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post #91 of 97
9/16/09 at 2:48am
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Originally Posted by pinkpanther View Post
Woops! I didn't check the date -- silly me. :-)
Me either! LOL I thought the headphone community had gone nuts.

Since I performed a partial Markl mod on my D7000's I've decided that I'm really not interested in anything else. For the money I've invested, I'm absolutely delighted with the listening enjoyment these provide. And when I feel like hearing my favorite tunes in a different way, my HD580's are always here to make me smile.

Truthfully, I've not heard most of what's on this poll, but I'm happy with what I have and feel like there is no need to look for more.
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post #92 of 97
9/16/09 at 4:51am
I ticked the phones that are somewhat within reach that I would want:
I'd love to have the O2, as a darker brother to the HE60. I could use a closed pair so that could be the 4070 or the DX1000 (fwir totally different headphones yet both interest me). I put the Ed9 in for being a very fun headphones with awesome bass but it is not so high on the 'want list'.
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post #93 of 97
9/16/09 at 5:13am
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Originally Posted by Lil' Knight View Post
Did you check the date of the first post?
LOL
thats says it all
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post #94 of 97
9/16/09 at 5:24am
Back from the dead!

I would love to have the HE90 and SR-007 to give them a try. Rare beasts these are!
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post #95 of 97
9/16/09 at 5:58am
sorry but I want them all... it's great to realize that the music I thought I'm familiar with is so different from different cans.
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post #96 of 97
9/16/09 at 7:23am
OK, so its an old thread, but we all engage in a little fantasy here once in a while (roughly every 30 minutes, based on current posting habits )

No sign of the Edition 8 in that lot, but reading some of the reviews, I have to wonder if you arent in danger of teleporting yourself to another planet simply by putting them on your head. They are $2500 here in Oz, but that would only buy you a decent set of mid-range standmount speakers, so I guess its not exorbitant for a device that bends space and time.

Have to admit that I enjoy reading markl's posts on the R10 (I know, before he sold them..), but its like reading about a Ferrari Daytona when you drive a Mazda. Would love to know more of the history of those headphones - its like VW financing the build of the Bugatti Veyron, a massively over-engineered supercar, simply because they *could*. I fear those days are gone.
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post #97 of 97
9/16/09 at 11:39am
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Originally Posted by Dinan View Post
I would love to have the HE90 and SR-007 to give them a try. Rare beasts these are!
I had the pleasure of comparing my SR-007BL against a HE90 this Saturday. Well worth it!
The HE90 is quite rare with only ~400 pairs produced, but I am sure there are thousands of SR-007s out there.
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