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so,
someone suggested to me that a good way to drown out the fireworks was to use noise canceling headphones. I'm for this- I think it's a great Idea my question: which ones are good to get? I actually don't know the first thing about headphones, so, relying on you guys! thanks! |
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If you can afford Bose, they're the best. If not, Sony and Klipsch make some decent ones.
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I know some info about headphones. I have Audio Technicas and Bose Quiet Comfort.
I don't like the Bose ones (sorry). Beautiful sound, but they make my ears hot and sweaty within 30 mins. I prefer my Audio Technicas. It's a high quality brand. I just look on Amazon for the bestsellers, then read the reviews. That's usually how I start researching stuff in general ![]() |
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I have the top of the line Bose, I listen to a lot of music while working. They cost a lot of money, but when I wear them I feel like I am in a tomb, so quiet. And my office is loud.
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I have a pair of Bose Quiet Comfort headphones. Expensive and they don't block out all the noise. I can still hear my daughter talking at times.
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What are the fireworks???
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I also have the top of the line Bose headphones. My husband builds speakers and is really picky about his headphones and he bought these as well. I love them. I love turning the light skin off and listening to music with them. I can be in my own world without outsid distractions.
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