[Illah]

Or more specifically, San Francisco? I have a long trip starting tomorrow (I know, should have planned ahead) and my smallest cans are HD-280's! I was thinking of bringing those, especially for isolation on a plane, but after consider just how big they actually are, even when folded, I came to my senses

Some common stores I have near me:

Best Buy
Circuit City
CompUSA
Virgin Megastore
Apple Store
Tower Records
Fry's Electronics

Thanks!

--Illah

 

[derek8555]

px100 won't isolate at all. you sure you will bring those on plane?

 

[Illah]

Yep, I don't care so much about that. I can't stand buds/IEM's and don't want massive cans on in public

Plus I can use it off the plane too.

--Illah

 

[GlorytheWiz825]

I don't know about the other stores, but my local BestBuy and Circuit City both have the PX100. I'm still curious on why you want to use open headphones on a plane. You'll have a constant rumbling sound that will drive you insane halfway through the trip.

 

[photek]

circuit city should have them. Maybe compusa. I've never seen sennheiser products at best buy though, and IDK about the other stores.

 

[cooties]

i live in the city, here's some sightings i've seen. last time i was in virgin they had the px100 and px200 black. last time i was in circuit city on van ness they had the px100 and px200 in white only. and i never seen the px100 in best buy, compusa or fry's here.

 

[Dept_of_Alchemy]

saw some at circuit city.

not only do they not isolate at all, the sound of the wind blowing on the headphones also comes through when you're walking around on the street, too.

 

[leng jai]

You should think of other passengers as well on the plane. I doubt they want to hear your music

 

[Headphony]

Quote:

Originally Posted by leng jai You should think of other passengers as well on the plane. I doubt they want to hear your music

So what?

They probably won't hear the music over the ambient noise anyway.

 

[socrates63]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Illah Yep, I don't care so much about that. I can't stand buds/IEM's and don't want massive cans on in public Plus I can use it off the plane too. --Illah

I tried using the PX100 on a flight to San Fran last December. You'll be cranking the volume nearly to max to drown out the plane noise and with the volume at that level, you'll give yourself a headache, nevermind about killing your ears. I strongly suggest you get a cheap canalphone phone in addition to the PX100.