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In need of some advice. I’m trying to help a work colleague who has severe diabetes and is in danger of losing one of his feet to this terrible condition. He’s recently bought a treadmill to increase circulation and wants to listen to music from iPad/iPhone to assist with his daily exercise regime, (just in case you think this guy may be heavily obese, he is not, he’s as skinny as a rake – the diabetes went un-diagnosed for many years).
Headphone requirements: Must be cordless/wireless headphone/amp system with sufficient emphasized bass to assist with exercise, over ear fitting, comfy for at least 1 hour, and durable construction. He initially had been looking at the Senn RS180/RS220 but after I loaned him my Senn HD598 to get an idea of the sound signature he agreed that even with large EQ use they are just too polite for the purpose as they just made him want to stop and listen to the music.
Can any of you kind fella’s offer any advice as a direction to go with these requirements? I had even though that Beats may be the way forward to the desired result. Any suggestions regarding brands and models would be very much appreciated.
Doug
Headphone requirements: Must be cordless/wireless headphone/amp system with sufficient emphasized bass to assist with exercise, over ear fitting, comfy for at least 1 hour, and durable construction. He initially had been looking at the Senn RS180/RS220 but after I loaned him my Senn HD598 to get an idea of the sound signature he agreed that even with large EQ use they are just too polite for the purpose as they just made him want to stop and listen to the music.
Can any of you kind fella’s offer any advice as a direction to go with these requirements? I had even though that Beats may be the way forward to the desired result. Any suggestions regarding brands and models would be very much appreciated.
Doug