Re:Headphones for Hackers
by TylerE on Friday February 24, 2012 @01:12PM
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I've been using some Denon D-2000's for my work usage for a while. Were about $250 when I bought them 5 or 6 years ago, looks like they run closer to $350 these days.
They're closed, but not super-isolating, a good tradeoff between not leaking sound, and being able to hear my phone ring.
They're very comfortable, more so than other phones I own (At home I have a couple different pairs of Grados, Beyers, and AKG 301s).
They also drive well of a standard headphone output, when many audiophile grade phones (the AKGs and most higher-end Sennheisers, for intance), don't.
They're closed, but not super-isolating, a good tradeoff between not leaking sound, and being able to hear my phone ring.
They're very comfortable, more so than other phones I own (At home I have a couple different pairs of Grados, Beyers, and AKG 301s).
They also drive well of a standard headphone output, when many audiophile grade phones (the AKGs and most higher-end Sennheisers, for intance), don't.