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Whites Pro XL Headphones?

billbeep

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Hi Group I just bought a Whites Pro XL and am looking for suggestions on headphones to use with it?:detecting:

Thanks

Bill (So. MN)
 
I use the Sun Ray PRO GOLD on My Whites.
Excellent for high and low tones.
 
Killer B Wasp or SunRay Pro Gold headphones. The SunRay's are almost identical with leather type ear pads, but they are both made by B&B and have the same 150 ohm speakers, limiter switch, detent-type separate volume controls, etc. They are the best headphones I've ever used!

Monte

Note, they seem to work well with currently-produced models or those that are older and beaten up and worn. They might not work well with a new or as-new XL Pro so you might want to consider simply selling me your unit (if it's really nice) just so you won't have to worry about matching up great headphones. :biggrin: :rofl:
 
The Pro XL doesn't have a separate volume control as the early models had. Just like Joel and Monte said, I too use the SunRay Pro Gold cuz they have separate volume controls on each side. Nice headphone. . .

TC-NM
 
I have tried several brands and I think killer bee are the best. They are good with most detectors. I'm sure Sunrays are good to.
 
Hi Monte, and Joel, I have been told that the higher the ohm the better, but now on another forum i was told the lower the better. Which is it high or lower? I got a pare that are 170 ohm, they work good. I have very bad hearing, i wear aids in both ears. If lower is better i will go that way. Thanks Dean
 
Flintstone said:
Hi Monte, and Joel, I have been told that the higher the ohm the better, but now on another forum i was told the lower the better. Which is it high or lower? I got a pare that are 170 ohm, they work good. I have very bad hearing, i wear aids in both ears. If lower is better i will go that way. Thanks Dean

Any headphones 150 omhs and up are the ones to get .
 
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