Rab WOT? Moderating Team 10,980 Member For: 11y 2m 3d Gender: Male Location: Frankston, 3199 Posted 12/11/14 07:46 AM Share Posted 12/11/14 07:46 AM The noise cancelling headphones would be the only things I'd buy from Bose - they've definitely got that done right. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Ralph Wiggum Moar Powar Babeh Lifetime Members 19,323 Member For: 18y 7m 5d Gender: Male Location: Perth Posted 12/11/14 07:47 AM Author Share Posted 12/11/14 07:47 AM Agree! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Ralph Wiggum Moar Powar Babeh Lifetime Members 19,323 Member For: 18y 7m 5d Gender: Male Location: Perth Posted 12/11/14 08:02 AM Author Share Posted 12/11/14 08:02 AM Ahh sweet still crazy technology didn't know it had made it into consumer level stuff yet.. Must be behind the times ahahaIf you want to taste test the whole noise cancelling thing I have used both of these in the pasthttp://au.creative.com/p/headphones-headsets/aurvana-x-fihttp://au.creative.com/p/headphones-headsets/ep-3ncGood budget options that make travelling on a plane much more bearable. 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Lennox Member 2,586 Member For: 11y 2m 2d Gender: Male Location: Perth Posted 12/11/14 08:20 AM Share Posted 12/11/14 08:20 AM (edited) Always been a big sennheiser fan I have hd25s they block out everything without noise cancelling business.. But yeh for in ear phones your bose ones look like decent options!!! Edited 12/11/14 08:21 AM by Lennox Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Rab WOT? Moderating Team 10,980 Member For: 11y 2m 3d Gender: Male Location: Frankston, 3199 Posted 12/11/14 08:43 AM Share Posted 12/11/14 08:43 AM Sennheiser here too - HD650's and HD598's - love open can. hate closed cans and IEM's.That said - if I was flying often then the Bose would be on my must have list - probably the QC's. I think you'd be surprised how much more they do cancel out compared to the HD25's - especially when flying with the drone, cabin noises etc Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
.Stripes. All stock bar the k&n panel filter Silver Donating Members 8,061 Member For: 12y 1m 15d Gender: Male Location: Perth Posted 12/11/14 08:47 AM Share Posted 12/11/14 08:47 AM My headphones, they're custom molded...no noise canceling but they seal up nicely and block out EVERYTHING. Can't even hear someone talking right next to me even if I have the volume right down. 3 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
stubbietubbie Filthy weeb Member 1,870 Member For: 11y 2m 12d Gender: Male Posted 12/11/14 09:06 AM Share Posted 12/11/14 09:06 AM Audio-Technica ATH-AD700's here.Sound, comfort, build... it's just a really solid package if you have no issue with open-air cans. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Lennox Member 2,586 Member For: 11y 2m 2d Gender: Male Location: Perth Posted 12/11/14 09:17 AM Share Posted 12/11/14 09:17 AM Sennheiser here too - HD650's and HD598's - love open can. hate closed cans and IEM's.That said - if I was flying often then the Bose would be on my must have list - probably the QC's. I think you'd be surprised how much more they do cancel out compared to the HD25's - especially when flying with the drone, cabin noises etcHave u tried the hd25s? I bought em when I was djing, could stand right next to an extremely loud monitor speaker in clubs and hear everything... They go loud as f*ck without distorting as well like.. Have to pull them off they are so loud Definitely not a sound that suits everyone though, quite flat.. I'm sure noise cancelling ones are better for constant drone of aircraft though... Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Rab WOT? Moderating Team 10,980 Member For: 11y 2m 3d Gender: Male Location: Frankston, 3199 Posted 12/11/14 09:32 AM Share Posted 12/11/14 09:32 AM That's mainly what I don't like about closed cans - the isolation lolNot being able to hear the world around me in addition to the sounds I'm listening to - gets a bit claustrophobic. Almost feels like I lose a sense or something.Have even got speakers in my helmet rather than use in ears.That said - I'm never really in an environment that the sound leakage is a problem. If I was then the closed cans would definitely be preferred. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
.Stripes. All stock bar the k&n panel filter Silver Donating Members 8,061 Member For: 12y 1m 15d Gender: Male Location: Perth Posted 12/11/14 10:07 AM Share Posted 12/11/14 10:07 AM Closed cans/sealed in ears/noise canceling is good for an office environment where there's lots going on around you. Helps me tune out everything else around me and focus on what I'm doing. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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