Just bought a set of these bad boys for my USA trip.
http://www.bose.co.uk/GB/en/Images/p..._tcm6-8170.jpg
It's the Quiet Comfort 3 noise cancelling ones.
Megabucks for a set of headphones but the sound is simply stunning.
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Just bought a set of these bad boys for my USA trip.
http://www.bose.co.uk/GB/en/Images/p..._tcm6-8170.jpg
It's the Quiet Comfort 3 noise cancelling ones.
Megabucks for a set of headphones but the sound is simply stunning.
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ya Flash git :p
I would really like to try them out next time I am passing. Have fancied a set of BOSE headphones for ages.
You lucky boy.
Very nice!
Got a set of the Monster Beats by Dr Dre last year and now I could not fly without them, like your bose ones the sound is simply stunning and you don't hear all the muppets around you :lol:
Only negative (about the beats by Dre) is that they are humongous! Looks like you should be on the airfield guiding planes with them haha
Nice andy very nice.
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Bose <shakes head> sorry Andy not for me, the brand puts me off even though I know these are probably good headphones.
The rest of the stuff Bose produce is pure pony. Sorry, to people who have Bose kit, its just an opinion.
For that budget my choice would have been Beyerdynamics or Monster Beats. However, I have a tendency to loose headphones so I'm roughing it with a set of Sennheiser CX300ii, I think that's what they are funnily enough they've gone missing.....
I have the CX300IIs - they are great for the iPod. Being the in-ear isolation type you don't hear much going on around you either :D.Quote:
Originally Posted by The Dogfather
I've tried the Bose noise-cancelling headphones on a flight (my boss has them :rolleyes:) and they were superb :thumbs up:.
did you get the adapter for plugging into the aeroplane jack plug ? I have a set of those and they are ace.
Just watch the volume kids, I'm very wary since I lost a bit of my hearing range through headphones, loud car stereos and pubs/clubs - gives you a fair shock at 34!
I've heard that some of the BOSE stuff is good but pricey, but these are supposed to be very good so nice choice! BOSE in the Audi is good though (though not as good and the B&W system in my old mans Jag, that's just awesome!)
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Now we're talking!!! Yes, they are made from wood! I have always craved a pair of the Bose headphones, twice been walking to the cash desk in John Lewis with them in my hand before my wallet lept from my back pocket at the sight of the price!
Yeah, cheers John. It came in the pack.:thumbs up:Quote:
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No bother at all mate. Drop by any time.:thumbs up:Quote:
Originally Posted by ianking
40p for 2 hours use. We're cheaper than SBC parking charges.:lol:
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Originally Posted by euan
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. Ha ha, very good. Yeah your a bargain in comparisonQuote:
Originally Posted by AndyP & Lenore
I'm with Paul here, i always use Shure's, got the 5E at the moment, fantasticQuote:
Originally Posted by The Dogfather
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Originally Posted by The Gismo Man
Me too, just the SE210 but they are magic!
Not keen on in-ear phones.
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I find that for my 2 long haul flights to Africa the in ear head phones do get a tad sore, so, i use sienheisser (spelling) over ear ones to give the lugs a breakQuote:
Originally Posted by AndyP & Lenore
I bought a set of Sony on ear phones last year at Gatwick, just before a long haul to Orlando. Daftest things I've ever bought. Cost about £60 and they have a sharp bit of plastic under the soft cover that stick into the side of your ear and really hurts.
These Bose ones are dead comfy and the sound really is amazing. Looking forward to the noise cancelling bit subduing the engine noise.
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I'm a bit of a headphone geek. Lost count of how many pairs I have. Top of the pile are these bad boys though,
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