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“Headphone Advice for Australian Consumers”

Sennheiser MX 90 VC Style

24/05/08 14:56 Filed in: Sennheiser

What is the small round bit at the top? Well that is what locks the ear bud to your ear, allowing for a solid fit that should prove solid enough for all the iPod wearing joggers out there. Once again the sound test left me very impressed, great sound quality and beautifully made from light weight alloy. These are ear buds for the upper crust!

RRP: $90 - Buy Now and SAVE!

Audio-Technica Headphones
Audio-Technica is one of those brands whos profile is building here in Australia, and they have a long history of making some of the finest Studio Microphones and Headphones on the market, and have done so for many years. We like to think of Audio-Technica as the Japanese equivalent to Sennheiser and in many respects that is very true.

Etymotic Headphones
Etymotic make some of the world's finest in-the-ear earphones. They invented the technology in 1983 and have been perfecting it ever since through extensive research. They have a very dedicated audience who simply love their products. Their top of the line ER4P, quoted as being the "Equivalent to the best loudspeakers money can buy" which makes them an audiophile bargain!

Klipsch Headphones
Since 1946, Klipsch has been building no-compromise, premium-quality audio products. For many years they floundered in the wilderness but are now back with a range of headphones that is knocking everyone out!

Sennheiser Headphones
Do Sennheiser really need an introduction? The world's largest headphone manufacturer from Germany with a truly enormous range of products for all styles and budgets, they are the king of headphones.

Shure Headphones
The in-ear craze started right here with Shure's in-ear headphones for musicians. It continued to grow with other brands getting on the gravy train, but these guys are the ground breakers. So take a look at the range and decide which one suits your budget, and remember they all sound great, they just get better as you go up the range. All carry a two year warranty.

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