Dazen’s Digest
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Miles: That's quite a collection of headphones you have. For me, if I was to go purposefully hunting for vintage (80's and older) headphones, I would like a pair of Pioneer (I haven't decided on which model, yet) and another pair of AKGs - the K340s. Any of the Stax headphones are priced high - and justifiably so. That would round out my collection.
Nando.
Nando.
Im not a big headphones phan. Ive had one set of Sony's for about 20 years. A while back a buddy gave me a set of vintage Pioneer's that my brother currently uses. Pretty much the only serious phones I have ever owned. With that being said, a friend of mine has a set of the noise canceling Bose cans. I honestly didnt mind them. Of course, that was just a quick listen. To make a true evaluation of them, id have to do a long listening session. I also found them to be quite comfortable.
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With working professionally in studio's and at radiostations a pair of cans is not something you simply use to enjoy music, it is a serious tool you have to rely on.
That's the main reason I began to collect them because I think every type of headphones has it's own characteristic sound which can be helpfull (or sometimes not) with working on different kinds of music.
That's the main reason I began to collect them because I think every type of headphones has it's own characteristic sound which can be helpfull (or sometimes not) with working on different kinds of music.
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I have a set of Micro Seiko headphones made by Stax.
http://www.thevintageknob.org/THEVAULT2/MS2MP1/MS2MP1.html
I haven't used them for a while.
