
Sorry for the repetitive question.
Recently, my e2c's died on me. The cord frayed and I get crackling now so I'm looking for a replacement. First and foremost they are ONLY used at the gym. I wouldn't really consider myself an audiophile so I won't be too critical. Here's a list of things that matter in my decision.
1. Isolation - KEY! I have to drown out the garbage at the gym
2. Comfort
3. Price
4. Look - I don't want anything that sticks out too far.
I never had a problem with the E2c's. They sounded just fine to me. Much better than the standard ipod phones I'm stuck with now. The question is do I buy another pair of E2c's or upgrade to e3c's or something else?
Music wise, I'll listen to anything but mostly rock when working out. Bass isn't a huge deal...
Thanks
Tony
Sorry for the repetitive question.
Recently, my e2c's died on me. The cord frayed and I get crackling now so I'm looking for a replacement. First and foremost they are ONLY used at the gym. I wouldn't really consider myself an audiophile so I won't be too critical. Here's a list of things that matter in my decision.
1. Isolation - KEY! I have to drown out the garbage at the gym
2. Comfort
3. Price
4. Look - I don't want anything that sticks out too far.
I never had a problem with the E2c's. They sounded just fine to me. Much better than the standard ipod phones I'm stuck with now. The question is do I buy another pair of E2c's or upgrade to e3c's or something else?
Music wise, I'll listen to anything but mostly rock when working out. Bass isn't a huge deal...
Thanks
Tony