i need head phones for new bed room flat screen

[Sounds Good]

I just picked up a panny g10 and BD player and was watching a movie last night and my wife was trying to sleep so i left the volum low and missed some of the soft speaking parts....

I think its time for some headphones. But what are my options? Buying a reciever with a head phone jack is out of the question, some 5.1 phones would be a nice bonus but not a must have....

I am unsure of the audio outputs on my g10....

Thanks guys

 

[MinusTheBear]

You probably want a closed model.

Shure SRH440 http://www.headphone.com/headphones/shure-srh440.php

These are awesomes headphones. Superb build quality at its price point, comfortable and they sound good too. Also easy to power.

 

[jamie2112]

Sony MDR-7506 are by far my favorite.I have used them for critical mixes in the studio and live.

 

[MinusTheBear]

You probably will also need an extension cable for your headphones. They come in varying lengths.

One example here, from monoprice.

http://www.monoprice.com/products/product.asp?c_id=102&cp_id=10218&cs_id=1021808&p_id=5589&seq=1&format=2

 

[Sounds Good]

where does that 3.5mm plug connect to?

 

[markw]

where does that 3.5mm plug connect to?

Since you don't want to use a receiver, one would hope your TV has a headphone jack. Mine doesn't.

See if the audio outputs on your TV and blu-ray player are variable or fixed and get back to us. Their manuals are good sources for information like this.

Maybe we can be of more help then.

 

[Sounds Good]

See if the audio outputs on your TV and blu-ray player are variable or fixed and get back to us.

variable or fixed? not sure what that means...

i am using ...
TC-P50G10
BD60K

i an pretty sure there is a set of rca outs and i am 100% sure there is a optical out on the tv

 

[EJ1]

I have some Sennheisers and I love them.