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deadlyllama
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  #2875703 27-Feb-2022 12:28
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I have two main pairs of headphones, my cheapie Edifier W800BT pair.  Used with my phone, sometimes, as a headset but the microphone is rubbish.  OK for music but bass is very boomy.

 

 

And my 15+ year old Sennheiser HD280pros - not pictured, the plastic is breaking and has been held together with insulation tape for a long long time.  Great for music but of course not wireless and no microphone.  These have outlasted the Rio Karma and iPod video (with Rockbox) that I used to listen to music with.

 

I use both for music and both for videoconferencing.  Only the Edifiers for phone calls but people can't hear me very well then :(




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  #2875729 27-Feb-2022 14:02
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I have a 10yr old set of Digitech FA-003. They are a Jaycar clone of the Fischer FA-003 / Brainwavz HM5, OEM from the Headphone company Yoga.
They were a good find at the time and have served me well. Starting to show some age, plastic starting to do the surface breakdown thing.

 

Still use them as monitor headphones for recording and also part of mixing/mastering on Reaper. They are known for their clean and balanced sound reproduction.

 

 

It would be nice to have another set of good headphones which are not tethered.


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  #2875737 27-Feb-2022 14:41
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I use the ear buds included with my iPhone, they are getting a bit long in the tooth. Usually listening to music.



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  #2875789 27-Feb-2022 15:00
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I have AirPods Pro which I use for phone calls, podcasts and live radio. They don't quite have sufficient fidelity for music, but I would certainly listen to music on the Technics headphones.

 


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  #2875823 27-Feb-2022 17:47
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These Bose QC35's are used to listen to music while walking to work, youtube videos, phone calls and Teams chats. The new technics headphones and earbuds look really good, maybe even the best looking on the market! Back in the late 90's/early 2000's I had a Technics CH-770 separates hifi system which I later replaced with a Technics EH-760 separates hifi system. Glad to see Technics are still around, I have no doubt these headphones/earbuds are top quality and sound amazing. Very cool prize to be giving away.

 


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  #2875834 27-Feb-2022 18:10
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I have been using a Jabra headset.  Teams meetings, youtube (when appropriate), training videos.  Unfortunately, I have a habit of needing to move around and the result tends to be sound cutting in and out.  :D

 

When working around others I need to use a headset to avoid confidentiality issues and also drown out colleagues who tend to talk and joke through meetings.  I will be needing to replace my headset shortly, but would be great to win some great quality headphones like these.


  #2875848 27-Feb-2022 18:44
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I'm currently using a bog standard USB headset for my multitudes of online meetings.

 

 

 

The Technics sound like a breath of fresh air (literally)

 

 

 


 
 
 

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danshum
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  #2875864 27-Feb-2022 20:12
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HI, I've got an old pair of Sony headphones... use them for listening to music mostly and video conferencing... thx!

 

 

 


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  #2875913 27-Feb-2022 23:00
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My folks had a Technics Hi-Fi component system when I was growing up. Great sounding system. When I was in Japan a few years ago I had a drul over their very nice (and pricey) modern Hi-Fi gear.

 

 

 

These would replace my coming up 10 year old ATH-M50's which are starting to show their age. Use them for music in my home office.

 

 

 


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  #2876078 28-Feb-2022 09:13
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Have very old and falling apart noise cancelling headphones, handing when mowing the lawn.

 

Also use headphones to listen to very quiet music at work which can prevent distraction on tasks of just the right complexity...

 

 


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  #2876124 28-Feb-2022 10:24
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Have been using a set of noise cancelling Bose headphones for a number of years. Had lots of use when we could travel internationally but now used listening to audio on my MacBook.

 

Would love a set of these Technics headphones for our next international flight which is 'hopefully' very soon.......

 


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  #2876212 28-Feb-2022 12:48
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I use old panasonic wired headphones plugged into phone or computer. Listen to music, podcasts or radio stations. These technics headphones would definitely be an upgrade.


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  #2876257 28-Feb-2022 13:17
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Currently using iFrogs Coda bluetooth headphones for doing body weight exercises and yoga practices streamed from my phone.

 

The Technics headphones would be a great upgrade for this!


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  #2876355 28-Feb-2022 14:38
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I am currently using a ATH m40x on my desktop and Samsung galaxy buds+ for my phone.


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  #2876386 28-Feb-2022 16:25
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just use the Jabra Evolve 65's... mostly just for work, video calling/conferencing etc.

 


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