ok i know that i must be getting annoying but i need help...

[smoke a jointRON]

ok so sorry for all of the different posts on headphones and all. I'm not trying to spam. But anyways on one of my other posts i asked if a certain headphone was good quality and was told ya just turn off the noisse cancelation. so then i started to think what if there was no button to turn it off? So i went out looking for different pairs and found these:
http://www.target.com/Niko-2-4GHz-Wirel ... rh=&page=1
http://www.target.com/Sentry-Surround-H ... rh=&page=1
http://www.target.com/EarHugger-Fidelit ... rh=&page=2
http://www.target.com/Philips-Stereo-He ... rh=&page=2

So if you could please please please help me out because i am not fimiluar with frequency and all of this stuff needed for the headphones. Please tell which ones to get and why i should get them.

Thanks

[kr3wskater]

Just pick a pair with 20 hz-20 khz frequency range that you like, that's it. That's ALL you need (and stereo headphones, but in this day and age nearly all of them are). It doesn't matter what brand, whether or not they're wireless, etc. Just pick whichever pair you like best, they're all the same as far as music and i-doser goes.

[smoke a jointRON]

so are studio headphones and stereo headphones different or will they both work

[kr3wskater]

All stereo means is that's it's capable of playing a different sound in each ear, mono means both ears play the same track, but as long as they aren't mono they're fine (and they aren't, so your good). Case closed, just pick a pair.

[smoke a jointRON]

ok thanks i ended up getting the earhugger ones

http://www.target.com/EarHugger-Fidelit ... rh=&page=2