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First Look – Head to Head : Sony Active Series headphones MDR – AS30G vs. MDR A520J

Wednesday July 30, 2008
Written by Daniel Long
Tags: First | Look | Head | to | Head | Sony | Active | Series | headphones | MDR | AS30G | vs | MDR | A520J
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$49
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Sony’s new Active series of headphones are designed to stay on your noggin, but that all depends on how well you wear them. We put our eardrums on the line, so you didn’t have to....

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Noblejoker
Aug 9, 2008 9:52 PM
 I just bought an older model of the Sony clip on ear buds (buds not phones). They are similare to these AS20J only they are an open ended clip rather than a loop
I have found them excellent in all ways
Initially they do feel different to non-clip phones or buds. But if you get them sitting comfortably you soon forget that and the beauty is that you don't feel them moving or falling out like you do with regular buds. The sound quality is also excellent. Plus <$50 is very reasonable. I recommend this sort of phones for anyone who uses their MP3 player actively especially running


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