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erikm100 · 2005-03-15, 19:58

Hey, its my first post, wooo, I guess....
But anyway, I have and ipod mini (just got it) and I notice after a while of using it the headphones really hurt my ears. I really like the apple ipod headphones look and don't want to swich to another brand. Do you think that swiching to the in-ear headphones they would no longer hurt my ears. Anyone have this problem?? Any solutions??? I really want to stay with apple headphones...and yes I have tried the padding, it works...but I loose the little fomy things too easily

nato64 · 2005-03-15, 20:27

I have the in-ear headphones and love them. But you have to learn how to get them in just right or they'll sound tinny. Also, if you're chewing something (food, gum) it'll jostle them a little so that you have to readjust them in your ears every so often. Other than that it's the best sound I've ever heard out of headphones save the bose ones.

Franz Josef · 2005-03-16, 07:13

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I have the in-ear headphones and love them.

agreed - in-ear headphones v good.

Barto · 2005-03-16, 07:22

The iPod earbuds hurt my ears too. I highly recommend Sennheiser MX450s (or 550s, which come with an inline remote).

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torifile · 2005-03-16, 17:27

Get the shure e2c's. For $50 you can buy them from Dell! This is a great deal on these headphones. I think you need to be a student some place but if you qualify, you should definitely get them.

edit: Deal is now dead. Oh well. I got 3 pairs of e3c's on order. Hopefully they'll fulfill the order....

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nato64 Member Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Orange, CA	2005-03-15, 20:27 I have the in-ear headphones and love them. But you have to learn how to get them in just right or they'll sound tinny. Also, if you're chewing something (food, gum) it'll jostle them a little so that you have to readjust them in your ears every so often. Other than that it's the best sound I've ever heard out of headphones save the bose ones. Orloff Film NateOrloff.com
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Barto Student extraordinaire Join Date: May 2004 Location: Canberra, Australia	2005-03-16, 07:22 The iPod earbuds hurt my ears too. I highly recommend Sennheiser MX450s (or 550s, which come with an inline remote).
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ast3r3x 25 chars of wasted space. Join Date: May 2004	2005-03-16, 08:04 Learn How To Search ...and welcome to AN
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torifile Less than Stellar Member Join Date: May 2004 Location: Durham, NC	2005-03-16, 17:27 Get the shure e2c's. For $50 you can buy them from Dell! This is a great deal on these headphones. I think you need to be a student some place but if you qualify, you should definitely get them. edit: Deal is now dead. Oh well. I got 3 pairs of e3c's on order. Hopefully they'll fulfill the order.... Last edited by torifile : 2005-03-16 at 19:02. Reason: Deal is now dead!
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