@teabass

Does anyone have a good recommendations for noise cancelling headphones?

9:46AM Mon, September 19 2011

@JWilliamson83

My headphones and do the job for me - http://t.co/F06OQRIE

9:48AM Mon, September 19 2011

@JLeeGhost Eugene, Oregon

g35's

9:49AM Mon, September 19 2011

@JWilliamson83

Though I just noticed there nearly £100 more than when I brought them

9:49AM Mon, September 19 2011

@shadchnev London, UK

I like bose qc3. You're welcome to try them, they are on my desk

9:51AM Mon, September 19 2011

@craigwebster

Do you want passive (i.e. isolating) or active noise cancellation? In-ear or over-ear?

9:53AM Mon, September 19 2011

@malditogeek Barcelona

they all need batteries, go for closed back headphones and http://t.co/gQzM8DNJ

9:53AM Mon, September 19 2011

@stealthygecko Yeadon, Leeds

senheisser are pretty good

10:10AM Mon, September 19 2011

@teabass

I want the ones that make it as quiet as possible around me

10:14AM Mon, September 19 2011

@pingles London

the bose qc15 i have are ok (despite the shitty cable). noise isolating is better (i had some etymotic er4p years ago- were great)

10:23AM Mon, September 19 2011

@craigwebster

I like my IE7s for in-ear noise isolating. Not totally blanking surrounding noise, but lovely sound and decent isolation.

10:25AM Mon, September 19 2011

@lloydpick Camden Town, London

Creative Aurvana X-Fi, you can come borrow these for a little while if you provide me with some replacements to use in the meantime

10:29AM Mon, September 19 2011

@joshnesbitt Leeds

http://t.co/9meNnZU1 are good mid range ones.

11:01AM Mon, September 19 2011

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Does anyone have a good recommendations for noise cancelling headphones?

My headphones and do the job for me - http://t.co/F06OQRIE

g35's

Though I just noticed there nearly £100 more than when I brought them

I like bose qc3. You're welcome to try them, they are on my desk

Do you want passive (i.e. isolating) or active noise cancellation? In-ear or over-ear?

they all need batteries, go for closed back headphones and http://t.co/gQzM8DNJ

senheisser are pretty good

I want the ones that make it as quiet as possible around me

the bose qc15 i have are ok (despite the shitty cable). noise isolating is better (i had some etymotic er4p years ago- were great)

I like my IE7s for in-ear noise isolating. Not totally blanking surrounding noise, but lovely sound and decent isolation.

Creative Aurvana X-Fi, you can come borrow these for a little while if you provide me with some replacements to use in the meantime

http://t.co/9meNnZU1 are good mid range ones.

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Does anyone have a good recommendations for noise cancelling headphones?

My headphones and do the job for me - http://t.co/F06OQRIE

g35's

Though I just noticed there nearly £100 more than when I brought them

I like bose qc3. You're welcome to try them, they are on my desk

Do you want passive (i.e. isolating) or active noise cancellation? In-ear or over-ear?

they all need batteries, go for closed back headphones and http://t.co/gQzM8DNJ

senheisser are pretty good

I want the ones that make it as quiet as possible around me

the bose qc15 i have are ok (despite the shitty cable). noise isolating is better (i had some etymotic er4p years ago- were great)

I like my IE7s for in-ear noise isolating. Not *totally* blanking surrounding noise, but lovely sound and decent isolation.

Creative Aurvana X-Fi, you can come borrow these for a little while if you provide me with some replacements to use in the meantime

http://t.co/9meNnZU1 are good mid range ones.

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I like my IE7s for in-ear noise isolating. Not totally blanking surrounding noise, but lovely sound and decent isolation.