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i live in the uk and am sick of the poor volume that i get out of my headphones for my p.c. i have bought 3 sets in the last couple of months and all are rather pathetic i want very loud headphones to the extent that they almost hurt at full volume ( i know thats bad for me). i want the headphones to listen to music, where do i buy loud headphones from. any help appreciated.
Answer
DO NOT get anything by Bose. They sell over-priced, hyper-marketed crap for the money they charge. I have a pair of Sennheiser HD-560's that cost about $150 on ebay. These can get extremely loud with excellent frequency response and no distortion. They are the over-the-ear kind (not ear buds). But, I prefer them to ear buds, anyway (ear buds don't sit in my ears correctly and fall out easily).
DO NOT get anything by Bose. They sell over-priced, hyper-marketed crap for the money they charge. I have a pair of Sennheiser HD-560's that cost about $150 on ebay. These can get extremely loud with excellent frequency response and no distortion. They are the over-the-ear kind (not ear buds). But, I prefer them to ear buds, anyway (ear buds don't sit in my ears correctly and fall out easily).
What are the loudest headphones?
~Dreamer~
All of the headphones i buy arent loud enough do you no a brand that are loud?
Answer
Shure makes some of the best sound isolating earbuds, which is going to allow you to hear more music and less outside noise - not necessarily louder, but definitely much clearer (even in a noisy environment).
They are pretty expensive, but worth it if audio is important to you.
Also, consider connecting your headphones first to a headphone amp and then to your audio source. This won't work between you and an iPod, but works great between you and your PC. That'll definitely punch up the levels.
Shure makes some of the best sound isolating earbuds, which is going to allow you to hear more music and less outside noise - not necessarily louder, but definitely much clearer (even in a noisy environment).
They are pretty expensive, but worth it if audio is important to you.
Also, consider connecting your headphones first to a headphone amp and then to your audio source. This won't work between you and an iPod, but works great between you and your PC. That'll definitely punch up the levels.
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