[Technik aka Jan]

those are sold...

 

[stevenkelby]

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Originally Posted by Technik aka Jan /img/forum/go_quote.gif those are sold...

Ah well, that was quick. Great deal.

I had some and they are great cans, if you like the look they are only about $100. I recommend them.

 

[Technik aka Jan]

if i get a nano what kinda amp should i get with like an audio technica can?

 

[stevenkelby]

What budget? If you are patient to wait for one, or can find one used, a Xin supermicro is the best sound for the money in my opinion. About a 10 year wait for one though...

Otherwise, Headamp make some great amps. Lots of people do.

 

[Technik aka Jan]

i was looking at the hornet....but thats a little out of my price range/

 

[Technik aka Jan]

how are the closed audio technia phones?

 

[stevenkelby]

Same as any other headphone. Awesome to some ears, horrid to others.

You'll have to search here for reviews of any you like the look of in particular.

 

[ronnielee54]

I love my ES7's more every day as they burn in. They look pretty sweet to. Cord is only about 4 feet long. The fit fairly tight so probably would not be falling off all the time.
They lack a little in isolation which might be a good thing when on the slopes. Check them out. There is a ton of information about them in the forums. Perform very good without amp and even better with an amp. Around $120 with shipping.

 

[onepace]

It seems like every thread I come across is like 5 years old, what gives?
 
Anyways I was looking for some snowboarding headphones since I'm going to Park City in March.  I came across: http://www.workoutheadphones.org/best-skiing-headphones-of-2011/
 
But didn't know if anyone had used any of those.  I'm leaning towards the Klipsch S5 right now, thoughts?