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post #166 of 277
7/23/11 at 12:28pm

 

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Originally Posted by rhythmdevils View Post

Beyerdynamic deserves to go out of business for that.  Over 1k for a hollow plastic resonant chamber?  blink.gif  Must be some expensive magnet technology ya got there  rolleyes.gif


most poorly informed statement on head-fi today.

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post #167 of 277
7/23/11 at 12:33pm

really?  Do I get a prize or anything for that?  cool.gif

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post #168 of 277
7/23/11 at 12:49pm
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Originally Posted by rhythmdevils View Post

Beyerdynamic deserves to go out of business for that.  Over 1k for a hollow plastic resonant chamber?  blink.gif  Must be some expensive magnet technology ya got there  rolleyes.gif


Ya, why couldn't of they made them sexy with carbon fiberconfused_face%281%29.gif

 

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post #169 of 277
7/23/11 at 5:20pm

I wasn't talking about the material, just the lack of damping, but I'll delete my post so we can keep this thread just about nice pictures. 

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post #170 of 277
7/25/11 at 1:17am

For as popular as the ATH-M50 seems to be around here, I'm surprised nobody has posted pictures of their drivers in this thread yet.  Anybody care to oblige?

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post #171 of 277
8/3/11 at 6:34pm
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For as popular as the ATH-M50 seems to be around here, I'm surprised nobody has posted pictures of their drivers in this thread yet.  Anybody care to oblige?



The driver doesn't look interesting, looks like typical Audio-Technica driver. If you want a close comparison, try MDR-V6 drivers or AD700.

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post #172 of 277
8/3/11 at 6:38pm

Awesome thread, first time coming across it.

 

Heres the Sony DR-Z6/7 to add to the mix.

 

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post #173 of 277
8/14/11 at 10:59am

Sony MDR-SA1000 driver, clear PET, not the milk white nano-composite material of its bigger siblings SA3000 and SA5000.

 

Sony MDR-SA1000 driver front.jpg

 

Sony MDR-SA1000 driver back.jpg

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post #174 of 277
8/20/11 at 6:02pm

From an ebay listing of "David Clark 4 Channel headphones"

 

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post #175 of 277
8/20/11 at 7:03pm

Hmm you should buy them, they look interesting!

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post #176 of 277
8/20/11 at 9:02pm

Inside of a balanced armature speaker.

 

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post #177 of 277
8/20/11 at 9:31pm

Subscribed.

 

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post #178 of 277
8/20/11 at 9:48pm

A custom IEM with 20 speakers!!!!

 

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post #179 of 277
8/20/11 at 9:51pm

Wasn't that just an april fools joke?

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post #180 of 277
8/20/11 at 10:03pm
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Originally Posted by rhythmdevils View Post

I wasn't talking about the material, just the lack of damping, but I'll delete my post so we can keep this thread just about nice pictures. 



Why should a driver need damping exactly? Isn't an ideal driver something that wouldn't need it? I'd say they've developed something more special because of the fact that there isn't damping. Essentially the driver itself is already doing all the work additional damping would have done.

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