This vs QuietComfort 25?
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Ok. First off, these have memory foam cushions for ear paddings, second these do not require batteries, third the sound on these blows Bose out of the water. It feels as if the sound is 3D Bose is more accoustic. I just want to say once you put then on you won't be able to take them off, the sound is that good. For noise cancelation, it's better than Bose.
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I haven't tried either of these but with the quality I get I would think that it would work quiet well. I hope this will be an assist to you.
2222387
go with the pc350se IF you don't want to hear anything but whats coming through the headphones. I think overall I like the PC350se's better because of construction. I actually prefer to hear things in the room and the pc360's are nice for that, plus I think I prefer their sound slightly better but I had to sell one so I sold the PC360's. I use the "Listen to this device" soundblaster option so I can at least hear myself talk through the microphone on the pc350se's
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The best combo is getting the SRH 840 earpads and replace them on the SRH 440. That was the first thing I did after recommendation and it's MUCH more comfortable. 15-20 buck investment
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Bose has a 20 ft extension cable for your QuietComfort 15. Works well for me.
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The usual recommendation is to buy the unit for your weakest ear. Note that the folks at CS 10 have just released a new unit - I suggest you call them to make sure which unit you should buy.
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They have the same quality. Great noise cancelling and amazing sound. The difference is with the QC15 you cannot turn off the noise cancelling to listen to music. You will need batteries more often. With the QC25, you have the option to turn it off and listen with or without noise cancellation. If you can afford the QC25, I would recommend you buy that one as you have those choices and batteries will last longer. Hope it helps.
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They are very similar in many ways. I got the PC 360 before these but sent them back because the velvet-ey feel on the earcups weren't comfortable for me at all. They both sound very similar though. Unfortunately neither of these have active noise cancellation but but having the PC 350E's on your head are far better than the PC 360 because of its closed-back design. I can without a doubt say that both of those headphones are great and the purchase just comes down to your personal preference. Good luck!
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It depends on where the noise is coming from. The IS250 will isolate not only the ground line, but also hot and neutral. Noise can come from many sources. What are you trying to quiet?
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I won't ever go back to the A5 simply because the Excel is soooo much more quiet. I've had much better success using the Excel on dogs that have not had clippers near them before. 50% less noise might be too high but it's definitely less and so is the vibration. And, for the record, my first pair of Excel did have problems and do seem to be a "lemon" though still working after having to send back to Andis. The second pair truly seem to be a workhorse.
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The amperiors are newer. Amperior are slightly better, according to Sennheiser. I don't know the HD25, but the amperiors are excellent to me
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I received the QC 25's last week, wore them twice and I'm sending them back. Had the same ear pressure issue and that is why I'm looking at the 20i's.
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The dt250 is smoother in the highs but both are very neutral and dt880 is extremely comfortable
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My son just bought the Audio-Technica ATHM50RD, and I give the Audio-Technica the edge sonically. It is more spacious sounding, and I find it to be more detailed. Of course the B&W; is much more beautifully built and looks far superior. But for the sounds and comfort I definitely prefer the Audio-Technica.
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I bought the Sony headset because I was disappointed with the Bose system that I had for years. The Sony is much quieter, more comfortable, and seems to have a much longer battery life, so I'm very pleased with it. The improvements are due to a much more modern technology, and it's really effective.
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This is my first purchase and I am not sure how the other models are. I only know the one I bought (J8005) is super quiet. Really nice.
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Hi Joe, In terms of sound quality there are pretty much the same. If you using the Etymotic in plane/train or outdoors then the quality suffers alittle. These are not noise canceling or noise softening. But as far as comfort. I prefer the Etymotic.