can anyone recommend headphones?

[CyberGhost]

the top is 150$

[ArcticFox]

Sony makes decent headphones, check them out. I use a $30 pair from them (Model MDR-V250) that work fine, and have a volume control along with a switch to set either mono or stereo output. This is usefull for listening to mono recordings, so it comes out of both earphones. Their MDR-V700DJ set is $150 and sound real good. Look into Sony stuff, head on over to Best Buy/Fry's Electronics, etc and Amazon.com to see who thinks what is best.

[Scott Tiger]

While I can't recommend a set of 'phones I will suggest that you take notice of how long the cord that comes with them is. I've got an inexpensive set (by your standards) and greatly prefer them over other pairs I have because of the longer cord.

Good luck finding something you like.

[CyberGhost]

thanks for the recommendations guys!

but i found this cool headphones

http://formen.ign.com/news/33492.html?fromint=1

[Scott Tiger]

That review sounds good but keep in mind it was written over two years ago. I doubt that headphones change as quickly as computers do I'd be looking for newer info before I purchased anything.

[Tomteriffic]

My faves, all of which have a street price of around $100 are the Sony MDR 7506's (very honest and extended low end, top end a bit hyped), the AKG 240 M's or S's (the reverse, bottom a bit hyped, top very neutral), or the Sennheiser HD-280's (I'm still picking them apart).

[crazyray]

Do some reading here:

www.headphone.com

[CyberGhost]

Thanks gonna try them!

[Atomic Rooster]

One word: Sennheiser.

[Dj-Icer]

Sennheiser is good but i think all headphones are fine. i saw one with like a loop round the ears and around the back, with an adjustable tuning like the cyclops...not sure if it was a sony