quick! amazon sales tax in CA kicks in soon. need to buy headphones
 

any recommendations?

EDIT: NO EARBUDS PLEASE

YO!

YOURE A FUCKIN OLD MAN

these are the only thing that touch my ears:

http://www.amazon.com/Audio-Technica...7683431&sr=1-1

NICE TRENCHCOAT

HEY

MY COCK JUST TOUCHED YOUR EAR

nice hat, you motherfucker

that made me laugh way too much

nice kickflip you son of a bitch

this is my leading contender, based on high user ratings: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00...=ATVPDKIKX0DER

yeah honestly can't go wrong with those

why no ear buds? i have some klipsch ear buds and they are spectacular.

cause they hurt my damn ears

You hurt my damn rats

i never buy anything.. trying to think of other things to buy. anyone like dominoes? i want a nice set

im buying the battlestar gallactica board game

is noise cancelling a must? for 100 bucks you can get Grado SR 80s. probably the best sounding headphones around for that price, but it's open ear technology.

i don't know anything about noise cancelling, open ear, etc. im very ignorant on the topic

ear buds aren't as good as head phones

get a nice turntable instead

and some bookshelf or stand up speakers for it

Koss porta pros

They're cheap and work pretty well but those ones you linked are good too so just get those

i'd look into senheiser

really wicked earphones, and they're pretty diverse price range wise so you're likely to find something to suit you

basically noise cancelling means the people around you can't hear what you are listening to. If you do a lot of music listening on the bus or something, noise cancelling is probably the way to go. Open ear is the opposite. If you turn your music up loud, the guy sitting next to you is going to be able to hear it. They aren't really feasible for listening to music around others unless you keep the volume way down. Open ear supposedly produces more natural sound with higher fidelity, and you can usually turn the music up way loud before you get any sort of distortion. I'm not really a hardcore audiophile so I'm not sure if there is actual audible merit to this, but it is what I have always heard.

Anyway, yeah, Grado Prestige Series SR 80s sound beautiful. I've never owned a more expensive pair than this affordable hundred dollar set, but when I went to the audio place to pick them out, I couldn't discern a significant difference in sound quality with the higher end models until you get into the $350-500 price range.

http://www.amazon.com/Grado-Prestige...ds=grado+sr+80

http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/...500_AA300_.jpg

no it doesn't

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Noise-c...ing_headphones

don't listen to redbreegull. noise cancelling headphones work by monitoring outside noise and producing an inverted, delayed copy of that through the earphone so that some of the noise making its way through your headphones and into your ears is cancelled. they don't project that inverted signal outward.

open-ear headphones are good for listening in quiet environments where you're not likely to disturb anyone else. they are not good for isolation. i imagine they produce a clearer sound because they are open to the air and can equalize front/back pressure relatively quickly

lol @ rbg

i do! buy vintage.