A review I'm looking forward to.
Thu, Nov 25 2010, 6:07PM
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Thu, Nov 25 2010, 6:24PM
#2
However.......
So not like B&W who have entered the headphone market by designing and making their own headphone.
Thu, Nov 25 2010, 6:30PM
#3
....and Zoundustries also make these.......
Thu, Nov 25 2010, 6:35PM
#4
Mmmmmm.........
Marshall....... Hello Kitty.......... Marshall....... Hello Kitty........ 
Thu, Nov 25 2010, 6:37PM
#5
I thought Koss PRO 4AA headphones were the real rocker's choice.
(I have seen them recommended by drummers especially.)
Almost as iconic as Marshall. The PRO 4AAs have looked identical since their launch in 1970...
Thu, Nov 25 2010, 6:50PM
#6
Big Chris:Marshall....... Hello Kitty.......... Marshall....... Hello Kitty........
If it's good enough for fender...
Thu, Nov 25 2010, 6:53PM
#7
Next, the Fender and Les Gibson range of headphones.
Thu, Nov 25 2010, 7:04PM
#8
Not many people know, but the biggest name in amplifiers is actually a drummer.
I'm not too worried about brand engineering. They stuck a Marshall logo on my Pure Evoke and I'm more than happy with that.
Thu, Nov 25 2010, 7:13PM
#9
Big Chris:They stuck a Marshall logo on my Pure Evoke and I'm more than happy with that.
Would be very tempting to buy those cans to use with the DAB radio for some late night BBC Radio 3 sessions. Especially seeing how easy they are to drive.
Cool box.....
They appear closed backed and they are very sensitive at 32ohms and SPL 121, which is more like IEM figures. That makes them very easy to drive, so it would suggest they would not leak much sound and with the shape keep you well isolated. Very tempting...must audition.
Internet - laptop - DAC - amp - lots of headphones.
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