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Earphone Poll : which one do you use?
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digadime69
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SUNRAY-PRO. BEST I HAVE EVER USED ON THE T2. aND HAVE USED TWO OTHER SETS.
Charles (Sabre)(Tx)
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[quote wvdigger]gray ghost originals[/quote]
Just got my gray ghost today. They look really good, but I found that the audio level is low, compared to my Logitech wireless headphones: to get a decent level I have to switch audio on over a half turn, whilst with Logitech at half run audio was already LOUD. Is that occurring to you as well?
Just got my gray ghost today. They look really good, but I found that the audio level is low, compared to my Logitech wireless headphones: to get a decent level I have to switch audio on over a half turn, whilst with Logitech at half run audio was already LOUD. Is that occurring to you as well?
Hello,
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I am happily using the Gray Ghost headphones, but I would like to go again wireless. The Logitech MP3 were a good choice, but they were also fragile and once the batteries worn out, you cannot replace them.
Anyone here go wireless with T2? which headphones?
thanks
back to the top !
I am happily using the Gray Ghost headphones, but I would like to go again wireless. The Logitech MP3 were a good choice, but they were also fragile and once the batteries worn out, you cannot replace them.
Anyone here go wireless with T2? which headphones?
thanks
c'mon, is that possible that none of you guys use a wireless headphone here?Although I haven't tried any wireless yet I can speak from experience on "quality" headphones. In the past I've had Gray Ghosts, Killer Bees, and Black Widows along with Koss's top of the line phones. The most relevant thing that separates these headphones from the standard consumer headphones is there construction and sometimes there "bells and whistles". But there high prices keep most people on a budget away and that's not bad thing for them or in fact anyone who just wants a nice set on there head.
Right now I have a super pair of "Direct Sound Extreme Isolation" that are quality headphones with almost the same casings as many other top of the line Metal Detecting headphones and the cost $49.95 not $120 or $140. That puts some needed extra cash in my pocket too.
I also have a pair of "Stanton 300 DJ Single Cup headphones" that I compare to "Timber Wolf Rattlers". Although there not quite as heavy duty they serve the same purpose and at $40 compared to $80 there's another bargain.
So if you just check specs and take sometime to compare and shop you'll find a perfect pair at a great savings. Money that can be spent on other accessories or gas to get you to your favorite hunting spot. e'nuff said, Woodstock
Right now I have a super pair of "Direct Sound Extreme Isolation" that are quality headphones with almost the same casings as many other top of the line Metal Detecting headphones and the cost $49.95 not $120 or $140. That puts some needed extra cash in my pocket too.
I also have a pair of "Stanton 300 DJ Single Cup headphones" that I compare to "Timber Wolf Rattlers". Although there not quite as heavy duty they serve the same purpose and at $40 compared to $80 there's another bargain.
So if you just check specs and take sometime to compare and shop you'll find a perfect pair at a great savings. Money that can be spent on other accessories or gas to get you to your favorite hunting spot. e'nuff said, Woodstock