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What do you want to listen to, the audio of the radio program or the noise
from your receiver? For listening to talk radio programs and SWL a HiFi set of cans will give you listeners fatigue. For serious weak signal SW DXing I use Kenwood HS-5 which limits the audio frequencies to the critical audio spectrum where my ear is most sensitive and the audio that is available from a radio broadcast. For portable/casual SWL & talk radio I use the Sennheiser PX-200 whose audio frequency response cuts out in the high audio frequencies which are not present in radio audio, just receiver noise - fatigue. If you want HiFi look at Grado cans. "N9NEO" wrote in message ups.com... I've been using walmart or cheap radio shack phones that my kids give me. I don't think more expensive phones would do me any good cause I just listen to talk radio and never music. I've been using the kind with foam puffys. Maybe I will spend 25bucks for a pair of the Sennheiser HD201. They are full sized. Check out the expensive ones at the bottom of the page. http://www.headphone.com/products/headphones/full-size/ So do you have a favorite headphone? Bose? Koss? Sennheiser? regards, NEO |
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