[mchurgin]

Has anyone used the V6 or MDR7506 on airplanes? How did it work out?

 

[taylor]

Fairly well. They are closed, with a good seal, and have nice isolation. I was able to sleep wearing them, without having to strangle the screaming kids in the row behind me.

 

[augustwest]

They are great for traveling. Used to wear them daily on the bus trip between Seattle & Bellevue. Also have used them on planes. They keep much of the noise out, are easy to drive, so you don't need to lug an amp along. Also, have the added benifit of discouraging "undesirables" from readily trying to talk with you, a real plus on public transportation!

- augustwest

 

[terrymx]

uhhh.....your current phone list included the e2c. i recommend using that instead, it sound better and isolate more than the v6.

 

[pedxing]

I tried using the V6 before at a noisy electronic store. It blocked some noise, but not as much as I was hoping.

 

[ch1nkster]

V6's isolate pretty darn well. you'lll have no trouble wearing them on airplanes. be sure to get the beyer pads though

http://www4.head-fi.org/forums/showt...threadid=48462

 

[zachary80]

I used my mdr7509s on planes quite a bit, and they dont isolate all that well (I was worrying about how loud I needed to turn them up). I would definitely use your E2's

 

[fewtch]

Quote:

Originally Posted by augustwest They are great for traveling. Used to wear them daily on the bus trip between Seattle & Bellevue.

What, a guy from the Seattle area who moved to LA? I thought it only worked in the other direction

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[Luvya]

Quote:

Originally Posted by fewtch What, a guy from the Seattle area who moved to LA? I thought it only worked in the other direction .

Hehe..that's exactly what I was thinking as well. Oh well, I might also move to LA this summer. Bye-bye Seattle

 

[augustwest]

I've actually have done it both way. . . . . Seattle to LA / LA to Seattle & back. . . . . You can't really call it bi-coastal, we need to invent a term for this, and maybe register it???

- augustwest