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    Creative introduces the Aurvana noise-cancelling DJ headphones with X-Fi

    The Creative Aurvana X-Fi is an acoustic revolution...the world's first noise-canceling headphones with X-Fi technology. Noise cancellation lets you enjoy your music without distractions. X-Fi will make your music more thrilling. In short, Aurvana X-Fi will fundamentally change the way you listen to your music and movies.

    Intelligent Noise Cancellation
    The acoustic grilles allow for optimum sound pick-up from the concealed microphone and advanced noise cancellation circuitry, delivering a true and faithful sound to your ears from the premium 40mm Neodymium drivers.
    http://us.creative.com/products/prod...5&nav=features
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    at this point, I wouldn't spend a penny on anything creative made...seeming how their sound card's don't work for s^&* on windows vista!

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    Just use real headphones please. http://headphone.com.
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    Meh, it's much easier to do an active noise cancellation conversion on used Sony monitor headphones. Cheaper, and most likely better as well.

    (I haven't tried yet, but I did it with my Steelseries 5hv2 gaming headset)
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    Looks neat, with the concealed microphone and all, but if you really want noise cancelling (and "unblemished" sound reproduction), you want the earbuds from Ultimate Ears, Shure and others. Not these cups.
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    I'm never buying a Creative product again. I've had it with their outrageous prices and horrible drivers.

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    Meh, it's easy to convert any dj or monitor-style headphones into noise cancelling headphones.
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