Wearing headphones while detailing?

You can spend some insane money (kinda like LSP), but I think the Klipsch offers great performance and reasonable cost. Makes the white Ipod buds seem like a joke.
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LuxuryMobile said:
Never thought it made since to spend alot of money on headphones. I picked up about 4 pairs of in ear headphones made by SkullCandy so when they broke (because they will) I can just toss them and grab a new pair.
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And i never thought it made sense how people are satisfied with poor quality sound headphones.
 
93fox said:
Yes it is... :) $20 can get you a bottle of collinite 845. :)
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hahaha true

93fox said:
And i never thought it made sense how people are satisfied with poor quality sound headphones.
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couldn't agree w/you more!

93fox said:
White ipod buds are repackaged JVC gumy headphones... Haha they both sound like garbage.
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ipod buds suck and ipods in general also suck as far as sound output goes. but thats for a diff thread:) i do not own an ipod
 
Thanks for the tip, I'll look into those other klipsh ones. Really though, was never too comfortable with in the ear style phones.

I can appreciate good sound quality, but music on my ipod or phone isn't the best quality to begin with so....
 
I don't like doing business with someone who wears headphones. It looks very unprofesional IMO

If I have a question to ask, I feel as if I'm intruding on the individual

Thus, I don't wear headphones


Flash
 
premium said:
You are all in luck. I own a company called Tuck Away Tunes. I am the designer of this patent pending magnetic, waterproof, speaker system.

Check out my website. Tuck Away Tunes - Providing a safe alternative to headphones while performing fitness and recreational activities

They work well unless you are vacuuming or polishing.
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Surely you not referring to household chores!

Looks like a well designed system:dblthumb2:---although, I believe your design may be ineffective in my case---there could be an undo attraction of your system to the ferrous matter in my head!! :D

Bob
 
Guys this wasn't a topic asking what headphones I need; I've already decided.

I'm trying to decide between over-ear headphones, or in-ear headphones, or none at all because it might be a bad idea when I'm trying to be professional.

I think I've only gotten about 4 relevant posts in a whole 4 page topic...
 
Comment said:
Guys this wasn't a topic asking what headphones I need; I've already decided.

I'm trying to decide between over-ear headphones, or in-ear headphones, or none at all because it might be a bad idea when I'm trying to be professional.

I think I've only gotten about 4 relevant posts in a whole 4 page topic...
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Well excuse me! So sorry for my irrevelent posts then. Go to Post # 28 (Flash's). That is how I really feel about it also!!!

Bob
 
Comment said:
Guys this wasn't a topic asking what headphones I need; I've already decided.

I'm trying to decide between over-ear headphones, or in-ear headphones, or none at all because it might be a bad idea when I'm trying to be professional.

I think I've only gotten about 4 relevant posts in a whole 4 page topic...
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unprofessional. period. :nomore:
 
Comment said:
Guys this wasn't a topic asking what headphones I need; I've already decided.

I'm trying to decide between over-ear headphones, or in-ear headphones, or none at all because it might be a bad idea when I'm trying to be professional.

I think I've only gotten about 4 relevant posts in a whole 4 page topic...
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Oh by the way, Mr. Comment, about the above Comment:

I enjoy the way
That some of us stray
Sometimes there are replies
That just makes my day.

Also, my Doctor said my A.D.D. symtoms are slowly improving---thanks for letting me share this good news....oops I posted more irrelevent drivel!! :D

Bob
 
I don't see them as unprofessional as long as you are aware of when your client is around and trying to speak with you. When they come around to chat, simply take them out. When there not around put them in and get in your zone and do what you were hired to do.
 
Comment said:
Guys this wasn't a topic asking what headphones I need; I've already decided.

I'm trying to decide between over-ear headphones, or in-ear headphones, or none at all because it might be a bad idea when I'm trying to be professional.

I think I've only gotten about 4 relevant posts in a whole 4 page topic...
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Well then wear whatever the hell is comfortable to you. Why the hell even bother asking.

As far as them being unprofessional, all of my stuff is done at home in the garage. Ain't nobody around to tell me it's unprofessional. Now if I was out mobile, then either one small ear bud or nothing at all.
 
Shiny Lil Detlr said:
Sounds like you need to go on "Shark Tank," Garry. :props:
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I have actually thought about that. Anthony Sullivan (infomercial guy and Billy Mays old partner) is actually based here in Tampa and this is also where they film Shark Tank and Pitchmen.
 
Comment said:
Guys this wasn't a topic asking what headphones I need; I've already decided.

I'm trying to decide between over-ear headphones, or in-ear headphones, or none at all because it might be a bad idea when I'm trying to be professional.

I think I've only gotten about 4 relevant posts in a whole 4 page topic...
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I personally prefer the in-ear headphones. Better quality, filters out the outside noise, and that helps you to stay in the zone. If you think the "look" of headphones is "unprofessional" try one of those speak docking systems, that will keep the noise you want around you, but you won't "look unprofessional." Of course then you run into the problem of "sounding unprofessional"
 
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