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  1. Originally posted by germcevoy:Bought a pair of these. Always used in ear headphones but got a fed up with their flimsyness and lack of comfort. These things are great but I have to reprogram my ears and listening habits to acknowledge that bass isn't everything.

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    Are they comfy?

    I'm looking for some headphones for use with the TV and stuff. Wanting some that are nice and cushiony on the ears so I can wear them for hours.

    Though ideally I want wireless to avoid any unecessary cables across the room.

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    Still happy with my Sennheiser CX300II for general usage but with the wire being short and them probably being rather uncomfy after a few hours use they aren't a feasible solution.
  2. For anyone using Foobar2000:

    http://foosion.foobar2000.org/components/?id=delta

    Nice Digital Sound Processor plugin that makes lots of bootlegs sound less muddy and muffled. It does something with the high frequencies. Works great on stadium gigs, not so much on studio records.
  3. Originally posted by iTim:[..]

    Are they comfy?

    I'm looking for some headphones for use with the TV and stuff. Wanting some that are nice and cushiony on the ears so I can wear them for hours.

    Though ideally I want wireless to avoid any unecessary cables across the room.

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    Still happy with my Sennheiser CX300II for general usage but with the wire being short and them probably being rather uncomfy after a few hours use they aren't a feasible solution.


    I'd definitely suggest a wireless unit for your suggested usage. These AKG's aren't fantastic outdoors due to their fairly poor sound isolation (mostly down to the fact that I can't get a tight fit). Great indoors though.
  4. Wireless is nice, but make sure you buy a lightweight one. We have one at home that is a bit to heavy for heavy listening.
  5. I just went out and bought myself a 1TB hard drive, made by Western Digital. Kind of needed it as I only had 2.88GB left It was only £60 which is a bargain.



    Now I can download as much as I want without worrying that I only have little space left!
  6. Originally posted by KieranU2:I just went out and bought myself a 1TB hard drive, made by Western Digital. Kind of needed it as I only had 2.88GB left It was only £60 which is a bargain.

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    Now I can download as much as I want without worrying that I only have little space left!


    Where did you get one for that price?
  10. Originally posted by KieranU2:I just went out and bought myself a 1TB hard drive, made by Western Digital. Kind of needed it as I only had 2.88GB left It was only £60 which is a bargain.

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    Now I can download as much as I want without worrying that I only have little space left!


    Just bought the 500Gb version myself. Barely bigger than an iPod classic. Partioned for Time Machine and general storage. Perfect.
  11. I bought a 500 GB hard disk a few months ago, it was a real bargain too, just 49'99€. Crazy, you get one gygabyte of storing for ten euro cents!! The only down is that it needs two usb ports. Oh, and that they sell you 500 gb and actually you get 465
  12. No you get 500e9 bytes, which is roughly 465 GiB. Difference between computer standards and the Standard International.

    Harddisk companies use SI units. But most computer software use the other standard. Thats why there is a mismatch between what you see and what you buy.

    Also there is some overhead in the filesystem, that is also deducted from the raw storage capacity.
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