[Doctor Duffy]

Yeah, my dad owns some Sennheiser speakers, they're incredible for their age, at around 20 years old.

I was looking at the Sennheiser HD 202's, the cheapest of the bunch, but they're just too big - I'll shop for big headphones (If I ever need them) another time, for now all I want is those in the ear ones.

Somethings got me confused..

This picture...
[img]http://img.shopper.howstuffworks.com/cctool/PrdImg/images/pr/177X150/00/01/87/75/c1/25654721.JPG[/img]

Since it looks like one cords longer than the other, will this be one of those pairs where you gotta wrap one headphone around the back of your head.?(Who's idea was that anyways?)

[Tystnad]

[quote="Doctor Duffy":bf526]

This picture...
[img]http://img.shopper.howstuffworks.com/cctool/PrdImg/images/pr/177X150/00/01/87/75/c1/25654721.JPG[/img]

Since it looks like one cords longer than the other, will this be one of those pairs where you gotta wrap one headphone around the back of your head.?(Who's idea was that anyways?)[/quote:bf526]


Looks like a shitty copy of Koss 'The Plug'. Its actually a great idea to have the chord behind your neck instead of in front. Have you ever tried it? And if you have, you didnt notice the difference?

[Coleman]

Originally Posted by Tystnad

Its actually a great idea to have the chord behind your neck instead of in front. Have you ever tried it? And if you have, you didnt notice the difference?

Yep, I thought I would hate that, but the more I used it the more i realized how much better it is. There's not weight pulling down from the headphones themselves due to the chord weight-->it's supported by the back of your neck. You can freely move your head around and feel normal.

Duffy, I bought a pair of Sony suction earbuds for $45 or $50. One of the best things I've ever spent a $50 bill on.