ear phones

[Tiggi]

Captain Chaos (him) (22/01/2009)

puts on me best scouse accent " alright, alright calm down dare"

Don’t you start too, you talking to me!!! are you talking to me!! lets take this out side now!! lol :laugh: :hehe:

[The_Sleeper]

Tom. (22/01/2009)

Tiggi (22/01/2009)

Tom. (22/01/2009)

The Sleeper (22/01/2009)

Tom. (22/01/2009)

The Sleeper (22/01/2009)

Tom. (22/01/2009)

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Etymotic-Research-ER6I-BLK-C-ER-6i-Earphones/dp/B000BQSGMM/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=electronics&qid=1232637230&sr=8-1

lol I was thinking £20-£30 but wow £70 for a pair of ear phones could probably fit a stereo in my lid for that…

Depends how much you value your hearing ? The Sennheiser ones are nowhere near good enough. Good sound, but they don’t block enough wind noise.

You might be deaf as a post in ten years time, but hey, you saved yourself 40 quid. Bargain.

lol if there is wind getting into my ears through my full face helmet I think cheap headphones would be the last of my worries.

Blimey, are you really that naive about it ? :ermm:

If you genuinely think that wind getting inside the lid causes hearing loss, then you really need to do some research on the net.

Someone asks for advice, people put accross their opinions and the person who created the thread chooses what they want to get according to everyones comments and reviews, simple, no need to push your choice on them no matter how much better for peoples ears you think these headphones are

What?? I’m simply saying that he obviously knows very little about this subject and should do some research before making a decision. How is that pushing a certain product on him ?

TOM!

I suggest before casting aspersions you find out what people are educated in and what they are not.

I’m fully aware of damage caused to hearing, by listening to consistent loud music and damage resulting from in proper use of ear phones I actually have taken offense from your comment.

And as Tiggi says not everyone has money to waste on £70 ear phones I don not for one and why for the following.

I pay my way in the world, I work in a modest job with a modest wage, I pay all my own bills and get no help, my partner does not work and we have 2 children…

But rather than ponse off of the government I earn my own bread thank you… so at £20-£30 when you’re left with very little at the end of the month is alot to me!!!

Now may I say to you PRACTICE WHAT YOU PREACH AND DO YOUR RESEARCH BEFORE SPEAKING!!!

[Tom]

You’re obviously not aware judging by your posts.

Whatever.

Crack on…

[The_Sleeper]

Tom. (23/01/2009)

You’re obviously not aware judging by your posts.Whatever.

Crack on…

So because I crack a joke of which you are obviously far to educated to understand, you decide to insult my intellegence!I ask a question here about ear phones, NOT what they will do to my hearing! if I want to know about the damage caused I would have asked the following question.I want to buy a new pair of ear phones so I can listen to the radio on my bike, I want something that is not going to cause damage to my hearing at the same time could anyone suggest something!I did not therefore your opinions on what cheap ear phones will do to MY HEARING NOT YOURS is beside the point!

[Tom]

The Sleeper (23/01/2009)

So because I crack a joke

Hilarious. :doze:

[Debz]

The Sleeper (23/01/2009)

Tom. (23/01/2009)

You’re obviously not aware judging by your posts.

Whatever.

Crack on…

So because I crack a joke of which you are obviously far to educated to understand, you decide to insult my intellegence!

I ask a question here about ear phones, NOT what they will do to my hearing! if I want to know about the damage caused I would have asked the following question.

I want to buy a new pair of ear phones so I can listen to the radio on my bike, I want something that is not going to cause damage to my hearing at the same time could anyone suggest something!

I did not therefore your opinions on what cheap ear phones will do to MY HEARING NOT YOURS is beside the point!

I bet Tom is glad he offered some advice & shared his experience now :rolleyes:

[Tom]

Debz (23/01/2009)

I bet Tom is glad he offered some advice & shared his experience now :rolleyes:

I won’t bother in the future. LB at it’s best…

[Debz]

Tom. (23/01/2009)

Debz (23/01/2009)

I bet Tom is glad he offered some advice & shared his experience now :rolleyes:

I won’t bother in the future. LB at it’s best…

Now now don’t be like that Tom - try this one :P:D;)

http://londonbikers.com/forums/Topic497045-83-1.aspx

[Tom]

Debz (23/01/2009)

Now now don’t be like that Tom - try this one :P:D;)

http://londonbikers.com/forums/Topic497045-83-1.aspx

Sorry, I only have experienece of ones that are good enough for bike use.

[Chief_Inspector_Jacq]

Tiggi (22/01/2009)

Tom. (22/01/2009)

Tiggi (22/01/2009)

If you put the Senheiser one’s in your ears properly then you should have no issues at all with wind noise, I use my one’s all the time, never have any problems with wind noise Not everyone has £70 to blow on a pair of headphones!! :w00t:

Not everyone has £k’s to spend on a bike butmany do.

I have a pair of Sennheisers for normal ipod use. They good, but they’re not good enough for bike use. And I’m sure you can get earplugs cheaper than 70 quid that do a much better job.

I’m not going to argue the point any more. To be honest I couldn’t give a t0ss what people stock in their ears.

Just give your advice then without calling someone naive

How can you think that could ever happen… You are so naive sometimes…

[Tom]

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Etymotic-Research-ER6I-BLK-C-ER-6i-Earphones/dp/B000BQSGMM/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=electronics&qid=1232637230&sr=8-1