http://www.play.com/Electronics/Electronics/4-/8240767/-/Product.html?searchstring=ns1000&searchsource=0&add=8240767
Just enter code PLAGLDNS19 at checkout
Just enter code PLAGLDNS19 at checkout
Goldring NS1000 Active Noise Reduction Headphones £49.99
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matengawhat
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cheers for that - just ordered a set for bedroom as gf keeps complaining my senn leak to much sound so hopefully these will be quieter for late night listening
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matengawhat
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they were always advertised at £149.99 you have to use the voucher code at the top of this post for the £100 to be knocked off - mine listed as being dispatched so should be with me tomorrow
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Sony, I didn't notice that, in which case it is an amazing bargain, and one I might have to check out myself!
Hi, Just tried that, couldn`t find anywere to enter the code. The site would only let me press
the accept now button @ £149.00.
the accept now button @ £149.00.
matengawhat
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the voucher code box is on the right hand of the screen - you have to add to basket and log into your account then confirm postal address then will go through to final confirmation page on that page look to right and you will see two little red boxs one saying voucher code - click on that then add code
Yup! Just got my brother to order me some, as they won't deliver to Ireland...Great deal, well spotted. Thanks a lot!
Hedgehog
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Thanks, just ordered a pair, will let you know if everything is ok.
Well spotted guys, thanks again.
Well spotted guys, thanks again.
I just bought a new pair of cans so have missed out on a bargain. Goldring NS-100 now down to £40.00 here http://www.expertaudio.co.uk/item--Goldring-DR100-Headphones--Goldring_DR100.html
Why have these phones dropped in value so much? A couple of work mates are interested in them.
Why have these phones dropped in value so much? A couple of work mates are interested in them.
They're a few years old now - I suspect Goldring is planning a replacement and wants to clear older stock.
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I.D.C.:
I just bought a new pair of cans so have missed out on a bargain. Goldring NS-100 now down to £40.00 here http://www.expertaudio.co.uk/item--Goldring-DR100-Headphones--Goldring_DR100.html
Why have these phones dropped in value so much? A couple of work mates are interested in them.
Thanks for the link - I think I'll definitely have to buy a pair now!
I just bought a new pair of cans so have missed out on a bargain. Goldring NS-100 now down to £40.00 here http://www.expertaudio.co.uk/item--Goldring-DR100-Headphones--Goldring_DR100.html
Why have these phones dropped in value so much? A couple of work mates are interested in them.
Thanks for the link - I think I'll definitely have to buy a pair now!
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don't get confused these are two different sets of headphones the dr100 in my opinion are expensive at £40 you can get them cheaper and they are poor in comparison to the ns1000 so they are a far better buy
I have to apologise for putting up that link as I thought it was the NS100'S.
Sorry girls and boys. Only use the Play.com link.
Sorry girls and boys. Only use the Play.com link.
Well, I know I shouldn't make impulse purchases having been up all night but I couldn't resist. £50 for a pair of phones well rated at £150 was too good. Account created - order placed.
I started thinking when I posted the other day on kit you've had for ages thread. My Sennheiser HD410's are 27yrs old, it might be time for an upgrade.
If I get to keep these for 27 years my next pair of headphones will probably be hearing aids. Noise amplifying, not noise cancelling.
Now that's a worrying thought.
I started thinking when I posted the other day on kit you've had for ages thread. My Sennheiser HD410's are 27yrs old, it might be time for an upgrade.
If I get to keep these for 27 years my next pair of headphones will probably be hearing aids. Noise amplifying, not noise cancelling.
Now that's a worrying thought.
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matengawhat:don't get confused these are two different sets of headphones the dr100 in my opinion are expensive at £40 you can get them cheaper and they are poor in comparison to the ns1000 so they are a far better buy
Thanks - I did get confused, but eventually realised they were different when I couldn't see any mention of the noise reduction!
Thanks - I did get confused, but eventually realised they were different when I couldn't see any mention of the noise reduction!
Thanks for the advice but play don't deliver to the republic of ireland, i'll try ebay thanks again.
matengawhat
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these are very good little headphones - sound very clear and bass is deep - got to be honest really impressed - easily worth the £50 quid
GOR1972:Thanks for the advice but play don't deliver to the republic of ireland, i'll try ebay thanks again.
And isn't that annoying!! In fact, they make you think they do and then they have all kinds of restrictions. I fell for that when I wanted the Goldrings, too. Fortunately, my brother lives in Scotland, and I ordered them through him.
But Play.com should really ge their act together, if it is in their power, and offer all of their products in Ireland.
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And isn't that annoying!! In fact, they make you think they do and then they have all kinds of restrictions. I fell for that when I wanted the Goldrings, too. Fortunately, my brother lives in Scotland, and I ordered them through him.
But Play.com should really ge their act together, if it is in their power, and offer all of their products in Ireland.
Hedgehog
I got these and am very pleased (especially as I have a big trip coming up next week) - seem a big improvement on my existing Sennheiser PXC300s. However, digging around I found a review of some audio technica phones on ilounge that look identical (even down to the accessories) so presume Goldring are branding these after an OEM manufacture (Phitek in this case) rather than a Goldring developed product. It doesn't bother me as I'm pleased with the product
http://www.ilounge.com/index.php/reviews/entry/audio-technica-ath-anc7-quietpoint-active-noise-cancelling-headphones
http://www.ilounge.com/index.php/reviews/entry/audio-technica-ath-anc7-quietpoint-active-noise-cancelling-headphones
I got mine 20 miutes ago. Almosst as comfy as my Sennheiser HD410's and beat them up and leave them dumped in a back alley as far as sound quality is concerned.
These are a cracking buy. Only problem is I'd like a longer cable than 1.8m. Other than that top marks.
These are a cracking buy. Only problem is I'd like a longer cable than 1.8m. Other than that top marks.
Are they really better than some Shure's for travelling?!
Shure's block out the noise, and are portable and tiny. Also, they need no batteries!
Why would you cart these around on a big trip?
Not saying you are wrong, more wondering why you think you are right! I was tempted then realised I'd never use them as I have excellent Grados (a few pairs) and nice disposable Shures for dragging around the world.
I nearly clicked, but realised it was cos they were cheap, not something I needed or wanted.
Shure's block out the noise, and are portable and tiny. Also, they need no batteries!
Why would you cart these around on a big trip?
Not saying you are wrong, more wondering why you think you are right! I was tempted then realised I'd never use them as I have excellent Grados (a few pairs) and nice disposable Shures for dragging around the world.
I nearly clicked, but realised it was cos they were cheap, not something I needed or wanted.
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