Headphone Sightings 2 - Page 560

Saw a dt 770 on a flight the other day. Can't remember which one, somewhere between boston, detroit, orlando or lax.

Was bummed I didn't bring mine on this trip, was wearing bose nc. And those suckers have a great nc.

 

:/

 

Weird. School bus? I don't think it would have ever occurred to me to make fun of someone's headphones.

Saw a pair of TMA-1s today, the usual Beats, and the exciting one, HE-400s, IN THE WILD! Crazy. 

I live in a big-town college campus, and always get my hopes crashed when I see a decent looking pair of headphones only to find them being $40 Skull Candys or the typical Beats. Only sighting would be my friend who introduced me to Head-fi, but that doesn't count.

I've spotted the Philips citiscape uptowns numerous times on the bus, and one of my classmates has a Senn HD202, and another a XB500 and 700. (He likes bass).

 

Also I do see a lot of Beats, but eh...

 

Edit: Just remembered, I've seen a lot of HD201's for some reason. There's a shop in my city that sells them ("okaphone", I get my electronics stuff there!) and I guess that's where they got them.

 

In other news:

If I saw a good looking girls around my age wearing some nice headphones I would be starting a conversation faster than you could say "nice cans".

Edited by SandvichDISH - 2/19/13 at 4:59pm

Yeah, a school bus. Keep in mind, these kids are not the smartest. I pointed it out, and they called me gay. Just shows the level of maturity on a high school bus. 

 

Someone said this to a girl before and got a very bad reaction. "Cans" is jargon used in audiophile circles and nowhere else, she'll think you're referring to her boobs.

I saw an international student in MSU wearing PSB m4u 2's and another person wearing HD598's outside. That last one was kinda weird.

Yeah, seeing it here so often and nowhere else is getting kind of old. It's fun to fantasise and all, but you can't use it in reality as planned.

Last time on the Taiwan High Speed Rail I saw a girl listening to HD595 with the 10ft cable on her lap wrapped around by a twist tie...

A 12-year-old DJ named Elle Morgan uses the Crossfade LP (she was just featured on V-Moda's facebook page):

 

 

You thought 12 was young? Try 8-year-old DJ Kai, who sports the Pioneer HDJ-2000:

 

 

Their talent puts all of us to shame.

That actually makes me think that if you had a nice enough cable (and were feminine enough for it), you could probably wrap it around your waist as a type of makeshift belt. Or something.

 

I also have no idea how women's clothing/fashion works, so it's not like I'd even have an idea of how to make it work.

What brand / model can this be?

http://static.vg.no/uploaded/image/bilderigg/2013/02/19/1361282458812_81.jpg

 

Parrot Zik.

I know that! 'Twas a joke