Pioneer SE-MJ7NS Noise Canceling Headphones
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Pioneer SE-MJ7NS Noise Canceling Headphones
[SE-MJ7NS]

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Review by G. Bowman Date Added: Friday 02 May, 2008
These headphones were my first experience of noise cancelling technology. First impressions is that they are quite heavy but I haven't experienced much discomfort wearing them for long periods really, they seem to cup around the ears well. The noise cancelling didn't blow me away though, it mainly seems to cancel out only the very deep rumble (I'm guessing because they were made for plane flights). But people talking etc having the noise cancelling off or on doesn't make any difference. It also has another mode which is like a surround sound, it sounds quite interesting but I wouldn't want to use this mode for any length of time while listening to …read full review

Rating:   3 of 5 Cubes!
Review by w. tang Date Added: Saturday 09 February, 2008
I can’t highly recommend these headphones enough. I’m somewhat cautious when it comes to buying headphones, I really like to listen to them and try them on before buying. Having only tried a pair of Bose Quiet Comfort 3’s in my local Apple store, the £280 (about $560) price tag was a little hard to justify, but I knew that noise cancelling was the way forward and be an absolute feature for my next headphone purchase. In the UK entry level noise-cancelling headphones will set you back about £100 (about $200) the most popular set I came across was the Sennheiser PX300 which were quickly ruled out since I wasn’t allowed to test them out and the somewhat flim …read full review

Rating:   5 of 5 Cubes!
Review by D. Le Date Added: Tuesday 16 October, 2007
I bought these as an alternative to the expensive Bose products and similar Sony/Philips brands. Although it only has a soft velvet bag to protect it, its folded design is pretty durable. The cable is detachable too. The sound from these headphones is pretty bass-heavy, so you'll need to adjust your equalizer to reduce the lower frequencies and increase the higher ones. There are actually two noise-reduction settings: standard and SRS (surround). I have not found anything that I could listen to with the SRS setting that sounds good. It ends up just sounding like echoing and heavy reverberation. The noise canceling is good, and I like the fact that it u …read full review

Rating:   5 of 5 Cubes!
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