3. Sennheiser Noise Cancelling Headphones (PXC 450)
Read reviews of the Sennheiser PXC 460 headphones at Newegg.com
I'm forever doomed when it comes to noise canceling headphones because I have a hard time forking over hundreds of dollars for headphones. I look forward to the day when someone will actually listen to me when I tell them I want these for Christmas/my birthday/Valentine's Day (why ask if you have no intention of following my directive?). Maybe 2010 will be my lucky year! They are on sale, after all. --Jane McEntegart
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3. Sennheiser Noise Cancelling...
- 1. Win a Pair of Sennheiser PXC450 Noise Canceling Headphones
- 2. Onkyo HT-RC270 A/V Receiver
- 3. Sennheiser Noise Cancelling Headphones (PXC 450)
- 4. Margaritaville DM0500 Bahamas Frozen Concoction Maker
- 5. HP Envy 100 Multifunction Printer
- 6. Bose SoundDock Series II Digital Music System
- 7. Kingston SSDNow V+ Series 128GB SSD
- 8. 64GB iPod Touch 4th Gen
- 9. Intel X25-M 120GB Internal SSD
- 10. LG LHB335 Network Blu-ray Disc Home Theater System
- 11. Sennheiser Around Ear Headphones (HD 650)
- 12. Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 Mini Pro
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No females on pics? Laaaame.
ouch, US only, you folks are a tease,
Chris Angelini, you should learn to drink scotch. And I have some ideas about what you can do with all of that spare hardware too.
Not one, but two Sennheiser headphones! The staff likes to equip themselves in style
. I can't help but add a third Sennheiser to the list for those with normal budget constraints - the Sennheiser HD 280 PRO. These headphones can be had for under $100 (not the $500 price range of the ones in the article) and you still get great audio quality with 8Hz-25kHz frequency response. They only offer passive noise canceling, but I find that perfectly adequate for my needs. (I'm using a pair of HD 280 PRO headphones as I write this.)
not cool only US&A ppl get to win cool stuff
Chris Angelini, you should learn to drink scotch. And I have some ideas about what you can do with all of that spare hardware too.
Hey there's nothing wrong with a margarita ;-)
A couple of years back, I'd drink Grand Marnier 150 neat. I've never really had a scotch I had to have again, though...
Hey Jane:
If you want active noise cancellation but can live without the talk through feature, try looking for the PXC 350s. They can be had for $200-$250 and have a longer battery life. For some reason, NewEgg doesn't carry them.
Google says that IncrediCell is the best bet for a low price on them:
http://www.incredicell.com/index.p [...] ts_id=4356